Hartshead Junior & Infant School

Please see Hartshead's policy on the key areas below. Click on the files to download.

Managing Serial and Unreasonable Complaints

The Pupil Premium is method of supporting children who are now, or have previously been, on the free school meal register or are, or have previously been, a 'Looked After Child'

Additional funding is provided by the government to ensure they can benefit from all educational opportunities a school has to offer, they feel included and safe and their attainment bears comparison to other pupils in school and national expectations.

Please see the school's annual report and action plan by opening the file below.

How can we support your child at Hartshead, Junior and Infant School?

At Hartshead, we are committed to embedding inclusive practice within our school ethos. The achievement of all pupils irrespective of their gender, race, religion or ability is something we pride ourselves on. We strive to create an effective partnership between parents, carers, pupils and professionals. This relationship is conducive to promoting a positive outlook in all our pupils - so that they feel they can achieve the very best they can

We appreciate that you know your child best and throughout their school life you may feel that they require some additional help or support.

Our 'Provision' document below aims to inform you of the types of support we make available for your child at Hartshead Junior and Infant School. It will help you understand who can help and how this support can be accessed. The more detailed 'Policy and Practice' document can also be viewed below. 

The level and type of SEND support available from the Local Authourity can be viewed on this link -  www.kirklees.gov.uk/localoffer

Link to SEND Code of Practice: 0 to 25 Years 2015

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/398815/SEND

Schools must use the Sport Premium Funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer.