St Paul's CE Primary SchoolPolicies
More policies available on request - please contact the school office: [email protected]
The following statement applies to all St Paul's policies and will be included within each policy at the next renewal.
Young Carers at our school
At St Pauls we recognise that some pupils undertake caring responsibilities for a family member and may be identified as Young Carers. In line with Manchester Local Authority guidance and St Pauls commitment to inclusion, equality and safeguarding, Young Carers will be identified early and supported to ensure they are not disadvantaged in relation to attendance, access to learning or participation in school life. A safeguarding led approach will be adopted, recognising that caring responsibilities may impact a pupils wellbeing, emotional health and school attendance. Reasonable adjustments, pastoral support and flexible responses will be implemented where appropriate to reduce barriers to learning and promote engagement. The schools Young Carers champion Leah Simms will coordinate support, act as point of contact for pupils and families and liaise with internal staff and external agencies. Attendance, wellbeing and progress of identified young carers will be monitored with concerns reviewed and reported through established school safeguarding and inclusion processes to ensure timely and effective support.
Files to Download
Anti Bullying Policy May 2024.pdf Attendance Policy December 2025.pdf Behaviour and Relationships Policy June 25.pdf Charging & Remissions Policy September 2025.pdf Communication Policy Sept 2025.pdf Complaints Policy and Procedure June 2025.pdf Equality Objectives 2025 2027.pdf Food and Drink in School Policy 2024.pdf Governors Statement of Behaviour Principle Rationale June 2025.pdf Packed Lunch Policy Oct 2024.pdf Race Equality Policy February 2026.pdf Safeguarding Policy September 2025.pdf School Uniform Policy Oct 2024.pdf Seesaw Policy September 2025.pdf Worship Policy Sept 2026.pdf