School contact details
Office: 01327 703154
Staverton CE Prmary School caters for boys and girls from 4 – 11 years of age. It presently has approximately 100 children on roll. In August 2014, the school became an academy with the Peterborough Diocese Education Trust. Our published admission number (PAN) is 15.
For admissions information and to begin the process of applying for a place at Staverton CE Primary School, please click on the following link:https://www.northtnorthants.gov.uk/school-admissions
Supplementary Information Form:
How to appeal for a place at our school
If you have applied and been refused a place at our school (in any year group), you are entitled to appeal against that decision.
Appeals for PDET academies are administered by The Diocese of Peterborough Education team. For more information on the process please see: www.peterborough-diocese.org.uk/church-schools/admission-and-appeals/
If you wish to appeal please contact the Appeals Administrator by emailing and ask for an appeals pack.
The pack includes some explanatory notes about the process of Admission Appeals and a Notice of Appeal form that, should you decide to proceed with an appeal, will need to be completed and returned by email if possible, but if not, to the Diocesan Office instead.
Timetable for appeals – September 2023 applications
Following the National Offer Day on 17 April 2023, the deadline for lodging an on-time appeal is 22 May 2023 (5pm).
The Appeal Clerk will send notification of the Hearing (date and time) to the appellants, during the week commencing 5 June 2023 and proposed appeal hearing dates are between 10-14 July 2023.
Spring/Summer 2023 appeals will take place either on Zoom or in-person at the diocesan offices in Northampton and Peterborough.
Decision letters will be sent within 5 working days of the appeal hearing, subject to any unforeseen circumstances.
In-Year Admissions
If you are interested in joining our school and would like to arrange a visit please contact the school office on 01327 703154.
We are part of the West Northamptonshire Council in year scheme, which means applications must be made via the local authority rather than directly to the school. You can do this online here: Move school during the year
Pupil Performance Data
Performance measures are for the 2018 to 2019 academic year and are not current.
The government will not publish KS2 school level data for the 2021 to 2022 academic year. They have archived data from the 2018 to 2019 academic year because they recognise that the data from that year may no longer reflect current performance.
Data Protection
Data Protection governs how information about living people (such as pupils, parents, staff and volunteers) is collected and used. The UK data protection regime is set out in the Data Protection Act (DPA) 2018, along with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR).
Data protection law applies to the processing of personal data. This means data which relates to an individual who can be identified from that information. It does not affect all the records the school or academy trust holds because much of it will not contain personal data.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is the national regulator of data protection legislation. If there is something that we, as an academy trust, are doing that is not quite as it should be, a complaint can be made to the ICO. The ICO website is a key place to find further information on data protection: https://ico.org.uk/
Our school is part of Peterborough Diocese Education Trust (PDET) and therefore PDET is the Data Controller and responsible for compliance under UK GDPR.
PDET has audited its schools / academies and is responsible for creating and maintaining a Record of Processing Activities (RPA).
The RPA is a list of the main types of personal data that the Trust has (and this, therefore, includes all the data schools in the Trust have), stating key details about the data, such as:
- Why we have it;
- What it is used for;
- Where it is stored;
- Who it is shared with (if it is); and
- How long we keep it for.
Privacy Notices
Privacy Notices are what we use to explain what personal data we collect and what we do with it, such as if we share it with anyone else. The Trust has a privacy notice for the following:
- Privacy Notice for pupils
- Privacy Notice for parents
- Privacy Notice for staff
- Privacy Notice for volunteers
Data Protection Officer (DPO)
UK GDPR makes it a requirement for all public authorities (including schools) and large organisations to have a designated DPO. PDET’s DPO can be contacted at
Rights of individuals
The UK GDPR provides the following rights for individuals:
- Right to be informed;
- Right of access (to receive copies of their personal data known as Subject Access Request);
- Right to rectification (correcting data if inaccurate);
- Right to erasure (to request that data is deleted);
- Right to restrict processing (to request you do not use their data in a certain way);
- Right to data portability;
- Right to object;
- Right to have explained if there will be any automated decision-making, including profiling, based on the data and that they have the right to meaningful information about the logic behind this.
To exercise any of these rights, please contact the school.
Policies
PDET has prepared the following policies which have been adopted by the school:
- Combined Data Protection and Freedom of Information Policy
- Records Retention Policy
School Performance Tables
OFSTED
The Curriculum
Full details about our curruclum across the school can be found on our Curriculum pages. Please use the main (top) menu bar for this information.
Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) information
At our school we endeavour to achieve maximum inclusion of all children whilst meeting their individual needs. Teachers provide differentiated learning opportunities for all the children within the school and provide materials appropriate to children’s interests and abilities. This ensures that all children have full access to the school curriculum.
It is our responsibility to ensure that pupils with special educational needs or disabilities have the maximum opportunity to attain and achieve in line with their peers. Accurate assessment of need and carefully planned programmes, which address the root causes of any learning difficulty, are essential ingredients of success for these children. These will be provided, initially, through additional support funded from the devolved schools budget.
Our SENDCo is our Headteacher Ruth Nelmes. For contact details, please contact the school office.
The Local Offer
In September 2014 a new Code of Practice for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) was published. As a result every local authority must identify education, health and social care services in their local area provided for children, young people and families who have Special Educational Needs or disabilities and include them in an information directory called the Local Offer.
PE and Sport Premium for Primary Schools
The Government has provided school sport funding in order to improve the provision of physical education and sport in primary schools. This funding is being jointly provided by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport.
Pupil Premium Grant
Governance
A full breakdown of information related to our governing body can be found within our About Us page related to the governors. Here we provide information about their names, roles, the committees for which they serve, their attendance as well as detail related to any financial interest they may have and the terms of office that they hold.
Values and Ethos
Below is an extract from that document.
Staverton is a nurturing community that inspires a love of learning and supports children to be the best they can be. Children become confident individuals through experiencing and celebrating successes. We prepare our pupils for life beyond our doors, instilling in them strong Christian values to guide them.
School Ethos Statement
LIVE LOVE!
Leading, Inspiring, Voyaging, Educating
Live Our Values Everyday
Many schools talk about educating the whole child and teaching children to be good citizens; we believe that being a Church School means much more than this. Our Ethos Statement explains that Staverton CE Primary School is committed to encouraging an understanding of faith and the world around us. Within this context, the school teaches respect for other world religions, whilst maintaining Christian values in its ethos and teaching. At Staverton all that we do is underpinned by these Christian or Gospel Values; the values taught by Jesus. We firmly believe that these values are not 'add ons', they are central to all that we do, not something separate. We hope that these values become the children’s virtues.
The school gives high priority to the spiritual development of global citizens, empowering them for the future beyond the doors of Staverton School. The teaching and the learning that takes place, aims to Lead the children and produce Leaders, Inspire our children through an exciting curriculum, producing children who Inspire others; Voyage beyonds the doors and classrooms of school to discover the wonderful world we live in; and Educate every child to be the best they can be, so that they can Educate others in their chosen fields.
Our School Christian Values:
The school community has recently redefined our 6 school values which are brought together under one overriding value, Love.
All our values are explicitly focussed upon over a two year period. They are as follows:
LOVE: Live Our Values Everyday
Respect; Friendship; Honesty; Compassion; Responsibility; Perseverance
Each value is exemplified in school by (i) a Bible quotation and (ii) explanatory statements. The values are displayed collectively in the Challenge Area and in each classroom’s Reflection Area when explicitly focussed upon on a ‘small’ term basis.
Children can earn peer nominated Value Jewels by displaying the Christian value focussed upon within a specific term. Children can also be recognised as a ‘Shining Light’. These are staff nominated awards that are shared in Celebration Assembly on a weekly basis for children who have explicitly displayed the current value.
Our Staff and Learner Values
Underpinned by our school, Christian values, the following Staff and Learner values shape our teaching and learning. We are passionate in our belief that the consistent adoption of these interlinked sets of values will ensure that our school will be a happy and successful place where everyone strives to be the best they can be.
Behaviour policy
The school expects high standards of behaviour based on mutual respect, responsibility, trust, Christian values and a sense of belonging to and being a valued member of the school.
Positive behaviour management strategies will be used throughout the school to ensure this environment is developed and constantly reinforced. Children's achievements are celebrated in a special Celebration Assembly held every Tuesday. Rewards also include stickers, certificates, praise and the opportunity to share their work with other staff and children. Good behaviour at break and lunch times is also rewarded.
Everyone at Staverton CE Primary School has the right to feel welcome, secure and happy. We say no to Bullying, whether verbal or physical. We are a ‘telling’ school and ask for all parents and pupils to help us by reporting immediately any incidents so that we can deal with them appropriately.
Charging and Remissions policy
Hardcopy delivery
Copies of documents found on this website are available by request at the school office.
Academy Finance Information
Information regarding annual reporting, audited accounts, memorandum of association, articles of association, names of trustees and member, and the master funding agreement, can all be found on the PDET website.
Our Supplementary Funding Agreement can be found here: Supplemental_Funding_Agreement.pdf
