If a parent feels that the child is unhappy with some aspect of school life, they should make an early appointment to see the teacher. If a resolution is not forthcoming (an unlikely event), then the parents should raise the matter with the head teacher. If the problem is still unresolved, the parent has further rights to contact the Chairman.

We expect high standards of personal behavior. This makes the children's lives safer and the school a more efficient and pleasant place for all. We attempt to develop the attributes of trust, honesty, respect for others and civility in all children by having high expectations and giving children responsibility for themselves. Children are rewarded for good behavior by enjoying privileges. Children who fall below the expected standards will receive appropriate punishment and have their privileges temporarily withdrawn. This statement sums up expectations