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Delce Junior School
The Tideway, ME1 2NJ, UK Rochester
+44 (0)1634-845242
www:http://www.delce-jun.medway.sch.uk/e-mail:headteacher@delce-jun.medway.sch.uk

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" This is a community school where everyone is valued and encouraged to make the right choices and to do their best"

Statement of Values

Our statement sets out in a simple way, the values that we wish to foster. We hope that you will share these values too. Every decision that affects the running of the school will be made with this statement in mind.

School Aims

Delce Junior School is commited to

  • Providing a safe, secure environment where pupils are encouraged to adopt healthy lifestyles;
  • Recognising the worth of individuals, developing their independence and their self-esteem;
  • Encouraging respect, tolerance and consideration not only within the school but among the wider community;
  • Providing a consistent framework of discipline;
  • Delivering a broad and balanced curriculum through a range of teaching and learning experiences;
  • Respecting the right to a common curriculum where pupils can enjoy their education;
  • Establishing and maintaining a positive partnership with parents.

TERMS

Term 1

Tuesday 4 September to Friday 19 October

Staff development Day Monday 3 September

Autumn Break

Friday 19 October to Friday 26 October

Staff development day Friday 19 October (NB School closed to pupils)

Term 2

Monday 29 October to Wednesday 19 December

Christmas Break

Thursday 20 December to Wednesday 2 January

Term 3

Thursday 3 January to Friday 15 February

February Break

Friday 15 February to Monday 25 February

Occasional Closure Parent Consultation Day 15 February

Staff development day Mon 25 February

Term 4

Tuesday 26 February to Friday 4 April

Easter Bank Holiday weekend Fri 21 Mar to Monday 24 Mar - School closed (2 days)

Spring Break

Monday 7 April to Friday 18 April

Term 5

Monday 21 April to Friday 23 May

May Break

Monday 26 May to Friday 30 May

Term 6

Monday 2 June to Wednesday 23 July

UNIFORM

Children are expected to wear school uniform on a daily basis, as it helps them to take a pride in the school and in their own personal appearance. The uniform requirements have been kept to a minimum to avoid unnecessary expense.

Boys

Grey trousers or shorts
Brown V neck jumper or cardigan
School Tie
White Shirt
Dark Socks
Black or brown shoes or sandals
(Only black training shoes are permitted)

Girls

Grey or brown skirt or
Grey Trousers
Brown V neck jumper or cardigan
School tie
White Shirt
White Socks
Black or brown shoes or sandals
(Only black training shoes are permitted)

Ties in the School colours are available from the school office.

Sweatshirts embroidered with the name of the school may be ordered through the school office.

The following items are not permitted to be worn in school.

  • Jeans, sports/leisure wear
  • Training shoes other than black (other than emergency)
  • Shoes or boots that cover or extend above the ankle
  • Shoes/sandals with high heels, flip-flop sandals or mules.

Art and Craft

An apron or protective overall is essential to prevent accidental damage to clothing during painting or craft work. An old adult size shirt is a suitable alternative.

Physical Education

Some form of physical education takes place on most school days. In order to participate and get the maximum benefit from these activities it is essential that every child is equipped with the appropriate equipment.

This consists of the following items only :

Plimsolls - (Must have a flexbile sole. Training shoes are not suitable.)
A pair of shorts - (Bermudas and knee length shorts are not suitable.)
A plain T-Shirt in house colours - (Must be slim fitting - baggy types that can get caught in apparatus are not suitable.)

Please do not send your shild to school with any other items of PE/Games kit. The above items should be stored in a drawstring bag, clearly marked with the child's name, kept solely for this purpose. All children must participate in physical education unless medically excused. Please inform the class teacher by letter if your child is unable to take part.

CURRICULUM

Teaching and Learning

Our basic intention is to help children realise their full potential. We believe that all activity must have a sense of pupose and all learning have interest as its basis. Every child will be expected to produce a maximum of effort, although due to the wide differences that exist between individual abilities, it should not be expected that all children will cover the same amount of work or reach the same standard. Our aim is that every child should reach the highest standard possible within his/her potential.

Organisation of Classes

At the present time, the children are grouped into classes according to age. There are three or four classes to each year group according to the number of children within that year group. All classes are unstreamed and composed of children of a wide range of ability, although ability sets are increasingly used for Mathematics, English and Science as a child progresses through the school.

Special Educational Needs

Children experiencing learning difficulties are given individual learning programmes to meet their special education needs. The oversight of all special needs matters is the responsibility the school's Special Needs Co-Ordinator (Mrs F Shepherd) who monitors the progress of such children regularly. Some pupils receive additional support and tuition from teachers of the Integrated Support Service.

The National Curriculum

The National Curriculum sets out what children should learn between the ages of 5 and 16 in both primary and secondary schools. Pupils in primary schools study nine subjects as well as Religious Education. They are :

  • English
  • Technology / ICT
  • Music
  • Mathematics
  • History
  • Art and Design
  • Science
  • Geography
  • Physical Education

In this school we teach from the Key Stage 2 programme of study that is designed for children from 7 to 11 years of age. during the final year at this school, the children take part in national tests called SATs to measure their performance against national criteria. Results of the SAT tests are reported to parents at the end of Year 6.

CODE OF CONDUCT

  • In class I always do my best to listen, think and work hard.
  • I will move around the school quietly and sensibly.
  • I will speak politely to other children and the adults in the school.
  • I will tell an adult if someone is hurting or bullying me or someone I know.
  • If there is a disagreement, I will try to understand the other person's point of view.
  • I will be honest when asked about something that has happened.
  • I will try to keep the school clean and tidy.


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