Documents

This page contains college policies, brochures and procedures available to view or download. Right click on the relevant link and select 'Save Target As' to download a document to your computer.

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Latest OFSTED Inspection Report (8th May 2007) (254 KB)

School inspections are required by law and are carried out under Section 5 of the Education Act 2005.

For parents, schools and the wider community inspection reports provide an independent, external evaluation of the quality and standards of education at the school and whether pupils are achieving as much as they can. They also provide a measure of accountability and should promote the improvement of the school.

Fair Processing Notice (Layer 1 Summary) (119 KB)

The Fair Processing Notice Guidance explains the legal framework that applies to the use of personal data, in particular the circumstances in which bodies may share or disclose the data to third parties.

Fair Processing Notice (Layer 2 Full Text) (160 KB)

Admissions Policy (118 KB)

Policy document on the application of students to St. Thomas à Becket Catholic College, procedures of application, information on special educational needs admission, and making an appeal.

Behaviour and Discipline Policy (310 KB)

Policy document outlining the rights and responsibilities for all students at St. Thomas à Becket Catholic College, sanctions, student support, disciplinary procedures, and student safety and security.

Curriculum Policy (95.1 KB)

Policy document covering the aims and objectives of teaching and learning at St. Thomas à Becket Catholic College.

Drugs Policy (180 KB)

Policy document outlining the procedures for dealing with anyone in possession of illegal substances, the aims and objectives of drugs education within college, and administration of medication to students.

Freedom of Information Act Publication Scheme (202 KB)

Every public authority must make some information available as a matter routine of through a publication scheme. Information that is included in such a scheme must be made available to the public. A publication scheme is both a public commitment to make certain information available and a guide to how that information can be obtained.

Any person has the right to make a request for information held by a public authority. The authority must usually respond to this request within 20 working days. This right came into force on the 1 January 2005.

ICT Policy (110 KB)

Policy document highlighting the aims and objectives of using ICT effectively within the curriculum and providing access to ICT resources within college.

Bullying Policy (139 KB)

This policy document outlines the procedures to follow and sanctions in place at St. Thomas à Becket Catholic College. It also gives details on intervention.

Child Protection Policy (64.6 KB)

Policy document highlighting the procedures in place at St. Thomas à Becket Catholic College with regards to child protection. Further information includes confidentialty and the use of outside agencies.

Equal Opportunities Policy (100 KB)

Policy document supporting the need for equal opportunities and summarising the college routine, curriculum and student/teacher interaction.

College Prospectus (509 KB)

The college prospectus contains all relevant information for parents applying to send their children to St. Thomas à Becket Catholic College. The prospectus includes admission details, summary of academic achievement, details of college routines and information about the curriculum.