Tetherdown Primary School

School has a named SEND contact and points to a SEND Information Report and Haringey local offer for children identified as having Special Educational Needs.

“Our SEND Information Report explains how Tetherdown provides for those children identified as having Special Educational Needs. In addition, you can also find out more information about how Haringey supports SEND and their services.”

The school has a named Designated Safeguarding Lead and deputies, with a stated commitment to promoting the welfare of all children.

“At Tetherdown School we recognise our statutory responsibilities in safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all children. We strive to provide a safe and welcoming environment so that children may flourish and develop as happy, engaged and confident individuals.”

Safeguarding is framed as central to school culture, described as everybody's responsibility across staff, governors, and families.

“Safeguarding is everybody’s responsibility and all those directly connected (staff, volunteers, governors, leaders, parents, families and learners) play an important part in making our community safe and secure.”

School states its aim to provide the highest quality provision for children's development

“At Tetherdown we aim to provide the highest quality provision to ensure children develop a broad range of skills and knowledge that lays the foundation for their successful progress through school and life.”

Admissions and appeals for Reception through Year 6, including in-year applications, are coordinated centrally by Haringey Council under its admission policy and criteria.

“All admission applications and appeal arrangements to Tetherdown from Reception Class to Year 6, including in-year applications are co-ordinated by Haringey Council and subject to their admission policy and criteria.”