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www.morton.lincs.sch.uk We will also post our relevant dates in the dates section on this website.
Aims and Values The children, staff and governors have written the following aims and values that encapsulate the ethos of the school.
• To provide effective learning through high quality teaching. • To promote Christian values and encourage respect and understanding of other religions, races and ways of life. • To respond positively as a school community to the challenges of a rapidly changing world. • To provide a caring and creative environment in which everyone feels safe. • To give each child the opportunity to reach their potential.
We believe that school is a place where children enjoy the challenge of learning. For our school community to thrive and grow we provide a stimulating and supportive environment that encourages all individuals to use their abilities to the full. Our school develops the whole child, academically, socially and spiritually, to enable them to progress with confidence.
The children have been very busy thinking about what we want our school to be. They have thought of a recipe for a happy, effective and successful school. The recipe is below:
Ingredients several handfuls of trust heaps of support oodles of enthusiasm a large sprinkling of laughter ample lashings of teamwork a huge chunk of respect a vast galaxy of knowledge and skills
Method We understand that different people believe different things and no one is better than anybody else. Children and grown ups all learn together. We are all given the chance to be the best that we can be. We feel safe everywhere around school.
If you require any more information please don’t hesitate to contact George Trafford (Head Teacher) on 01778 570389 or email: enquiries@morton.lincs.sch.uk | ||||
School Library Admissions Policy School Admission Policy Changes The way that the governors manage admissions, the timescales and the way the information is published are all laid down by central government in regulations. The governors comply fully with these regulations and operate the admission policy in a fair and consistent manner. This year the government has introduced a new regulation, which allows you to make a comment about our admission policy or any other school’s admission policy where your child is eligible to attend. The governors welcome all comments and will meet to discuss them before they finalize the admission policy for 2010. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/admissionsconsultation This site has all Lincolnshire school’s draft admission policies for 2010 and also tells you how to make a comment. If you do not have access to the internet you can collect our admission policy from the school office. The final policies are then published on the same website in May 2009. Provision of Childcare onsite at the school After a consultation with parents, we would now like to proceed and begin the process of setting up a childcare facility at the school. One of the necessary steps is to form a voluntary committee with representatives from all interested parties. The committee will be formed and appoint managers to run the facility. Therefore the committee will not be responsible for the day to day running of the club. If you are interested in being part of the committee, please contact the school (570389 or enquiries@morton.lincs.sch.uk | ||||
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