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This service enables parents to pay for school meals, uniform and trips online using a credit or debit card.
Please click on the links below to access further information.
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Cashless Catering
Please note that there is no spend limit for canteed food for Sixth Form students on their daily cashless catering account. The spend limit for Key Stage 4 student has been set at £5 per day. Any parents wishing to change the limit for their child may do so by contact the catering service via the College Office.
Useful Information
Information for parents on VAK and Bloom's Taxonomy - click this link.
It is our expectation and belief that students’ learning is enhanced by independent and extended learning which takes place outside lessons. The Policy below outlines the work you should expect for each subject.
Independent & Extended Learning Policy
Local Authority link for parents regarding electronic admissions: www.northyorks.gov.uk/education
(www.safeguardingchildren.co.uk)
This
site is operated by the North Yorkshire Area Child Protection
Committee (ACPC), a multi-agency forum comprising the agencies,
organisations and professional groups responsible for helping
to protect North Yorkshire's children from abuse and neglect.
Special
Needs Policy - gives details of the procedures
and additional arrangements that are made for students with
special educational needs. Click
here to view the policy document.
(www.parentscentre.gov.uk)
ParentsCentre is a website aimed at supporting parents in
helping children of all ages in all aspects of education,
health, safety and well-being.
(www.pin.org.uk)
Parents Information Network (PIN) was
established in 1994 and provides a wide range of guidance
on computers and education for parents with children of
toddler age through to 18. Includes useful advice
on safe use of the Internet.
(Click here)
Rules
for the acceptable use of ICT facilities in College.
Online Safety Advice
North Yorkshire Family Information - a site for families and practitioners working with children and young people. www.nyfamilies.info
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