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MICHAELMAS TERM

2017E X P A N D I N G H O R I Z O N S

SUMMER TERM

2018E X P A N D I N G H O R I Z O N S

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SUMMER TERM 2018Staff Day Tues 10-AprTerm begins: Travelling Day Tues 10-Apr 8.00pm

Day Pupils Wed 11-Apr 8.25amHalf-term begins: Fri 25-May 4.00pmPrize Day and Graduation Sat 26-May 10.00amHalf-term ends: Travelling Day Sun 03-Jun 8.00pm

Day Pupils Mon 04-Jun 8.25amEnd of Term: Fri 06-Jul 12.30pm

MICHAELMAS TERM 2018Staff days: Mon/Tues 03-Sep / 04-SepTerm begins: New Boarders Mon 03-Sep 8.00pm

Travelling Day Tues 04-Sep 8.00pmDay pupils Wed 05-Sep 8.25am

Half-term begins Fri 19-Oct 4.00pmHalf-term ends: Travelling Day Sun 04-Nov 8.00pm

Day pupils Mon 05-Nov 8.25amEnd of term: Fri 14-Dec 12.30pm

LENT TERM 2019Staff day: Mon 07-JanTerm begins: Travelling Day Mon 07-Jan 8.00pm

Day Pupils Tue 08-Jan 8.25amHalf-term begins: Fri 15-Feb 4.00pmHalf-term ends: Travelling Day Sun 24-Feb 8.00pm

Day Pupils Mon 25-Feb 8.25amEnd of Term: Fri 05-Apr 12.30pm

SUMMER TERM 2019Staff day: Wed 24-AprTerm begins: Travelling Day Wed 24-Apr 8.00pm

Day Pupils Thu 25-Apr 8.25amHalf-term begins: Fri 24-May 4.00pmPrize Day and Graduation Sat 25-May 10.00amHalf-term ends: Travelling Day Sun 02-Jun 8.00pm

Day Pupils Mon 03-Jun 8.25amEnd of Term: Fri 05-Jul 12.30pm*Please note that there is no travel window for EU boarders - all EU boarders are expected to remain at school until the end of term. Non-EU boarders can only travel on the final 2 days of term.

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ROSSALL SCHOOLLife Governors

The Earl of Derby DL

Mrs H N Trapnell

Mr A N Stephenson MA

MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

Mr C Holt BSc MCIMA MBA (Chair)

Mr S J Fisher MA (Vice Chair)

Mr M J Reece MA

Mr J Parr

Mrs C Preston BSc ARICS

Mr M Craven MA

Dr H O Fajemirokun

Prof J P Davis BSc CEng FIMechE FIoD

Mr N Ward, BSc

Dr D M Elliott, BSc, MBChB

Mrs L Croston BSc Hons, PGCE, ALCM

Mrs M Smith MSC FFA MInstF (Dip) JP

Mrs K Thomas MIFST, BSc, RSci

The Revd G Ashton, BA

Canon Revd J Hall

Mr C Littler, FCA

Mr D H Ewart, BA MA

Mr R A Wilson, MA

Secretary to Council: Mr B E Clark, MBE

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COMMON ROOM

Year 6 Tutor Miss Clapp

Year 6 Tutor Miss F JonesYear 5 Tutor Mrs K ToppingYear 4 Tutor Mr L CondonYear 4 Tutor Mrs T RobertsYear 3 Tutor Mr B Rund Year 2 Tutor Mr M PendleburyYear 1 Tutor Mrs T GreenReception Tutor Mrs A TrippierMrs S KenmareMiss C DolphinMiss K SantameraMiss K FieldsendMiss E BilsbyMr J GregsonMrs L GreenMrs P TaylorMiss A-M WrightMiss K WardMiss E TaylorMrs G BennettMrs A Edwards

PYP Co-ordinator & Beach School Co-ordinatorSocial Media Co-ordinatorNumeracy Co-ordinatorDeputy Head of JuniorLibrary Co-ordinatorLanguage Co-ordinatorClass TeacherPYP Co-ordinatorEYFS Co-ordinator & Class TeacherClass TeacherInfant SENJunior SENInfant Classroom Assistant Classroom AssistantClassroom AssistantNursery ManagerNursery Deputy ManagerNursery Key WorkerNursery Key Worker/TeacherNursery Key WorkerNursery Key WorkerPart-time Nursery Key Worker

