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Policies and Procedures
If you require further information which is not listed here, please contact Reception: 024 7627 1111. Hard copies are available upon request: info@khviii.net
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COVID-19 Risk Assessments:
School Specific Risk Assessments
Visitor Tours Risk Assessment – September 2020
September 2020 Reopening Risk Assessment
CoViD 19 CSF Risk Assessment – Senior School
September 2020 Risk Assessment – Hales Campus
September 2020 Risk Assessment – Swallows Campus
Department Specific Risk Assessments – Senior School
Risk Assessment – Biology – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Chemistry – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Physics – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Art – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Drama – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Music – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Sport General – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Design Technology – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Food Preparation and Nutrition – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Computing – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Careers – September 2020
Risk Assessment – Geography Fieldwork – September 2020
KEY POLICIES:
CSF ANTI BULLYING POLICY | PDF
CSF BURSARY AND SCHOLARSHIP POLICY | PDF
CSF CHILD PROTECTION & SAFEGUARDING POLICY | PDF
CSF PARENTAL COMPLAINTS PROCEDURE | PDF
BEHAVIOUR POLICY & CODE OF CONDUCT | PDF
ENGLISH AS AN ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE POLICY | PDF
FIRST AID POLICY AND PROCEDURES | PDF
KHPS ADDITIONAL POLICIES:
KHPS Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Policy
INSURANCE MATTERS
Pupils’ Accident Insurance
The school fees include provision of accident insurance cover which becomes effective in cases of pupils sustaining permanent injury or disablement in the course of school activities. Furthermore the cover extends to the results of accidents occurring during recreational and leisure activities involving pupils at any time, whether the activities be school based or private.
In addition, your child will receive dental cover in the event of a personal accident. At no charge to the parent.
Similar considerations apply to school journeys within the United Kingdom. The School is then insured for personal and public liability but not for personal effects and property. In such cases special short-term policies covering a wide range of risks are available and the member of staff in charge will supply details of the cover on request. The School Business Manager, Mrs Julie Low, is happy to advise parents on matters relating to insurance.
Personal Possessions
Parents are asked to note that while all reasonable care is taken to ensure the safety of pupils’ possessions within school, the Governors do not accept responsibility in cases of loss or theft occurring on school premises and the School’s insurance policies do not cover the personal property and effects of pupils or, for that matter, of members of staff.
Fortunately many household content policies already cover the policy-holder and members of the household against loss of clothing or other property at the place of work, which can be taken to include a school. Not all policies automatically offer such cover but where necessary a policy can be extended at a small extra charge.
You would be well advised to check with your insurers to ensure that items of uniform or sports equipment, say, are covered by your policy while at school, when visiting other schools and while in transit between home and school. If your child is likely to come to school on a bicycle it is particularly important that the machine should be adequately covered by insurance.
