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All of the below policies are written to reflect:

Include Norfolk school is a specialist independent provision for learners aged 14 to 16-years-old whose needs cannot be met within a mainstream environment. All students are supported with their SEN and or SEMH needs.

School policies cover every aspect of school life. Below are some of our most important policies for your reference. If you want to know our policy on something that is not listed, please ask the school office.

 

The following policies guide the work of Catch22 include Norfolk:

 

 

Getting the best from our students

 

Catch22 include Norfolk exists to challenge, support and inspire our students, to achieve their academic and social potential. At the heart of our school is a child centred approach to behaviour management, coupled with a strong curriculum.

Keeping our students safe

 

We provide a safe environment for our young people. Our strong grounding in Health and Safety provides a welcoming place for them to learn, and our relationship based approach provides an emotionally safe place for our young people to feel protected.

Equality and Diversity

 

Catch22 include Norfolk is determined to make all efforts to prevent discrimination or unfair treatment against, and promote equality of opportunity for, all members of staff, potential members of staff or students on the grounds of sex, race, gender, religion, marital status, sexual orientation, responsibilities for dependants, age, disability or offending background.

British values, spiritual, moral, social and cultural education

 

We believe that the teaching of British values, embedded in a curriculum which promotes the development of spiritual, moral, social and cultural understanding helps children thrive. Catch22 include Norfolk seeks to develop the personal qualities valued in a civilised modern British society; for example, thoughtfulness, honesty, respect for difference, moral principles, independence, and self-respect.

We use Votes for Schools to explore issues around democracy and citizenship with our Young People.

Referrals

For admissions information please contact the Headteacher: Philip Hinchliffe

Feedback

 

Our Head Teacher Jamie Nielsen and his team welcomes all feedback, good and bad. If you’d like to raise a complaint, give us feedback on our work in Norfolk or compliment a member of staff, please see our
Complaints procedure for parents and carers and prospective parents and carers of children attending the Catch22 Norfolk School or email Phil on Jamie.nielsen@catch-22.org.uk

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