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Family feedback: *All staff go out of their way to make sure my child is safe and happy. Excellent care. *I feel the school goes above and beyond to support my child. Thank you. *This school is very caring to the children, and always has a lovely atmosphere. Thank you! *Both of my children are very happy at this school and I am very happy with their progress. The school has good/effective communication with parents. *My child’s older siblings went to this school when they were younger and also loved it. The teachers are fantastic. *Always been a lovely school. All of family members, including myself, went here. *Have always been happy with Collingwood staff and their teaching with all of my children. *Brilliant school – I even returned my child back here after leaving. *The teaching staff are very accommodating and cheerful. Our kids are happy and they always look forward to going to school. *

Pupil Collection Policy

  • Children in EYFS and KS1 must be collected by an adult who is the primary care-giver or who has been given written permission to do so by the primary care-giver.
  • Children in KS2 may walk home by themselves if the primary care-giver has given written permission for this and staff are satisfied that the particular child will be adequately safeguarded.
  • Permission may be sought, from a member of the school safeguarding team, for children to be collected by an older sibling (no younger than 14 years old).
  • The primary care-giver should inform school of any changes to the collection arrangements.
  • A member of staff may decide not to allow a child to go with a particular adult if there are any safeguarding concerns.
  • Parents may provide school with a secret password that only people with the authority to collect children will know (children should not be aware of this password.)
  • In exceptional circumstances, where contact cannot be made with the primary care-giver, a member of staff may decide to accompany the child home - either on foot or in their car with an escort (following the driving risk assessment).
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