Visitor information
Welcome!
Information for visitors
This page contains important information & advice about our commitment to keeping everyone safe. Please ensure you read it before you start working with children in the school.
Contractors must sign and adhere to further conditions, and only begin work with the permission of the Site Supervisor.
Key staff for visitors:
Headteacher and Designated Safeguarding Lead– Mr Steve Hitchcock
Office staff – Mrs Vicki Stone, Mrs Emma Frost and Miss Emma Shaw
Site Supervisor and Health & Safety Leader – Mr Glyn Cooke
Main First Aiders – Mr Steve Hitchcock and Mrs Roxanne Billingham
It is vital that adults provide a safe & secure site. Please read the following information before you sign in.
All visitors must:
- Report to the school office
- Wear a visitors badge at all times
- Not take any photos of pupils. You will be challenged about this.
- Read the welcome document above and sign in to agree show you agree with and understand the contents of this booklet.
- Sign out – this is very important in case of a fire alarm.
Visitors without DBS checks must be accompanied by school staff at all times.
St Peter’s is a secure site. Visitors can only exit via the main entrance.
Safeguarding – What to do if you are worried about a child.
If you are working with a child and are concerned about comments the child makes, marks or bruising, changes in behaviour or demeanour, then this could be a vital sign that a child may be being neglected, experiencing physical, emotional or sexual harm or is being exposed to extreme views or has been radicalised. It is your duty to report these concerns to the Designated Safeguarding Leads without delay.
We are all responsible for safeguarding children. If you have any concerns, please speak to a Designated Safeguarding Lead, Mr Steve Hitchcock.
If he is not available then the deputy DSLs are available via the school office:
- Mrs Lisa Broad
- Mrs Beverley Cawthera
- Mrs Caroline Walshaw
Concerns about the Headteacher must be escalated to the Chair of Governors.
Safety
All adults in school must adopt safe working practices. Do not put yourself in a vulnerable situation with a child that could lead to misinterpretation.
Adults must react to any health & safety concerns in a way to reduce risk and report any concerns to the office immediately.
Fire alarm
- Muster Point – School field
- Evacuation Routes – Displayed in each room.
If the fire alarm should sound, please leave the building by the nearest safe exit and proceed to the assembly point on the field. Please do not re-enter the building until you are told it is safe to do so.
Lockdown/stay put
In the rare event of a lockdown—which protects the school from threats like an unauthorised visitor, dangerous animal, or local hazard—you must immediately move to the nearest secure room, stay calm, and lock the internal door from the inside using the key on the door frame hook if it is not self-locking. Once inside, quickly close all windows and blinds, draw pupils away from sightlines behind desks or in corners, and ensure the room remains completely silent with all personal phones set to silent. Do not open the door or respond to knocks for any reason until a senior staff member visits your room in person to deliver the explicit verbal all-clear phrase.
First Aid
The first aid point, first aider list, first aid kit & accident book is located in the school foyer. There is a phone or a red spot in each classroom to use in the event of an emergency. Dial 100 for reception, 9999 for emergency services, or send someone with the red spot to the school office.
Mobile phones, electronic devices and photographs
Visitors are not permitted to use their phones or electronic devices in the school to take photographs. . Anyone found doing this will be asked to show any pictures taken, or be reported to the police.
Information
Key documents including: Keeping Children Safe in Education, Whistleblowing, Behaviour, SEND , Anti-Bullying Policy, Positive Handing Policy are located on our school website, or from the school office.
No Smoking
We are a non smoking site
School day and timetable
8:45 Gates open
8:55 Gates close and school starts
9:00 Daily maths practice.
9:30 1st Lesson
10:30 Breaktime
10:45 2nd Lesson
12:00/12:10 Lunchtime
13:10 Afternoon lessons
3:00 Worship
3:30 Hometime
| Teacher | Base | Year Group |
| Miss Emily Shepherd and Mrs Broad (Mon) | CEDAR | R |
| Mrs Sarah Rose and Mr Max Newing | SYCAMORE | 1 |
| Mrs Poppy Evans and Mr Max Newing (Fri) | CHERRY | 1/2 |
| Mrs Carrie Anne Hume and Mrs Murray (Fri) | WILLOW | 2/3 |
| Mr Robin Murray | CHESTNUT | 3 |
| Mrs Laura Walmsley and Mrs Murray (Thurs) | BEECH | 4 |
| Mr Peter Greenwood | ROWAN | 4/5 |
| Mrs Hannah Pantling (Mon/Tues) & Mrs Molly Pritchard | OAK | 5/6 |
| Mrs Rose Barahona | ASH | 5/6 |