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Some of our policies are currently under review and will be approved at our next full Governing Body Meeting.

our policies

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Accessibility Plan 2025- 2026.pdf .pdf
Admissions Policy Procedure 2025.pdf .pdf
Appraisal Performance Management Policy 2025 1.pdf .pdf
Attendance Policy 2024.pdf .pdf
Behvaiour Management Policy.pdf .pdf
Capability Policy 2025.pdf .pdf
CCTV Policy October 2025.pdf .pdf
Charging and Remissions Policy - Signed 1.pdf .pdf
Complaints Policy - Signed 1.pdf .pdf
Data Protection Policy September 2025 amended.pdf .pdf
Equality and Diversity Objectives Policy.pdf .pdf
Equality Duty.pdf .pdf
EYFS Policy.pdf .pdf
EYPP statement 2024-25 final .pdf .pdf
First Aid Policy.pdf .pdf
General Privacy Notice.pdf .pdf
Governors Allowance Policy.pdf .pdf
Health and Safety Policy 2025.pdf .pdf
Keeping_children_safe_in_education_from_1_September_2025.pdf .pdf
Low Level Concern Policy.pdf .pdf
Missing Child and Lost Child Policy November 2022.pdf .pdf
Mobile Phone and Camera Use Policy.pdf .pdf
Pay Policy 2025.pdf .pdf
Privacy Notice.pdf .pdf
Public Sector equality-duty.pdf .pdf
Relationship Education Policy.pdf .pdf
Safeguarding Policy 2025.pdf .pdf
School Uniform Policy.pdf .pdf
SEND and Inclusion Policy 2025.pdf .pdf
SEND Information Report 2024 - 2025.pdf .pdf
Supporting pupils with Medical Conditions and Administering Medication policy.pdf .pdf
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What is GDPR?

GDPR refers to the General Data Protecton Regulation.  GDPR determines how individuals personal data is processed and kept safe, and the legal rights that you have to your own data.

What is Personal Data?

Personal data is information that can identify a living individual

How does the school process and protect my Personal Data?

Our Privacy Notice explains how we collect your personal data and what it is used for, our Data Protection policy explains how we look afer and protect your personal data.

Click here to view Our Data Protection Policy

 Click here to view our CCTV Policy

 If you are concerned about the way we collect or use your personal data, please raise your concern with our designated Data Protection officer by e-mailing Deepti Bal at

DPO.bal@bsp.london

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The Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) is additional funding for early years settings to improve the education they provide for disadvantaged 3 and 4 year olds. 

 

There has been concern that children from disadvantaged backgrounds perform significantly less well than children from more affluent backgrounds. Children who are eligible for Free School Meals (FSM) are often at risk of falling behind in their learning. Early Years Pupil premium was introduced to give schools extra funding to ‘close the gap’ between the attainment of disadvantaged pupils compared to other children within schools as well as nationally. 

 

Early Years Pupil Premium

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Files
EYPP statement 2024-25 final .pdf .pdf
EYPP 2021-2022 Final.pdf .pdf
EYPP 2021-2022 Summer Term.pdf .pdf
EYPP 2020-2021.pdf .pdf
EYPP 2019-2020.pdf .pdf
EYPP 2018-2019.pdf .pdf

EYPP 2024 - 2025 This is our latest EYPP Statement

Keeping Children Safe in Education

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Financial Information - Schools Financial Benchmarking Service

Number of employees earning over £100k - we do not have any employees earning over £100k