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This document states the procedure for giving medicines via nasogastric tube, gastrostomy and jejunostomy to children in the community.

This document states the procedure for giving oral medicines to children in the community to ensure safe and consistent practice.

Admissions to The Redway School are arranged by the Local Authority after consultation has occurred between parents and carers, the school and other relevant professionals.

Everyone at The Redway School is concerned about the welfare and safety of all its pupils and creates an ethos in which pupils feel secure, valued, listened to and are taken seriously.

The Redway School is committed to providing all pupils with an appropriate and effective education in a safe and happy environment.

As a school, we believe it is important to promote a caring and supportive learning environment that encourages good behaviour and enables all members of the school community to feel secure and respected.

At the Redway School we are committed to providing a planned programme of careers education and information advice and guidance for all students.

The Strategic Leadership Team and The Governing Body of The Redway School are committed to the continuing principle of free school education.

The Redway School is concerned about any child missing education not only in the way that it impacts on the individual’s potential achievement but also in relation to their safety and welfare.

At The Redway School pupils will be given the opportunity to join in an act of collective worship every week with a whole school gathering or departmental group.

This complaints procedure is not limited to parents or carers of children that are registered at the school.

We believe that the safety, well being and protection of our pupils is the paramount consideration in all decisions that staff at The Redway School make about confidentiality.

The Redway School collects and uses personal information regarding pupils, their families and staff employed by the School. This information is gathered in order for the School to carry out their functions, some of which are statutory.

Developing and Using Signing is an approach to signing developed by Emma Hawkins, Rachel Key and Ann Miles with the support of Signalong.

This policy provides the procedures that must be followed for the disposal of all computer equipment. It covers the area of data protection, software licences and the disposal of media and equipment.

The Redway School is a school for children with profound and multiple learning difficulties, and / or complex medical conditions, severe learning difficulties and autism, for pupils aged between 2 and 19 years.

At The Redway School, we are committed to supporting the emotional health and wellbeing of our pupils1 and staff. We have a supportive and caring ethos, and our approach is respectful and kind, where each individual and contribution is valued. At our scho

The Redway School is committed to the Equality Act 2010.This policy shows the ways in which the school ensures inclusion and equality with regard to fair outcomes, making a difference to everyone in the school community.

The Freedom of Information Act came into force on 1st January 2005. Under this Act, all schools that receive a written or emailed request for information which they hold or publish, are required to respond within 20 working days.

Milton Keynes Council Guidance

It is the policy of The Redway School to do all that it reasonably can to provide a secure, healthy and safe working and learning environment.