MUSIC AND DRAMA TUITION

Miss M E YoungMr J WatsonMrs R HallMiss LittlefairMr AjiteruMiss JacksonMr A MackenzieMrs S Mistry

Director of Music, Violin, ClarinetAssistant Director of MusicMusic, Flute, PianoVoiceGuitarViolinPianoSpeech & Drama (Junior School)

Ms E Purves HeadMrs E Sanderson BursarMrs K M Lee Headmistress of Dragon, Juniors, Infants & Nursery

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USEFUL CONTACT DETAILS

Headmistress of Dragon, Juniors, Infants & Nurseryemail: [email protected]

Mrs K M Lee 774222

Secretary to Headmistressemail: [email protected]

Mrs J A Morris 774222

Head email: [email protected]

Ms E Purves 774247

Bursar email: [email protected]

Mrs E Sanderson 774299

Anchor (AN) Boardingemail: [email protected] [email protected]

Mr L & Mrs H Gair 77421207478 072028

Medical Centre email: [email protected]

774287

Accounts email: [email protected]

Miss L Catterall 774233

Chaplainemail: [email protected]

Rev’d E van Blerk 07795 985942

Registryemail: [email protected] email: [email protected]

email: [email protected]

Mrs L Barnwell

Mrs J Barkhuizen

Mrs N Mason

774321

774273

774267

RosShop email: [email protected] Miss J Oldfield 774252

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GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF BEHAVIOUR

1. We believe in giving our best effort in all things, at all times and fulfilling our commitments.

2. We believe in trying to be a positive influence in what we do, and encouraging others to do the same.

3. We believe in being courteous, considerate and respectful to others.

4. We believe in taking pride in ourselves, in our ideals and our environment.

SCHOOL RULES

1. Full school uniform should be worn at all times; this includes games kit as stipulated. Exceptions are made in the summer when specific rules are announced.

2. Hair should be clean, neat and tidy, without artificial colouring or extremes of style. Boys’ hair should not come below the collar or fall across the eyes. Girls’ hair should be clipped or tied back whenever school uniform is worn.

3. No jewellery may be worn, with the exception of one pair of gold sleepers or stud earrings (girls).

4. School shoes should be black with a sensible heel.5. Pupils must not buy or sell goods, or borrow without permission. 6. Pupils should respect all Fire and Health and Safety precautions

and be familiar with the routines designed to promote their own safety.

CODE OF CONDUCT

1. Be thoughtful towards each other, especially towards those younger than you.

2. Show politeness and warmth towards all adults, especially parents and visitors.

3. Make sure that your behaviour as a member of your school is something which you can be proud.

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MENTORS STUDENT COUNCILJoel Baines, Hallie Garrick, Grace Gotto, Tilly Grierson, Alexander Kirkwood, Scarlett Knight, Phelix Kowalski, Keegan Liggins, Rosalind Lupton, Natasha Mistry, Aaliyah Murray, Millée Rama, Miki Safronov-Yamamoto, Amelia Scott, Jessica Singleton, Joseph Smith, Chloe Southall, Grace Sutton, Elijah Wiggans and Wendi Zhang

Phelix Kowalski, Grace Sutton, Amelia Scott, Tilly Grierson, Gordon Ballantyne, Michael Taylor, Alyssa Evans, Tanisha Saha, Douglas Topping and Vivian Zhang

SCHOOL CAPTAINS

Junior

Infant

Grace SuttonPhelix KowalskiVivian ZhangDouglas Topping

HOUSE CAPTAINS

JuniorAsshetonCliftonHeskethInfantAsshetonCliftonHesketh

Elijah WiggansScarlett KnightJoel Baines

Isabelle TrippierAran FayOwen Topping

POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY

Junior Choir CaptainNatasha Mistry

Infant Choir CaptainCharlie Young

Junior Orchestra CaptainRosalind Lupton

Infant School LibrarianAva-Rayn Pearson-HopeAmiée Rama

School LibrarianGrace Gotto

Infant Boys’ Games CaptainLucas Pilley

Infant Girls’ Games CaptainRuby Williams

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INFANT ACADEMIC INFORMATION

PARENTAL GUIDANCE

Prep should take 20 minutes.

Parents should hear children read at least 5 times a week.

