providing for and encouraging a child’s intellectual, emotional, physical, spiritual and moral development within a caring and stimulating environment;
providing a broad balanced education to its children aged between 4+ and 11+ years, in accordance with the National Curriculum;
giving equal opportunity for pupils of all abilities in all areas of school life;
ensuring as far as we possibly can, a safe, secure and enjoyable learning environment;
encouraging family involvement in the life of the school and its community;
co-operating with agencies whose expertise can enhance the task of educating our pupils;
communicating with parents and guardians personally, and via the school newsletter, the “Highgate Post”;
providing opportunities for parents to discuss their child’s educational progress at open evenings in the Autumn and Spring Terms;
providing daily brief contact with staff in Key Stage 1 at the beginning and end of sessions;
ensuring that there is always a senior member of staff available to deal with enquiries, by telephone or by personal callers;
encouraging parents, governors and others in the local community to play an active part in supporting the children and their school;
providing opportunities for staff to develop professionally;
preparing the children for the secondary phase of their education.