This page contains downloadable documents throughout.
Policies and Hard Copies
This page contains many documents, policies and reports. Please contact the school office if you require a paper copy of any of the information on the school website.
Contact & Access Details
Redwell Primary School
Barnwell Road
Wellingborough
NN8 5LQ
Telephone: 01933 676040
Email: office@redwellprimary.co.uk
DfE Number: 148611
Principal: Claire Head (NPQH)
Vice Principal: Dulcie Sharpe
Assistant Principal: Sara Nimmo
Chair of Local Committee: Amy Patterson
How to find us
Redwell Primary School is located on Barnwell Road, situated in the Gleneagles area of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. View Map
We have 4 pedestrian entrances, 3 located on Barnwell Road and one on Waterworks Lane at the end of Westminster Road and accessible from Kilborn Road.
Parking
There is a limited amount of parking around the school. Visitors are able to park in the Redwell Leisure Centre car park, adjacent to the school.
Safeguarding
We have a page dedicated to Safeguarding which you can find here.
Admissions
Places will be allocated to pupils who have a statement of SEN (Special Educational Need) that names the school as appropriate provision. When there are more applications for places than there are places available, priority will be given in the following order:
- Children in public care
- Pupils with an older brother or sister continuing at the school at the time of admission of the younger child.
- Pupils who live closer to the preferred school than any other school.
- Other pupils.
If the admission number is exceeded within criterion (3) priority will be given to those who live furthest from the nearest alternative school. If the admission number is exceeded within any other criterion, priority will be given to those who live closest to the school.
If you would like your child to attend our school, please contact Northamptonshire County Council Admission Team:
Visit the NCC School Admissions Website
Northamptonshire's coordinated admission schemes
Local authorities must publish a scheme to coordinate admission arrangements for schools within their area.
Northamptonshire's schemes for 2018 are below. The significant change to the scheme is the offers being communicated to parents online only (where an online application has been made) rather than in a letter.
Admissions Documents
Trust Annual Report and Accounts
Please click here for Nene Education Trust's Annual Report and Accounts
Complaints Procedure
Sometimes things happen which make children or parents unhappy. It is important that parents/carers feel they are able to raise concerns. In most cases, concerns and complaints can be resolved by talking to staff at our school.
If you have a concern or complaint about your child, including any SEND child, please speak to the staff in the following order:
- Class Teacher
- Year Group Leader
- Key Stage Leader / Deputy Head Teachers (Mrs Sharpe or Mrs Nimmo)
- Principal (Mrs Head)
However, if you wish to raise a more formal complaint, then please follow our school complaints policy by clicking on this link: Nene Education Trust Statutory Information
Behaviour and Discipline
The school has a policy on behaviour management and anti-bullying which are available on the website. We expect children at Redwell to be well behaved, self-disciplined and confident. One of the skills we will be actively teaching is self-regulation and is incorporated into our behaviour policy. We expect parents to work with the school in partnership to support these policies. When your child starts at our school, you will be asked to sign a contract, a Home School Agreement. It is our aim to build upon the discipline already established at home and at pre-school and we enter into this contract with you as part of our belief in partnership between home and school.
We have a clear system of rewards and sanctions to reward good behaviour and prevent unacceptable behaviour. Staff set a good example to the children in the way we value each other and the way we behave with them and you. Every child has a right to feel safe, the right to respect and the right to learn. All children have the responsibility to ensure that this happens. Staff use positive behaviour management strategies and co-regulation techniques to support the children to develop self-regulation. They use verbal praise, sharing success, public celebration, stickers, certificates, text alerts, merits, values pebbles and house points at various times during the school year. Records are kept of challenging behaviour and parents are informed and involved at an early stage if we have to use sanctions.
All incidents of racial harassment or bullying are recorded onto the school system. These incidents are taken very seriously and are dealt with quickly. Parents are involved in discussions about strategies and solutions. Internal exclusions are used in the event of any per on peer abuse as stated in the behaviour and anti-bullying policies. We adhere to the Northamptonshire County Council policy on exclusion.
We expect adults to demonstrate respect and model positive behaviour for the children in our school. Inappropriate behaviour towards any member of staff or adult in our school will not be tolerated. If you witness any such behaviour please report it to the school office, reports will be treated sensitively.
School Uniform
Principles - It is our policy that all children must have full school uniform, worn correctly, for daily attendance at school. We very much appreciate parents' support in ensuring that the children have the correct uniform and attend school smartly dressed. We regard this as a very important factor in the success of the school.
The Role of Governors - Governors ensure that the school uniform policy helps children to dress sensibly, in clothing that is hardwearing, safe and practical whilst remaining economical for parents. Most items can be easily obtained from any popular store. However, sweatshirts and cardigans need to be ordered from our uniform stockist.
Aims - Our policy is based on the belief that a school uniform is essential to the ethos of our school community as it establishes a clear sense of identity, fosters a sense of inclusive belonging, and engenders both positive behaviour and self-discipline, which in turn supports teaching and learning.
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Redwell Primary School Uniform |
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V neck burgundy sweatshirt or cardigan with the Redwell Primary School logo – Compulsory White polo shirt (logo optional) No blouses or shirts Dark grey (charcoal) trousers / knee length skirt / culottes / pinafore dress Grey socks / tights Flat black plain shoes (no trainers) / plain black boots (winter option) |
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Redwell Summer Uniform (from Easter holidays until October Half term) |
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As above or Dark grey (charcoal) knee length shorts White socks Red gingham dress |
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Redwell Primary School PE and school trip uniform – No jewellery on PE days |
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Plain school hoody with the Redwell Primary School logo – Compulsory Plain coloured t-shirt representing the colour of the children's house team (logo optional) / RPS Values T-shirt Plain black shorts Plain black joggers/leggings Trainers or plimsolls – EYFS / KS1 / KS2 |
The school permits children to wear a watch alongside their uniform. However, if this is a smart watch, all notifications must be disabled whilst they are in school.
ALL COMPULSORY SCHOOL UNIFORM/LOGO ITEMS INCLUDING BAGS MUST BE PURCHASED ONLINE FROM Karl Sports, Kettering (school shop selection) – order to be paid online and will then be delivered to the school for collection.
In addition to the above the school prohibits;
- Tattoos
- Nail polish
- Large hair accessories
- Extreme hairstyles or hair colours
- Jewellery other than 1 small stud / sleeper
We request that;
- Long hair is tied up
- An appropriate coat is worn, along with hat, scarf & gloves for the cold weather
- All uniform is clearly named
If you receive Pupil Premium you may use your £100 allocated funds to purchase uniform. Please contact the school if you are having difficulty providing correct uniform and need assistance.
School Policies