Reception Reading onlyYear 1 Reading and spelling for a spelling test each weekYear 2 Reading and spellings as in Year 1 plus handwriting and Maths to support work done in class.

Programme of Inquiry

PreschoolTransdisciplinary Theme - How the world worksCentral IdeaAnimals look after their babies

ReceptionTransdisciplinary Theme - Sharing the planetCentral IdeaPeople care for animals in different ways

Year 1Transdisciplinary Theme - Sharing the planetCentral IdeaLike us, plants have needs so they can grow and be healthy

Year 2Transdisciplinary Theme - Sharing the planetCentral IdeaInsects affect the world in different ways

Transdisciplinary Theme - Where we are in place and timeCentral IdeaWe make journeys to different places for different reasons

Transdisciplinary Theme - How the world worksCentral IdeaChange happens all around us

Transdisciplinary Theme - How the world worksCentral IdeaWeather varies and affects how people live

Transdisciplinary Theme - Where we are in place and timeCentral IdeaPersonal journeys can lead to change and new opportunities

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Programme of Inquiry

Year 3Transdisciplinary Theme - How we express ourselvesCentral IdeaOur choices of heroes and role models are a reflection of our values

Year 4Transdisciplinary Theme - Sharing the planetCentral IdeaWater is a finite resource that is unevenly distributed

Year 5Transdisciplinary Theme - How we organise ourselvesCentral IdeaThere are many factors to consider when running a business

Year 6Transdisciplinary Theme - How we express ourselvesCentral IdeaThe Exhibition: An in-depth inquiry to be planned and developed by the students

Transdisciplinary Theme - Sharing the planetCentral IdeaLiving things within a habitat depend on each other for survival

Transdisciplinary Theme - How the world worksCentral IdeaEnergy can be transformed to be used in different ways

Transdisciplinary Theme - Who we areCentral IdeaWe all experience and react to change as we grow up

Transdisciplinary Theme - Who we areCentral IdeaNatural milestones allow us to look back and reflect, as well as plan for the future

PARENTAL GUIDANCE

Prep should take between 25 and 30 minutes and be checked and signed by parents each evening.

Parents should hear their child read at least 5 times a week for 10-15 minutes and comment in their child’s prep diary on their reading progress.

JUNIOR ACADEMIC INFORMATION

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Monday 8.30am Registration in Classrooms 9.00am School Assembly in Museum Theatre 10.00am Infant PE 12.15pm Lunch 1.30pm Registration in Classrooms 3.15pm End of School day 3.20pm Clubs Tuesday 8.30am Registration in Classrooms 8.45am Year 2 Form Time / Year 1 Wake & Shake 8.45am Reception swim 10.00am Hymn Practice in Infant Hall 12.15pm Lunch 1.30pm Registration in Classrooms 1.35pm PE 3.15pm End of School day 3.20pm Clubs

Wednesday 8.30am Registration in Classrooms 8.45am Show and Tell in Infant Hall 10.00am Infant Games 12.15pm Lunch 1.30pm Registration in Classrooms 2.45pm Hymn Practice 3.15pm End of School day 3.20pm Clubs

Thursday 8.30am Registration in Classrooms 8.45am Year 2 Form Time 8.45am Year 1 swim 12.15pm Lunch 1.30pm Registration in Classrooms 1.35pm Games 2.45pm Hymn Practice 3.15pm End of School day 3.20pm Clubs

Friday 8.30am Registration in Classrooms 8.45am Year 1 Wake & Shake 8.45am Year 2 swim 12.15pm Lunch 1.30pm Chapel 3.15pm End of School day 3.20pm Clubs

INFANT WEEKLY ROUTINE

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DAILY ROUTINE 3.20pm Clubs 4.00pm - 5.00pm Reception Playtime with snack 4.00pm - 5.00pm Year 1 & 2 Preppington Club with snack 5.00pm - 6.00pm Stay ‘n’ Play - Unstructured, free play supervised by a teacherSUMMER TERM CLUBS

Monday 9.30am Nursery Dance & Movement (additional charge)

3.20pm Infant Dance & Movement (additional charge)

3.30pm Infant String Group (Mrs Jackson)

Tuesday 3.20pm Outdoor Art (Mrs Trippier)

Wednesday 3.20pm Runaround (Mrs Green)

Thursday 3.20pm Fylde Football Rugby Club (additional charge)

Friday 3.20pm Bush Craft (Mr Pendlebury) 3.20pm Yoga (additional charge)

