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Canon Palmer Catholic School
Aldborough Road South, Seven Kings, IG3 8EU, UK Ilford
+44 (0)2085-903808
www:http://members.lycos.co.uk/canonpalmer/e-mail:

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Canon Palmer Catholic School is a special agreement co-educational school founded in 1961. It took the name of a much loved and respected priest who laid the foundations of the Catholic community in and around Ilford. Now thirty eight years later it is a well-established Comprehensive School. Canon Palmer School is first and foremost a Catholic School. It belongs to the local Catholic community which we strive to serve and we expect and receive its support. The school seeks to educate and develop pupils of all abilities who can feel at home in a mainstream school. The pupils who arrive at eleven are very different from the young men and women who leave us at sixteen and eighteen. Your child will also grow up and develop in many ways at Canon Palmer - physically, emotionally and socially, academically and spiritually. He or she will grow up to take his or her own place in a complex world and the school will make it its business to help them in every way it can. The way the pupils will be treated will also reflect the changes in them and their different stages of development.


RULES

1) All pupils should treat other pupils, members of staff, and all with whom they come into contact, with Christian courtesy.

2) On their way to and from school, and on school outings, pupils are expected to behave as if they are in school.

3) All pupils must wear full school uniform on all occasions. Trainers are not to be worn at any times when the pupil should be in school uniform, except at lunch time.

4) Homework is compulsory. Both parents and staff should use the log book as communication. The log book must be carried at all times.

5) Formal sanctions will be used in school when positive encouragement has not had the desired effect.

6) Prefects carry the Headteacher's authority and are to be obeyed in any situation where they rightly represent the school.

7) Pupils may not leave school premises during the day without a full lunch pass or a day pass or for a medical based appointment.

8) A written parental note is required to account for absence or lateness. This should arrive when the pupil returns to school, or prior to this, if the absence is over 3 days. Pupils requiring medication in school must have a letter from their parents confirming details.

9) The school cannot accept responsibility for the loss of pupils' property, unless, as in exceptional cases, the item(s) is handed in officially to the office or Deputy Head. The only jewellery worn should be inexpensive, unobtrusive crosses or medals. Girls may wear only one pair of plain studs. Boys are not permitted to wear any form of jewellery worn in the ear. Rings worn on the finger are not permitted by any pupil.

10) Pupils are not allowed to have anything in school which is unsuitable to a school situation, or which is dangerous. The Headteacher's decision on this is final. Such items will be confiscated, and kept by the school until the end of the term in which they were confiscated. They may then be claimed. In the case of dangerous items, parents will be informed. Pupils with bicycles must satisfy a basic proficiency test and have written parental consent.

SUBJECTS

Religious Education  {short description of image} Mrs S Judge
Mr E Sweeney
Mr L Basquill
Mrs R Kirkham
English  {short description of image} Ms C Doherty
Mrs S Patchett
Ms S Kirven
Mr T Bunce
Mrs K Downie
Mrs C Aye
Mr C Pitt
Mrs S Jarman
Science  {short description of image} Mr K Dignon
Mr H Banks
Mr N Judge
Mr N Chichon
Mr R Slack
Ms F Lucy
Mrs P Cowell
Mrs M Khan
Ms S McGeown
Ms G Nye
Art  {short description of image} Mr J Nutt
Mrs B Idan
Ms E Clare
Ms R Hatton
Business Studies  {short description of image} Mrs P Goggin
Mr J Burns
Mrs E Newland
Mrs B Davidson
Ms T Simons
Drama  {short description of image} Mrs M Laing
Mr R Salter
Mrs K Downie
Geography  {short description of image}  Mrs W Jackson
Mr D Foster
History  {short description of image} Mrs M Patten
Mr C Brigden
Ms A Daalman
Mrs M Parker
Mrs J Smith
Information Technology  {short description of image} Mr P Benton
Mr P Bouchard
Mr J Newbury
Mr B Elmagbari
Mr M Morris
Mr C Brigden
Mrs P Goggin
Modern Languages   {short description of image} Mr C Wray
Mrs A Solomon
Mrs M Chainey
Mrs L Hughes
Mrs F Parsons
Ms S Westdal
Mathematics  {short description of image} Mr G Ierotheou
Ms E Heaphy
Mrs E Duignam
Mrs P Evans
Mr R Chaplin
Mr C Coyle
Ms K Sullivan
Music  {short description of image} Mrs K Salter-Kay
Ms J Bergin McCarthy
Physical Education  {short description of image} Mr J Redfern
Mr A Ackred
Mrs J Brigden
Mrs G Parker
Technology and Food  {short description of image} Mr J Lynch
Ms P Doherty
Ms C Dobson
Mr M Morris
Mr J Newbury
Mr B Elmagbari
Mr P Bouchard
Mr P Benton
Personal Social and Health Education  {short description of image}

UNIFORM

All pupils must wear full school uniform at all times to and from school.

Girls' Uniform ( Winter )

White standard shirt, school tie, navy cardigan or navy v-neck jumper, navy box-pleated skirt in the Lower School. In the Upper School girls may wear navy box-pleated, 4-gore or A-line skirts. Skirts must be no more than 2 inches above or below the knee. Fashion skirts are not permitted. Girls in the Sixth Form are allowed to wear trousers as part of their uniform.

Navy/white knee length socks or navy or black tights in the Lower School ; ordinary plain tights optional in the Upper School. Navy blazer including badge, plain navy or black anorak or top coat which must cover the blazer and optional scarf which should be navy.

Shoes must be black leather and flat, able to be polished and below the ankle, no sling-backs or open toes, no stiletto heels.

Girls' Uniform ( Summer )

Optional. Winter uniform may be worn during the Summer term. White open-necked school regulation blouse. Rest as per Winter uniform.

Girls' Uniform ( General )

No jewellery except watches and unobtrusive crosses and medals may be worn. One pair of plain studs if ear is pierced. Hairslides / bands if worn are to be navy or black. Make-up is not permitted.

Girls' PE Kit

Swimming - plain swimming costume maroon, black or navy. Hat for long hair. Towel.

Gym - black leotard (optional).

Games - plain white or black shorts, navy kilt-type PE skirt (optional), white aertex top, white socks, navy knickers, trainers or plimsolls.

Boys' Uniform ( Winter )

White or grey standard shirt, school tie, navy v-neck jumper, dark grey trousers, grey socks, black shoes, navy blazer including badge. Plain navy or black anorak or top coat which must cover the blazer and optional scarf which should be navy. Shoes must be black leather, flat and be able to be polished.

Boys' Uniform ( Summer )

Optional. White short-sleeved shirt and navy sleeveless jumper. Rest as per Winter uniform.

Boys' Uniform ( General )

No jewellery except watches and unobtrusive crosses and medals may be worn. Ear rings may not be worn by boys under any circumstances.

Boys' PE Kit

Swimming - secure swimming trunks (not boxer shorts), Goggles (optional).

PE (indoors) - plain white shorts, plain white top, white socks, plimsolls or trainers. Towel, change of underwear.

PE (outdoors) - plain white or black shorts, maroon gold band reversible rugby shirt, white or yellow long socks, rugby or socker boots (for Winter), trainers (for Summer). Towel, change of underwear.

Additional Uniform both boys and girls.

Protective clothing for CDT / Food Technology / Art - white apron

Drama - trainers are worn for drama.



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