What to do if you have a query?
From time to time parents might have a query about a new arrangement, trip or upcoming event to do with their child which needs to be answered. In the first instance, please contact the school office who will often be able to assist. There are times when the office staff might not be able to provide a specific answer to a query, this would then be passed onto their class teacher who would be able to answer the query. Alternatively, please send a message via Tapestry directly to your child's class teacher.
Please contact the school office 0161 973 4478 or admin@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
What to do if you have a concern?
From time to time parents might have a concern relating to their child (or other children) which needs to be addressed. Please do not hesitate to contact the school if this is the case. Please do not use Tapestry messages to raise this concern. Please email the office admin@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk and they will forward your email onto the teacher. Below is a reminder about the stages of contact and where to escalate if matters continue.
Levels of contact:-
Academic Progress
If your concern is about the progress your child is making in the first instance please contact your child’s teacher who will either reassure you or devise a plan of action to meet the concerns. This may be drawn up after consultation with our Special Needs coordinator Mrs Holden.
If the concern persists the next ‘port of call’ is the Phase Leader for the department (see below) or if necessary the SEND coordinator Mrs Holden - jholden@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
SEND support Concerns
If your concern is regarding the SEND school support that your child receives in the first instance please contact our Special Needs coordinator Mrs Holden
jholden@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk or our SEND link Governor Jacky Galloway jacky.galloway@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
Bullying or Social Concerns
If you believe your child is being bullied or is lacking friends or lacking confidence in the classroom please initially talk to your child’s teacher. The school has excellent procedures in place to combat bullying and to encourage friendships which are vital to a happy school life. It will be taken seriously.
Safety Concerns
If you suspect that a child may be suffering abuse or potentially at risk from any source inside or outside the family or the school please raise your suspicions with Mr. Beisly who will investigate the situation in the utmost confidence. We would rather explore a problem which proves groundless than to miss an opportunity to support a child in need. You can be reassured that only relevant authorities or persons involved will be aware of the concerns.
Please contact Mr Beisly 0161 973 4478 or jbeisly@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
If the nature of the concern is relating the immediate safety of the child then please call 999 directly.
As a last resort if matters seem not to be being resolved you can contact a school governor (preferably the chair of governors, Jacky Galloway), who will consult with Mr. Beisly to ensure that action is taken. This will again be done in strict confidence and only the governor, Mr. Beisly or relevant authorities will be informed.
Other Useful Contacts:-
Trafford Safeguarding Children Board: | www.tscb.org.uk tel: 912 4286 |
Domestic Abuse Family Safety Unit: | tel 912 5805 |
National Domestic Violence Helpline: | tel 0808 2000 247 |
Childline: | tel 0800 111 |
NSPCC | www.nspcc.org.uk tel 0808 8005000 |
What to do if you have a query?
From time to time parents might have a query about a new arrangement, trip or upcoming event to do with their child which needs to be answered. In the first instance, please contact the school office who will often be able to assist. There are times when the office staff might not be able to provide a specific answer to a query, this would then be passed onto their class teacher who would be able to answer the query. Alternatively, please send a message via Tapestry directly to your child's class teacher.
Please contact the school office 0161 973 4478 or admin@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
What to do if you have a concern?
From time to time parents might have a concern relating to their child (or other children) which needs to be addressed. Please do not hesitate to contact the school if this is the case. Please do not use Tapestry messages to raise this concern. Please email the office admin@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk and they will forward your email onto the teacher. Below is a reminder about the stages of contact and where to escalate if matters continue.
Levels of contact:-
Academic Progress
If your concern is about the progress your child is making in the first instance please contact your child’s teacher who will either reassure you or devise a plan of action to meet the concerns. This may be drawn up after consultation with our Special Needs coordinator Mrs Holden.
If the concern persists the next ‘port of call’ is the Phase Leader for the department (see below) or if necessary the SEND coordinator Mrs Holden - jholden@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
SEND support Concerns
If your concern is regarding the SEND school support that your child receives in the first instance please contact our Special Needs coordinator Mrs Holden
jholden@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk or our SEND link Governor Jacky Galloway jacky.galloway@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
Bullying or Social Concerns
If you believe your child is being bullied or is lacking friends or lacking confidence in the classroom please initially talk to your child’s teacher. The school has excellent procedures in place to combat bullying and to encourage friendships which are vital to a happy school life. It will be taken seriously.
Safety Concerns
If you suspect that a child may be suffering abuse or potentially at risk from any source inside or outside the family or the school please raise your suspicions with Mr. Beisly who will investigate the situation in the utmost confidence. We would rather explore a problem which proves groundless than to miss an opportunity to support a child in need. You can be reassured that only relevant authorities or persons involved will be aware of the concerns.
Please contact Mr Beisly 0161 973 4478 or jbeisly@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
If the nature of the concern is relating the immediate safety of the child then please call 999 directly.
As a last resort if matters seem not to be being resolved you can contact a school governor (preferably the chair of governors, Jacky Galloway), who will consult with Mr. Beisly to ensure that action is taken. This will again be done in strict confidence and only the governor, Mr. Beisly or relevant authorities will be informed.
Other Useful Contacts:-
Trafford Safeguarding Children Board: | www.tscb.org.uk tel: 912 4286 |
Domestic Abuse Family Safety Unit: | tel 912 5805 |
National Domestic Violence Helpline: | tel 0808 2000 247 |
Childline: | tel 0800 111 |
NSPCC | www.nspcc.org.uk tel 0808 8005000 |
What to do if you have a query?