All clubs will begin week commencing Monday 16th April

INFANT AFTER SCHOOL CARE

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Monday 8.25am Registration in Classrooms 9.00am School Assembly in Museum Theatre 12.25pm Lunch 1.00pm Student Council (when required) 1.30pm Registration in Classrooms and Reading Time 2.45pm Games afternoon 4.00pm End of School day 4.00pm Clubs begin

Tuesday 8.25am Registration in Classrooms 8.45am Singing Practice 12.25pm Lunch 1.00pm Orchestra 1.30pm Registration in Classrooms and Reading Time 4.00pm End of School day 4.00pm Clubs begin

Wednesday 8.25am Registration in Classrooms 8.45am Form Time 12.25pm Lunch 1.30pm Registration in Classrooms and Reading Time 1.30pm Games afternoon/Sports Fixtures 4.00pm End of School day 4.00pm Clubs begin

Thursday 8.25am Registration in Classrooms 8.45am Assembly 12.25pm Lunch 1.30pm Registration in Classrooms and Reading Time 4.00pm End of School day 4.00pm Clubs begin

Friday 8.25am Registration in Classrooms 8.30am Chapel Choir 8.45am Hymn Practice 12.25pm Lunch 1.00pm Chapel Choir 1.20pm Registration in Classrooms 1.30pm Chapel 2.45pm Games afternoon/Sports Fixtures 4.00pm End of School day 4.00pm Clubs begin

Juniors will be swimming in every PE lesson for the first half of each term, unless notice is given.

JUNIOR WEEKLY ROUTINE

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DAILY ROUTINE 4.00pm - 5.00pm Clubs 4.00pm - 5.00pm Supervised Prep Club 5.00pm - 5.30pm Activities

Monday 1.00pm Junior Strings 4.00pm Ukulele

Tuesday 1.00pm Junior Orchestra (Invitation only) Wednesday 1.00pm Junior Brass 4.00pm Chess for beginners 4.00pm Digital Photography Thursday 4.00pm Swimming Club (25m minimum) Pool 4.00pm Athletics 4.00pm Eco Club

Friday 8.30am & 1.00pm Chapel Choir (Invitation only) 4.00pm Swim Squad

All clubs will begin week commencing Monday 16th April

Early drop offs for breakfast and later pick ups are available on request. For more information, please email Mrs Lee at [email protected]

JUNIOR AFTER SCHOOL CARE

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CALENDAR

April Week 1

M 9

Tu 10 Staff Inset

8.00pm Boarders Return

W 11 8.30am Term begins

Th 12

F 13 Chaplain’s Challenge, Wear a Bobble Hat Day

1.30pm Junior School Chapel Service

Sa 14

Su 15

April Week 2

M 16 CLUBS BEGIN

4.00pm Common Room Meeting

Tu 17 Year 6 Lancashire Police Online Safety

Year 5 Shop Survey

W 18 Infant Creepy Crawly Visit

Th 19

F 20 1.30pm Junior School Chapel Service

2.30pm Square Race P*

3.30pm FOR Coffee and Catch up (Mondo’s) P*

P* Parents invited to attend

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Old Rossallian Weekend

Sa 21 11.00am Mondo’s Open

11.30am Tours of the School, Meed in Mondo’s

11.30am Ross Hockey (The Shore)

12.30pm Lunch (Dining Hall)

1.00pm - 4.00pm Exhibition - Celebrating 40 years of girls at Rossall (Walkway Gallery)

1.45pm Hockey Tournament (Astroturf)

3.30pm - 4.30pm Presentation: The Shape of Rossall - New Developments/Facilities for 2019 (Winkley Room)

6.00pm Rossallian Club AGM (Winkley Room)

6.30pm Chapel Service (Chapel)

7.15pm Drinks Reception and Dinner (Big School & Dining Hall)

11.30pm Carriages

Su 22 3.30pm - 5.00pm Come and Sing Performance (Chapel)

April Week 3

M 23 AJIS Biathlon (Rossall)

Tu 24

W 25 2.00pm Cricket v Kirkham (H) P*

2.00pm Rounders v Kirkham (H) P*

Th 26

F 27 12.00pm FOR Spring Lunch (FTFC Pool Foot) P*


2.30pm Reserve Square Race P*

Sa 28 Chaplain’s Challenge: Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge

