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• Parent Survey Results 2015

  Fri 23 Oct 2015

  	Number of responses (137 parents responded)
  Statement	Strongly Agree	Agree	Don’t Know	Disagree	Strongly Disagree
  Q1. My child is happy at this school	58	72	1	2	0
  Q2. My child feels safe at this school	52	77	4	2	0
  Q3. My child makes good progress at this school	31	82	19	3	0
  Q4. My child is well looked after at this school	42	77	13	1	0
  Q5. My child is taught well at this school	33	77	23	2	0
  Q6. My child is encouraged to achieve his or her best by the staff	33	66	29	6	0
  Q7. My child knows where to get support or guidance in school	35	59	37	3	0
  Q8. My child receives appropriate homework for their age	17	86	16	15	1
  Q9. This school makes sure that it's pupils are well behaved	30	80	16	5	2
  Q10. This school deals effectively with bullying	13	45	64	7	3
  Q11. This school responds well to any concern I raise	32	56	37	8	3
  Q12. I am happy with the overall communication from the school to home	17	72	14	25	6
  Q13. This school is well led and managed	16	70	43	2	4
  Q14. I receive valuable information from the school about my child’s progress	14	62	24	34	2
  Q15. I would recommend this school to other parents	47	75	11	2	1

• Bikeability

  Thu 22 Oct 2015
  

• Student Council 2015.2016

  Tue 13 Oct 2015 Mrs Jarrett
  Recruitment to the 2015-16 Hugh Sexey School Council is now complete.  Following on from class and year group elections in years 5 and 6, two pupils from each year were elected to represent their peers.  Pupils in years 7 and 8 had to apply for consideration for the role of school councillor - the first time we have tried a system of applications.  Mrs Jarrett was very impressed, not only by the quality of the applications but by the maturity and enthusiasm of everyone who applied.  After interviewing all the candidates, Mrs Jarrett selected four year 8 pupils and two from year 7 to represent their year groups.

   

  At the first meeting, on Thursday 8th October, Mrs Jarrett asked each councillor to sign a declaration, showing their commitment to the role and then presented them each with a certificate and a badge. (Unfortunately, due to a late running bus, one councillor missed out on the photo).

   

  Mrs Jarrett is very much looking forward to working with the School Council and helping the pupils to make their experience at Hugh Sexey the best it can be.