Sheddingdean Community Primary School

Sheddingdean Community Primary School

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Ofsted 2016: Teachers value the contribution that pupils make to lessons. They use questions skilfully to engage pupils and encourage discussion.
Ofsted 2016: The entire staff team is committed to ensuring that the school is a happy place for pupils.
Ofsted 2016: The values of the school, ‘reflective, resourceful, reciprocal and resilient’, are well embedded in the school’s culture and regularly referred to in assemblies and lessons.
Ofsted 2016: In the Early Years, adults support children well by listening to responses and asking questions that extend thinking, using appropriate vocabulary to support learning.

Notices:

E-Safety

The Sheddingdean E-Safety agreement is now available electronically.
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CEOP

NCA's CEOP command helps children and young people by offering advice and support on a whole range of online problems.

Visit the Safety Centre for advice and to report directly to CEOP.

http://www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/

 

Tips for parents & useful links

Follow this link to access a leaflet which will help you to understand more about e-safety issues which may affect your child.