Home School Agreement

Audenshaw School recognises that the successful development of its students depends on an effective partnership of school, students and parents/carers. All three parties share responsibility for the development and achievement of each student. Together, we commit ourselves to the following:

The School will:

• Provide a learning environment that is stimulating, safe and caring
• Treat everyone with respect
• Ensure that each student has the opportunities, support and guidance to achieve his/her full potential
• Report regularly on each student’s progress
• Expect high standards, set clear rules, promote mutual respect and develop a sense of responsibility
• Keep parents/carers informed about school matters, be welcoming to enquiries and responsive to concerns
• Record and reward good progress and performance
• Offer extra-curricular activities that will develop broader skills to prepare for life and the world of work.

As Parent/Carer, you will:

• Act as a positive role model for my child
• Make sure my/our child attends school in correct uniform (adheres to the dress code for sixth form students), arrives on time and is properly equipped for school
• Encourage my/our child to work hard, to support my/our child in homework
• Attend consultation evenings and discussions about my/our child’s progress
• Support the school’s policies and guidelines
• Allow my/our child to attend off-site visit
• Agree to the detention policy of the school
• Make sure that time is not taken out of school unless it is urgent
• Encourage my/our child to participate in the extra-curricular opportunities offered by the school.

As a Student, you will:

• Be an ambassador for Audenshaw School
• Work hard in class and at home, so that I can achieve my full potential
• Treat others as I would wish to be treated
• Put the needs of others before my own
• Be proud of my school
• Attend the school in correct uniform, be on time and be properly equipped
• Abide by the school rules, behave responsibly and be polite to others in the school and the wider community
• Understand that any poor behaviour, whilst wearing school uniform, will be dealt with as if the incident occurred at school
• Take part in extra-curricular activities organised by the school
• Care for the environment – in and out of school
• Complete homework on time
• Attend detentions
• Be someone others can be proud of.

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