Statutory School Information

Our school vision:

I came that they may have life and live it abundantly .    John 10:10

In this we take as our model the life and teaching of Jesus

Everything we do in our school is underpinned by the values:

courage, compassion, resilience and integrity.

For more information about our Vision and Values please follow this link. 

Children are admitted into school in accordance with the Oxfordshire County Council admission arrangements which are published on Oxfordshire Country Councils website. 

You can find further information about our admissions here. 

Attendance

There is a clear link between a pupil's attendance at school and their level of achievement. At Launton Primary School our staff, governors alongside the Local Authority and Department for Education believe that all pupils benefit from regular attendance. We all want pupils to achieve to the best of their ability, frequent intermittent absence has a significantly negative effect on pupils: it disrupts their friendships and interrupts their learning.

Our school attendance policy can he found here. 

Breakfast Club opens at 7.45am each day for those attending.

Nursery starts at 8.45am, for children attending the morning session it finishes at 11.45am and for children attending all day nursery finishes at 2.45pm. In addition to these Nursery Sessions there is the Extended Nursery Session which runs from 2.45pm - 3.15pm.

School starts at 8.45am and finishes at 3.15pm each day (Reception to Year 6).

Afterschool Activity Clubs run from 3.15-4.15pm. For more information follow this link. 

Afterschool Wraparound Care runs as two sessions, first from 3.15-4.15pm and second from 4.15-6pm. More information here. 

More information about our school day can be found here. 

Our school believes that good behaviour is essential to achieve success as individuals and as a community. 

We endeavour to establish a school community that care; we aim to explain school rules to children by relating them to safety and to mutual respect. The children played a key part in determining our school rules.

We believe that developing an ethos of self-discipline and self-respect is central to helping children to take responsibility of their own behaviour as appropriate for their age and needs.

Children are expected to behave in a sensible and responsible way in lessons and around the school. They are expected to show due consideration, courtesy and respect for all members of the school community, as well as for personal and public property.

Click here to view our Behaviour Policy.

As a school we believe that all our pupils should have an equal opportunity to benefit from school activities and educational visits independent of their families financial means. 

Please click here to view our Charging and Remissions Policy.

At Launton CE Primary School we have a daily act of worship either together as a whole school or in smaller groups.

Our contact information can be found on our contact details page via this link. 

We believe that our school provides a good education for all our children, and that the Headteacher and other staff work very hard to build positive relationships with all parents. However, the school is obliged to have procedures in place in case there are complaints by parents. The following policy sets out the procedure that the school follows in such cases to encourage a shared approach and confidence in the school. It is in everyone's interest that complaints are resolved at the earliest possible stage.

Complaints Policy 

Please follow this link to our Curriculum intent, Implementation and Impact Information. If you would like anymore information about the curriculum please ask your child's teacher directly or contact the school office.

To access information regarding our school's financial benchmarking, please follow this link to the Government website. Financial declaration: No individual earns in excess of £100k.

You can view our latest exam and assessment results here. 

Our school is proud to have governors who take their responsibilities seriously. The make an important contribution to helping the school raise standard. To find out more information about our governing body please follow this link. 

Please follow this link for information relating to our Early Years.

Launton CE Primary School is an inclusive school where we focus on the well-being and progress of every child. For information regarding Equality at Launton CE Primary School please follow this link. 

OFSTED Report is a report completed by the Office for Standards in Education, Children' Services and Skills who are responsible for inspecting and regulating schools, pre-schools, nurseries and other services caring for children and young people. Launton CE Primary Schools latest OFSTED report can be found here. 

SIAMS Report is a report completed following an inspection focused on the impact of Church school Christian vision on pupils and adults. Launton CE Primary Schools latest SIAMS report can be found here. 

PE and Sports Premium is funding provided to primary schools to enhance the provision of PE. Please follow this link for further information.

This link will take you to the Department for Education website and provide you with information about our school.

All our school statutory policies can be found by following this link to our policies page.

Pupil Premium is funding provided by the government to tackle the disadvantages faced by pupils from lower income families. Please find our Pupil Premium strategy and other information relating to pupil premium here. 

At Launton CE Primary School we use the Department for Education validated 'Essential Letters and Sounds' programme. For more information click here to access our English curriculum page.

Information about remote learning can be found here.

As a school Launton CE Primary School recognises the importance of Safeguarding and take their roles and responsibilities seriously. All the governors and staff share an objective to help keep the children safe by contributing to; providing a safe environment for them to learn, identifying children who are suffering or likely to suffer significant harm and taking appropriate action, with the aim of making sure that they are kept safe both at home and in education setting. We work together with other agencies to ensure a high level of safeguarding at all times. Please click here for our Safeguarding Policy. 

At Launton CE Primary School we work to support all children including those with SEND needs. You can find more information about SEND at Launton here. 

Our school uniform expectations can be found here.