School Policy Documents

School policy documents are important because they help us communicate to every member of the school community exactly what our expectations, roles and responsibilities are in certain aspects of school life. Through making these documents available, the school staff, leadership team and governors aim to be open with all other members of the community that makes up the school.

Anti Bullying Policy

We are committed to providing a caring and friendly environment for all our students so that they can learn in a safe and secure manner. Bullying of any kind is unacceptable at our school.

The aim of this policy is to make all governors, teaching and non teaching staff, students and parents understand what bullying is, and how bullying incidents should be reported and followed up. Download the Anti Bullying Policy (pdf, 108Kb).

Religious Studies and Collective Worship

"The school provides teaching of religious education for all learners in accordance with the locally agreed syllabus".
Please refer to the Religious Studies Policy Statement (pdf, 55Kb) and Your right to withdraw (pdf, 8Kb) document.

The Collective Worship Policy (pdf, 62Kb) and Religious Studies Policy Statement (pdf, 55Kb).

Sex and Relationships Education Policy Statement

The school has a written Policy on Sex and Relationships Education. Please refer to Sex and Relationships: your right to withdraw letter (pdf, 20Kb)  and our Sex and Relationships Education Policy (pdf, 259Kb).

Single Equality Scheme

The school has a written Policy relating to a Single Equality Scheme. Please refer to Single Equality Scheme (pdf, 53Kb).  Alongside this is the Equality of Opportunity: A Quick Guide (pdf, 23Kb) leaflet

Arts Policy

The fundamental aim of the Creative Arts Faculty is to raise standards by helping students to develop an enquiring mind and the technical skills to express themselves confidently, creatively; with feelings and imagination. Download the school Arts Policy (pdf, 89Kb).

Child Protection Policy

The school's child protect policy is available on request from the school office, please call 01603 485266 or email the school for a copy.  We also publish the booklet Safeguarding Children in Education (pdf, 148Kb)

Behaviour Policy

The aim of this policy is to give clear guidance to parents, staff and stakeholders on the expectations of the school with respect to behaviour and the methods used to ensure the maintenance of good order. Sprowston Community High School is primarily a place of learning and we believe that managing behaviour is integral to achieving an effective teaching and learning environment.

Download the school behaviour policy (pdf, 131Kb)

Other Policies

• Complaints Policy (pdf, 34Kb)
• Special Educational Needs (SEN) Policy (pdf, 15Kb)