Policies

Below is a list of Osbaldwick Primary Academy-specific policies.

To view all of Ebor Academy Trust policies, please click here

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Policy documents ensure that school life is governed by a clear set of rules for any and every occasion. It ensures that there is consistency of actions and resolutions for all children in our learning environment. They serve to keep standards high across the breadth of events that can take place and enable staff to re-visit these guidelines on a regular basis to re-evaluate procedures.

If you would like a paper copy of any of our policies, please contact the school office.

Click on the links below to view our policy documentation.

Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Statement April 25

Health and Safety policies

Health and Safety Policy – April 2025

Ebor Statutory Premises Management Plan

Risk assessments are monitored on a regular basis and any further mitigations will be introduced as necessary.

• Attendance Policy
• Accessibility Plan Osbaldwick Primary 2025-28
• Osbaldwick FINAL Relationships & Sex Education Policy -Sept.2024.docx (3)
• Parental Code of Conduct
• Single Equality Policy
• Osbaldwick review of Public Sector Equality Duty Objectives
• Whistleblowing Policy July 2022
• Concerns & Complaints Policy November 2024
• Complaint form for parents to complete
• Osbaldwick Behaviour Policy 2024

SEND policies

• Ebor SEND Policy 2024
• SEND Information Report
• Supporting Pupils with Medical Conditions and Allergies including Administering Medicines in School
  • Medical Guidance for Parents
  • Medicines in school Form

Safeguarding policies

• • Operation Compass 2023
  • Osbaldwick Primary Academy Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy Nov 2024
  • Safeguarding 4A First Principles – 2024-25
  • Keeping Children Safe in Education 2024

E-safety policy

E-Safety Ebor Policy

Knowing how to stay safe and be a responsible online citizen is a vital part of today’s world. Parent Info is an excellent site for parents and carers to find out more about how children are using the internet. ParentZone – An excellent page for parents about all the latest information and thinking about digital and online issues.Net aware is another great site from the NSPCC keeping parents up to date on social networks.

Wellbeing Policy

Wellbeing Policy final

Governors review and check that all the policies are fit for purpose on a rolling programme each year