Su 29P* Parents invited to attend

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April Week 4

M 30 4.00pm Common Room Meeting

May

Tu 01 9.00am Parent Feedback Meeting (The Hall)

W 02 2.00pm Cricket v Highfield Priory (H) P*

2.00pm Rounders v Highfield Priory (A) P*

Th 03 9.00am Class & Team Photographs


Sa 05

Sa 06

May Week 5

M 07 7.45am depart Year 3 and Year 4 Outdoor Educational Trip to Winmarleigh Hall

10.00am depart Year 5 and Year 6 Outdoor Educational Trip to Ghyll Head

Tu 08 Return Year 3 and Year 4 return from Winmarleigh Hall

W 09 Return Year 5 and Year 6 return from Ghyll Head

Th 10


2.15pm U9 Rounders v Highfield Priory (A) P*

2.30pm U9 Cricket vs Highfield Priory (H) P*

Sa 12 2.00pm FOR Summer Sports BBQ (Pavilion) P*

Su 13


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May Week 6

M 14 Nursery Parents’ Meeting Week

AJIS PE Meeting (The Grange)

Common Room Meeting

Tu 15 3.30pm - 6.00pm Junior and Infant Academic Parents’ Evening (Infant Hall)

W 16 2.00pm Cricket v St Mary’s Hall (A) P*

2.00pm Rounders v St Mary’s Hall (H) P*

Th 17 Staff Inset - Making the PYP Happen

F 18 Staff Inset - Making the PYP Happen


Sa 19

Su 20

May Week 7


Tu 22

W 23

Th 24

F 25 9.00am Infant House Instrumental (Infant Hall) P*

1.45pm Junior House Instrumental (Museum Theatre) P*

3.15pm Half Term begins for Infants

4.00pm Half Term begins for Juniors

6.00pm - 8.30pm Summer Serenade (Marquee) P*

Sa 26 10.00am Senior School Prize Day

Su 27


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June Week 8

Su 03 9.30am - 10.30am Hockey Mini for 5-11 year olds (£3 each) P*

M 04 8.30am Term resumes


Tu 05 Rounders v Sedbergh (H) P*

W 06 Cricket Festival at Sedbergh (A) P*

4.00pm Reception Information for Preschool Parents (Infant Hall)

Th 07 1.30pm JS visit Year 6 Exhibition

4.00pm - 5.30pm Parent visit Year 6 Exhibition P*

4.00pm Year 3 Information for Year 2 Parents (Museum Theatre)

IAPS Sport (H)

F 08 Years 7, Junior and Infant Transition Day


Nursery, Infant and Junior Open Afternoon

4.30pm Year 7 Information for Year 6 Parents (Museum Theatre)

Sa 09



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June Week 9

M 11 JS LAMDA Examination Day


5.30pm Parent Feedback Meeting (The Hall)

Tu 12 JS LAMDA Examination Morning

AJIS Rounders at AKS

W 13 2.00pm Cricket v St Pius (H) P*

2.00pm Rounders v St Pius and St Mary’s Hall

Th 14 Junior School Big Sing (Chapel)


Junior School Sports Day

Sa 16


June Week 10


Tu 19

W 20 Caster Golf Club v Sedbergh

Th 21 9.00am Reports to JAM

10.00am AJIS Athletics (Witton Park, Blackburn) P*

7.00pm FOR AGM, Fizz and Nibbles (Museum Theatre) P*


Reserve Junior School Sports Day

Sa 23



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June Week 11

M 25 House Rounders and Cricket

4.00pm Common Room Meeting (JS Conference)

Tu 26

W 27 House Rounders and Cricket

5.30pm Sports Dinner (Mondo’s)

Th 28 2.15pm Infant Assembly Concert (Infant Hall) P*

3.00pm Junior Assembly Concert (Museum Theatre) P*

F 29 9.00am Y3, Y4 and Y5 UCLAN Science Trip

Reports distributed

Sa 30 2.00pm Year 6 Garden Party

July


July Week 12

NO CLUBS THIS WEEK


5.30pm Infant and Junior Summer Concert P*

Tu 03 2.15pm Aveyard Reading (Infant Hall) P*

3.00pm Lee Reading (Museum Theatre) P*

W 04 9.00am Awards Assembly (Chapel) P*

House Challenge Day

Th 05

F 06 10.00am Chapel Service P*

11.00am Prize Giving (Big School) P*

12.00pm Prize Day Lunch (Dining Hall) P*

End of Term


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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

