Key Information
Admissions
Swallowfield Primary – 2023-24 Admissions
Swallowfield Primary Special Educational Needs and Disability Information
Special Educational Needs and Disability Policy-2022-2023
Link to Central Bedfordshire SEND Local Offer
Pupil Premium
Pupil Premium Policy-November 2023
Pupil Premium Strategy Statement- 2021-22
Pupil-Premium-Grant-Expenditure-20-21
Pupil-Premium-Grant-Expenditure-19-20
Pupil-Premium-Grant-Expenditure-18-19
Key information for parents
COVID Catch up Funding Report 2020-21
Jewellery and Earrings in PE Lessons
Remote Learning Information
Remote Learning Policy- November 2020
Remote Learning Plan-January 2021
Equalities
The values and ethos that Swallowfield promotes to pupils and staff includes a commitment to build and maintain strong relationships. In our school we focus on:
- Promoting wellbeing
- Encouraging and celebrating diversity
- Embedding our values into our curriculum and life at school
Our school aims to meet its obligations under the public sector equality duty by having due regard to the need to:
- Eliminate discrimination and other conduct that is prohibited by the Equality Act 2010
- Advance equality of opportunity between people who share a protected characteristic and people who do not share it
- Foster good relations across all characteristics-between people who share a protected characteristic and people who do not share it
Here are our three Equality Objectives for the academic year 2023-24:
- To promote cultural development and understanding through a rich range of experiences, conversations and activities both in and beyond school.
- To use performance data to monitor pupil achievement and respond to variations in groups of pupils, subjects, key stages, trends over time and compared with other schools.
- To ensure pupils and all other stakeholders have equal access and opportunities to make a positive contribution to school life.
Our Equality Policy outlines fully how we achieve this in school and includes:
- Promoting tolerance and understanding of a range of religions and cultures through different aspects of our curriculum and through our Values education.
- Holding assemblies dealing with relevant issues. Weekly Values Assemblies are held along with Celebration Assemblies which often deal with these issues.
- Considering the impact of significant decisions on particular groups. For example, when a school trip or activity is planned, the school considers whether the activity:
o Cuts across any religious holiday
o Is accessible to pupils with disabilities
o Has equivalent facilities for boys and girls
Below you will find our School Policy on Equality
Equality Objectives under the Equality Act 2010
Sports Premium
Swallowfield Primary- Sport Premium Report 22-23
Swallowfield Sports Premium Impact Statement- July 22
Swallowfield-Lower-School-Sports-Action-Plan Proposed 2021-2022
Sports Funding Plan 2020-2021 – Updated
Swallowfield Impact Statement – July 21
Swallowfield Lower School Impact Statement 19-20
Swallowfield-Lower-School-Sports-Action-Plan-July 2020
Sports Premium Impact Review 2018-19
Sports Premium Funding Information-2017-18
Previous Results
DfE Performance Tables- https://www.gov.uk/school-performance-tables