Policies

All of our policies and guidance are available in school or electronically by request.

Health & Safety Policies

Collective Worship Policy Thorncombe 2019

Mental health and Wellbeing Policy Thorncombe

RE Policy 2019 Thorncombe

Sex & Relationships Model Policy

Thorncombe SMSC_Policy_2018_20

Acceptable Use of Internet Policy

Accessibility-Plan

Anti-Bullying Policy – Nov 2017

Anti-bullying child written

BC and ASC Policy Sept 2019

Safeguarding_Child_Protection_Policy_THORNCOMBE_2019

Class ipad Agreement for Teachers 2019

Thorncombe Capability_Policy

Thorncombe policy-for-managing-allegations-against-staff

horncombe Code of Conduct Policy

Complaints Policy

Confidentiality

Behaviour for Learning Policy

Thorncombe Positive Relationships and Behaviour Policy Sept 2018

Equality Impact Assessments guidance

Guidance for supporting children and young people with medical conditions

School Closure Policy 2019

Equality-Policy-Objectives 2018-2021

Guidance for Safer Working Practice for Adults who work with Children and Young People in Education Settings Sept 2019

Social networking policy

Uniform List 2019

WHISTLEBLOWING Policy

Curriculum Policies

SEND Policy Thorncombe 2019-20

Finance

2019-20 Thorncombe Primary Admissions Policy

2020-21 Thorncombe Primary Admissions Policy

Charging and Remissions

Lettings – Jan 2020

Paying Governor Allowance Jan 2017

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Latest News

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We have been enjoying lots of different activities at After School Club recently, including making giant heart-shaped cookies at Cooking Club, online drawing tutorials at Arts and Crafts Club and sitting behind the wheel of a racing car at Q&A! Breakfast and After...

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Thorncombe St Marys was pleased to host a Cross-Country Race for Key Stage Two children across the Lyme Cluster group of schools on 29th January. All the children were very enthusiastic about taking part and welcoming children from other schools. Well done to everyone...

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