PARENTS’ EVENING

Summer 2018 AcademicJunior and Infants Thursday, 10th May Nursery Appointments during week commencing Monday, 14th May Michaelmas 2018Junior and Infants Thursday, 11th October

Nursery Appointments during week commencing Monday, 15th October

Lent 2019Junior and Infants Tuesday, 29th January

Nursery Appointments during week commencing Monday, 11th February

Summer 2019Junior and Infants Thursday, 16th May

Nursery Appointments during week commencing Monday, 20th May

REPORTING SCHEDULEMichaelmas Full Report Friday, 7th December 2018Lent Grade Card Friday, 29th March 2019Summer-Full Report Friday, 28th June 2019

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The safety and well-being of all our pupils at Rossall School is our highest priority. Our business is to know everyone as an individual and to provide a secure and caring environment, so that every pupil can learn in safety. We expect respect, good manners and fair play to be shown by everyone so that every pupil can develop his/her full potential and feel positive about him/herself as an individual. All pupils should care for and support each other.

Rossall prides itself on its culture of open and effective communication between staff and pupils.

Our aims are to:a) create an environment in our School which is safe and secure for all pupilsb) encourage our pupils to establish satisfying relationships with their families, with peers and with other adultsc) encourage children to develop a sense of autonomy and independenced) work with parents to build their understanding of and commitment to the welfare of all pupils.

Who to turn to:All pupils know that there are adults to whom they can turn to if they are worried, including Houseparents, the Designated Senior Lead (Mr Pryor and Mrs Lee), the Head, Deputy Head, Senior Teachers, Chaplain and the Medical Staff.

All pupils have access to a telephone helpline, enabling them to call for support in private.

Every child is given a care card which contains guidance on where to turn for advice, including confidential help lines and web addresses for external specialists.

Our notice boards around school, the Medical Centre and all Houses display advice on where pupils can seek help, e.g. Child Line and External Listener.

Forms of Child Abuse:Child abuse can be of a sexual, emotional or physical nature, it can also be the result of neglect.

Concerns or suspicions may arise through either direct allegation, direct observation or by changes in attitude or behaviour. All members of the teaching and support staff receive Safeguarding training on an annual basis.

SAFEGUARDING AT ROSSALL

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LAST WORD

10 YEARS ON!

On Saturday 17th March 2007 during a meeting of the Rossall School Council, it was agreed that from September the Junior School would adopt and start teaching the Primary Years Programme accredited by the International Baccalaureate Organisation. The long road to authorisation began under the watchful eye of the then Head, Mr Tim Wilbur and a newly appointed PYP Co-ordinator Mrs Sue Riley. In July 2009, the IBO congratulated the school on accomplishing this status and welcomed Rossall to the growing IB community.

Since the very early days, the program has evolved, developed and grown, the curriculum and the administrative requirements have changed together with the appointment of new co-ordinators. In 2012, Mrs Sue Tyldesley guided the staff through the first and very successful evaluation since authorisation. As a result of their findings and recommendations, a change from teaching French, Spanish and German was made to teach Mandarin as the continuous Modern Foreign Language from Infants through to Juniors. This was a very innovative and forward thinking decision suggested by the Head, Ms Elaine Purves.

In April 2017, Miss Julia Clapp (Junior School) and Mrs Tracy Green (Infant School) shared the role of co-ordinator to prepare for the next evaluation in October. The team of IB inspectors spent two very intense days with children, parents and staff to scrutinise the program. They were highly impressed by the way in which the program is being delivered and singled out four commendations in the following areas:-

• Promoting understanding, open-mindedness and respect throughout the community• Embracing and promoting the attributes of the PYP learner profile.• Supporting the community in actions• Quality of recording and tracking progress

They described Rossall as a ‘golden nugget’ of PYP in the UK.

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Image courtesy of Anthony Farran Photography

Rossal l School , F leetwood, Lancashire, FY7 8JW

Telephone 01253 774201 Fax 01253 772052

Emai l info@rossal l .org.uk

www.rossal l .org.uk

Rossal l School , F leetwood, Lancashire, FY7 8JW

Telephone 01253 774201 Fax 01253 772052

Emai l info@rossal l .org.uk

www.rossal l .org.uk

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