From time to time parents might have a query about a new arrangement, trip or upcoming event to do with their child which needs to be answered. In the first instance, please contact the school office who will often be able to assist. There are times when the office staff might not be able to provide a specific answer to a query, this would then be passed onto their class teacher who would be able to answer the query. Alternatively, please send a message via Tapestry directly to your child's class teacher.
Please contact the school office 0161 973 4478 or admin@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
What to do if you have a concern?
From time to time parents might have a concern relating to their child (or other children) which needs to be addressed. Please do not hesitate to contact the school if this is the case. Please do not use Tapestry messages to raise this concern. Please email the office admin@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk and they will forward your email onto the teacher. Below is a reminder about the stages of contact and where to escalate if matters continue.
Levels of contact:-
Academic Progress
If your concern is about the progress your child is making in the first instance please contact your child’s teacher who will either reassure you or devise a plan of action to meet the concerns. This may be drawn up after consultation with our Special Needs coordinator Mrs Holden.
If the concern persists the next ‘port of call’ is the Phase Leader for the department (see below) or if necessary the SEND coordinator Mrs Holden - jholden@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
SEND support Concerns
If your concern is regarding the SEND school support that your child receives in the first instance please contact our Special Needs coordinator Mrs Holden
jholden@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk or our SEND link Governor Jacky Galloway jacky.galloway@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
Bullying or Social Concerns
If you believe your child is being bullied or is lacking friends or lacking confidence in the classroom please initially talk to your child’s teacher. The school has excellent procedures in place to combat bullying and to encourage friendships which are vital to a happy school life. It will be taken seriously.
Safety Concerns
If you suspect that a child may be suffering abuse or potentially at risk from any source inside or outside the family or the school please raise your suspicions with Mr. Beisly who will investigate the situation in the utmost confidence. We would rather explore a problem which proves groundless than to miss an opportunity to support a child in need. You can be reassured that only relevant authorities or persons involved will be aware of the concerns.
Please contact Mr Beisly 0161 973 4478 or jbeisly@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
If the nature of the concern is relating the immediate safety of the child then please call 999 directly.
As a last resort if matters seem not to be being resolved you can contact a school governor (preferably the chair of governors, Jacky Galloway), who will consult with Mr. Beisly to ensure that action is taken. This will again be done in strict confidence and only the governor, Mr. Beisly or relevant authorities will be informed.
Other Useful Contacts:-
Trafford Safeguarding Children Board: | www.tscb.org.uk tel: 912 4286 |
Domestic Abuse Family Safety Unit: | tel 912 5805 |
National Domestic Violence Helpline: | tel 0808 2000 247 |
Childline: | tel 0800 111 |
NSPCC | www.nspcc.org.uk tel 0808 8005000 |
What to do if you have a query?
From time to time parents might have a query about a new arrangement, trip or upcoming event to do with their child which needs to be answered. In the first instance, please contact the school office who will often be able to assist. There are times when the office staff might not be able to provide a specific answer to a query, this would then be passed onto their class teacher who would be able to answer the query. Alternatively, please send a message via Tapestry directly to your child's class teacher.
Please contact the school office 0161 973 4478 or admin@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
What to do if you have a concern?
From time to time parents might have a concern relating to their child (or other children) which needs to be addressed. Please do not hesitate to contact the school if this is the case. Please do not use Tapestry messages to raise this concern. Please email the office admin@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk and they will forward your email onto the teacher. Below is a reminder about the stages of contact and where to escalate if matters continue.
Levels of contact:-
Academic Progress
If your concern is about the progress your child is making in the first instance please contact your child’s teacher who will either reassure you or devise a plan of action to meet the concerns. This may be drawn up after consultation with our Special Needs coordinator Mrs Holden.
If the concern persists the next ‘port of call’ is the Phase Leader for the department (see below) or if necessary the SEND coordinator Mrs Holden - jholden@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
SEND support Concerns
If your concern is regarding the SEND school support that your child receives in the first instance please contact our Special Needs coordinator Mrs Holden
jholden@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk or our SEND link Governor Jacky Galloway jacky.galloway@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
Bullying or Social Concerns
If you believe your child is being bullied or is lacking friends or lacking confidence in the classroom please initially talk to your child’s teacher. The school has excellent procedures in place to combat bullying and to encourage friendships which are vital to a happy school life. It will be taken seriously.
Safety Concerns
If you suspect that a child may be suffering abuse or potentially at risk from any source inside or outside the family or the school please raise your suspicions with Mr. Beisly who will investigate the situation in the utmost confidence. We would rather explore a problem which proves groundless than to miss an opportunity to support a child in need. You can be reassured that only relevant authorities or persons involved will be aware of the concerns.
Please contact Mr Beisly 0161 973 4478 or jbeisly@woodheysprimaryschool.co.uk
If the nature of the concern is relating the immediate safety of the child then please call 999 directly.
As a last resort if matters seem not to be being resolved you can contact a school governor (preferably the chair of governors, Jacky Galloway), who will consult with Mr. Beisly to ensure that action is taken. This will again be done in strict confidence and only the governor, Mr. Beisly or relevant authorities will be informed.
Other Useful Contacts:-
Trafford Safeguarding Children Board: | www.tscb.org.uk tel: 912 4286 |
Domestic Abuse Family Safety Unit: | tel 912 5805 |
National Domestic Violence Helpline: | tel 0808 2000 247 |
Childline: | tel 0800 111 |
NSPCC | www.nspcc.org.uk tel 0808 8005000 |