Polices, Forms and Documents

Whole school policies and forms can be found below. 

Whole School Policies 

• Welcome Pack
• Admissions Policy
• Anti-Bullying Policy
• Assessment Policy
• Attendance & Punctuality Policy 
• Bomb Threat Policy
• Behaviour for Secondary Policy 
• Behaviour for Primary Policy
• Child Protection & Safeguarding Policy
• Complaints Policy for Parents
• Counselling Policy
• Earthquake Procedure for Classrooms Policy
• ECA Policy
• Educational Visits Policy
• Equality Policy
• Emergency Evacuation Policy 
• Evacuation Procedure for Classrooms
• First Aid Policy
• Gifted and Talented Policy
• Health and Safety Policy
• Healthy Eating Policy
• Inclusion Policy
• Infectious Control Policy
• Intimate Care Policy
• Lockdown Policy
• Lockdown Procedures Policy
• Marketing and Feedback Guidance 
• Physical Handling in the Aquatic Environment Policy
• Pool Safety Operating Procedures Policy
• Pupil ICT Code of Conduct Policy
• Security Standard Operation Procedure Policy
• Secondary Behaviour Policy
• Teaching and Learning
• Traffic Risk Assessment Policy
• UCAS Policy
• Uniform Policy
• Volunteer Guidelines Policy
• Waste Management Policy
• Infectious Control Policy
• Guidelines for Management of COVID-19 Policy

DBSJP Forms

• Medical Form | PDF 
• Photo Permissions Form | PDF (353KB)
• Student Use of Technology Form | PDF (538KB)
• Credit Card Authorisation Form | PDF 
• Student Leave of Absence Form

Safeguarding 

At DBSJP we believe that all children have a right to be safe, protected from abuse and able to reach their full potential. The primary concern of all staff must be the interests and safety of children. All staff members have a pastoral duty towards children. Due to our day-to-day contact with individual children, we are well placed to observe outward signs of abuse, changes in behaviour or failure to develop.

The needs of children are paramount and underpin all our work. All staff members have a central role in keeping students safe. Staff have a duty in the initial identification of possible abuse and in monitoring the development and progress of children who have been identified as being at risk of significant harm.

We view Child Protection as more than simply acting when suspicions arise or information is revealed. We also have a vital role to play in ensuring children are safe at all times and in preparing children to resist abuse and to become responsible, caring and confident adults.