NEW STUDENT INFORMATION HUB

Starting a new school is exciting, though we fully appreciate that it can be bring with it some apprehension for children and parents/carers.  So many questions….

To help, we have put together a handy one-stop online “New Student Information Hub” for new parents/carers.  Here you will find confirmation of the details that we need from you, plus handy links to information that we hope you will find helpful.

Don’t forget that we will need all of the information added and confirmed by you to allow your child to start school at Christ’s College.

INFORMATION THAT WE NEED FROM YOU:​

HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT

The nature of education is one of partnership. The Home School Agreement is drawn-up for parents, students and the Academy so that all can make a commitment to seek success in this very important phase of each student’s life. 

PRIMARY YEARS HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT

SECONDARY YEARS HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT

Confirmation of our combined GDPR responsibilities.

Confirmation of our combined responsibilities for the use of internet and computer equipment at the school. 

ACCEPTABLE INTERNET & ICT USAGE POLICY

USEFUL INFORMATION:

UNIFORM POLICY & STYLE GUIDES

Click the link for access to our uniform policy, style guides for all year groups and guides on how to order uniform.

UNIFORM

EAS Schoolwear is the online, not-for-profit retail arm of the Emmanuel Schools Foundation. They supply all of the uniform items that your child will need right through the year.

TERM & HOLIDAYS

Pupil Premium is more than just free school meals. It can provide the school with additional funding of up to £1,500 for each eligible student. Eligible families are usually in receipt of working tax credits or other benefits. Please do consider applying, even if your child is an infant already receiving free school meals or if you have no intention of taking-up free school meals. The application process is straightforward and will help the school enormously. Thank you.

PUPIL PREMIUM

We offer a wraparound provision from 7.45am for primary aged children (breakfast club) through to twilight club (until 5pm). A range of clubs for all ages operate daily between 4-5pm, and secondary students can access the supervised school library from 8am-4pm. Clubs are bookable in advance using the “Evolve” booking system which is available 24/7 and easy to use.

WRAPAROUND CLUB

ENRICHMENT

Lunches are free for children in Reception to Year Two and available to older year groups for a small charge per day (we use Parentpay for school lunch payments). Our experienced catering team regularly update menus.

SCHOOL MEALS

PARENT PAY

It is important that you contact us on 0191 534 4444 before 8:30am if your child is unable to attend school or a planned activity/club.

CONTACT

KEY INFORMATION FOR NEW YEAR 7 STUDENTS:

YEAR 7 HANDBOOK

Click the link for access to our Year 7 Handbook, which contains all the key information you need to know.

YEAR 7 HANDBOOK

Click the link to access the presentation shown at our June Parents/Carer Information event.

TRANSITION SURVEY

Click for a useful video on how to order uniform from EAS Schoolwear.

First day arrangements are coming very soon.

FIRST DAY ARRANGEMENTS

Information on our Grand Day out 1 visits is coming very soon.

GRAND DAY OUT 1 LETTER

Parent Pay Activation letters will be generated at the start of the school year.  Please follow the instructions and activate your child’s account upon receipt.  Your child will still be able to access a hot meal on the first day. 

In line with most other schools, we operate a cashless meal system to avoid singling out students who receive free school meals and to reduce administration costs.  Money must be credited to your child’s meals account using ParentPay (https://www.parentpay.com/). 

No meal deduction will be made in a child’s absence.  Students are only able to purchase food and drinks which they will consume themselves – they are unable to buy items for other students

Your child’s meals account balance can be viewed in your ParentPay account.  Parents/ carers are responsible for ensuring that your child’s meals account always has sufficient funds available to be drawn upon.  Most parents/ carers find it helpful for budgeting purposes to top up their child’s meals account by adding a minimum of £13 at the start of each week (enough for a two-course meal each day).

At lunchtime, the till operator records the meal your child has chosen that day.  Students’ meal details are recorded, which allows parents the facility to monitor their child’s eating habits in their ParentPay account, should they wish.

PARENT PAY

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