Holy Trinity CofE  Primary School is compliant with GDPR.

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Holy Trinity is part of the Primary Advantage federation of schools. We review our policies regularly and they can be found on this page or the Primary Advantage Policies page.

Holy Trinity is part of the Primary Advantage federation of schools. We review our policies regularly and they can be found on this page or the Primary Advantage Policies page.

Introduced in 2011, the Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) is additional government money given to publicly funded schools in England to help disadvantaged young people do well at school and narrow the gap, both in school and nationally, between them and their peers.

At Holy Trinity we recognise the importance of Physical Education and are committed to providing a strong P.E. offer. We believe that our varied and innovative curriculum, and access to a wide variety of extra-curricular activities have a positive effect on the health, self-confidence, concentration, attitude and academic achievement of our pupils. We endeavour to extend the children's experiences beyond their P.E. lessons, so that all pupils have the opportunity to experience inter-school competitions and events such as the Hackney Schools Challenge and Personal Best.

We are incredibly proud of all of our pupils' achievements and recognise these in a range of areas, including academic, creative, personal, social and sporting. When a pupil reaches the end of Key Stage 2, they are required by law to sit the Year 6 SATs tests, unless they have a particular set of requirements which exempts them from taking the tests. The results from the SATs tests are published every December for the public to see.

Every Child Matters: We are committed to inclusion and believe that all children are entitled to a broad, balanced and accessible curriculum. A number of children in the course of their school career will experience periods when they have difficulty in keeping up with their peers. Pupils develop at different rates, especially in primary education. The school is committed to identifying and supporting any child in this position under the Special Educational Needs System.

The Department for Education (DfE) published a new special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) Code of Practice on 30 July 2014. It came into force from 1 September 2014, replacing the previous 2001 Code. The Code of Practice (2014) covers the 0-25 age range and includes guidance relating to children and young people with a disability as well as those with special educational needs (SEN).

The safety and well-being of pupils at Holy Trinity is our first priority. Children cannot learn effectively unless they feel happy and safe. We adhere to stringent safeguarding procedures to protect the welfare of all children who attend our school and understand that safeguarding is everyone's responsibility.

In the event of bad weather we will always aim to make decisions about the closure of the school and Preschool and communicate these to you by 7.30am.