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SEND
The page provides links to the school's SEND policy, local offer and SEND report.
“Please follow the links below to read our SEND policy, our local offer and our SEND report.”
The school has a designated SEND coordinator, identified as Miss Eaton.
“St Swithun’s has an experienced member of staff acting as a designated coordinator for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Our SENDCO is Miss Eaton.”
Pastoral
The school identifies a designated safeguarding officer, two deputy safeguarding officers, and a safeguarding governor.
“The school has 3 safeguarding officers: - Mrs Anita Whitehurst – Designated Safeguarding Officer - Mr Eddie Kirk – Deputy Safeguarding Officer - Miss Kate Surtees - Deputy Safeguarding Officer - Mrs Diane Osborne - Safeguarding Governor”
The school directs child-welfare concerns to its safeguarding team or the local council safeguarding team.
“If you are concerned about the welfare of a child then please speak to a member of our safeguarding team. Alternatively you can contact Central Bedfordshire Council’s safeguarding team on:”
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Enrichment
The school aims to enrich pupils' experience through activities outside the classroom and offers teacher-led clubs including library, chess, construction, faith, dance and drama, eco, and mindfulness clubs.
“Our aim at St Swithun’s is to enrich your child’s school experience by widening the established curriculum with activities that take place outside the classroom.”
The school works with Premier Education to provide extracurricular sports clubs.
“We also work closely with Premier Education to provide a range of extra curricular sporting clubs.”
Ethos
The school is inclusive and aims for every child to reach their full potential.
“We are an inclusive school and we aim for every child to achieve their full potential.”
The school promotes resilience, respect and compassion.
“Our children are guided by a strong moral compass, showing an understanding of the importance of being resilient, respectful and compassionate.”
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About School
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Central Bedfordshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Application Status | Accepting Now |