Please allow plenty of time to complete this form fully, as changes cannot be made online after
submission. Once completed, please click the 'Submit' button at the bottom of the page.
The school does share your data with appropriate third parties under The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (Regulation (EU) 2016/679). Further details can be found in the Data Protection Policy on the school website.
KEY WORKERS
If
appropriate, please provide details of any ‘key workers’ that could help us in
supporting your child, such as Social Workers, Connexions PA, Education Welfare
Officers, health or other professionals:
General Comments
General comments and any information in relation to your child's friend choices can be included here. If there is something which particularly requires discussion, please contact Mrs Buckley as early as possible.(email: kbuckley@williamhoward.cumbria.sch.uk)
PARENTAL/CONTACT DETAILS
Please
complete details of all contacts below. This may include natural
parents, main carers, any person with parental responsibility, grandparents,
other relatives etc. Put the main resident parent(s) at the top, and include any non-resident parent (with whom the child does not
normally live). The school needs a minimum of 2 contacts in
case of any emergency. Priority 1 indicates that this person will
be telephoned first in the event that we need to make contact for any
reason during the school day, e.g. if the child is unwell, and will also
receive text messages via our texting service. Priority 2 will be
contacted if Priority 1 is unavailable and so on.
If emergency contact
is not practical on a day to day basis, due to distance or any other reason, please attach additional details if appropriate.
School correspondence will only be sent to the student’s home address stated above, unless requested otherwise.
CONTACT PRIORITY 1
STATISTICAL DATA
The school is obliged by the Department for Education (DfE) to provide the following data:
Tick
the appropriate category. The choices that are provided are set by the DfE. Children
over the age of 11 are considered old enough, with parental consultation to
decide their own ethnicity.
Please note if you wish to withdraw your child from sex education this will only be accepted once the relevant withdrawal form has been completed and submitted to the Headteacher. The form can be located in Appendix 3 of the Relationships and Sex Education Policy found here: Policies - William Howard School.
During the school year there may be opportunities to publicise some of
the activities that your child is involved with. This may involve photographing
or filming students for:
- Use in publicity materials including internal school displays, newsletters, marketing materials
- Use on the school’s or trust’s website and social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube)
- In the media (newspapers, TV, radio)
As a school we welcome these opportunities and hope that, as parents,
you do too.
Photography or filming will only occur with permission and under the
supervision of a member of school staff.
Where filming or photography is carried out by the media, students will
only be named when there is good reason e.g. celebrations & achievements
etc. A child’s home address will never
be disclosed.
Please note that web applications mean that information is available
worldwide, including countries where there is no data protection legislation.
To comply with the Data Protection Act 2018, we need your permission before
taking images of your child. The permission will last for the whole of your
child’s education at this school. You can ask to see the images of your child held by the
school and you may withdraw your consent
at any time. This request should be made in writing to your child’s Student Manager.
Please read our General
Data Protection Regulation policy (available on our website or via the school
office) and indicate whether you agree to your child’s images being taken. You
have the option to indicate whether you consent to your child’s images being
taken and used for different school related purposes.
For data protection and safeguarding purposes,
we ask that parents who take photographs or recordings of any school
productions involving anyone else’s children, do not upload these images and
videos to social media and youtube accounts.
DECLARATION: I understand that any images or voice recordings I might take at school events must not be used inappropriately and cannot be shared publicly (including being uploaded to social media) without suitable consent from everyone in them.
TRIPS AND VISITS CONSENT
This will be used for all out of school, non-residential visits & fixtures that last no longer than a day.
I
understand that:
- I
will be informed by letter of the dates, events taking place, transport
arrangements and all other details of each school visit prior to it taking
place and I will have the opportunity to revoke this consent at any time if, in
a particular situation, I wish to do so.
- My
specific permission will be sought for any out-of-school activities and visits
beyond those outlined above and which could involve commitment to extended
journeys, time, expense or hazards.
- All
reasonable care will be taken of my child in respect of the activity/visit.
- My
child will be under an obligation to obey all directions given and observe all
rules and regulations governing the visit/activity and will be subject to all
normal school discipline during the visit/activity.
- I
will notify the school of any change to the medical information below.
- I
will inform the school of any changes to my child’s contact details.
- The
school’s insurance covers all authorised off-site educational activities.
- I will notify the school as soon as possible if my child comes into contact with a contagious or
infectious disease shortly before attending an educational trip or visit.
Medication
(including painkillers), which your child brings with them, must be clearly
labelled with their name and dosage and handed into the group leader.
Under normal circumstances, your child would then need to request these as
required and self-administer. However, it may be considered safe
and practical for your child to hold small supplies of some medication (such as
creams and nasal sprays) themselves. If so, this must be discussed and agreed
with the group leader in advance. Please note that any emergency
medication (such as inhalers, epi-pens, insulin, etc.) must be brought to the
attention of the group leader. However, the young person would normally hold
and take responsibility for these themselves for immediate use when required.
In all instances we will only allow a child to attend a
trip if, where relevant, there are two epi-pens/inhalers. Your child
carries one and the group leader will take a second emergency
epi-pen/salbutamol inhaler, which we hold in our Student Services Centre. We
ask parents to ensure that your child carries their epi-pen/inhaler at all
times. Epi-pens held in school should be replaced, as necessary, by parents.
In exceptional circumstances,
parents can make special requests for school personnel to administer
medication. On such occasions, parents need to make a request in writing,
to the group leader, well in advance of the trip departure date. Approval
from the group leader and the Headteacher will be required. When
reasonably practical to do so, and on the voluntary agreement of the staff
concerned, special arrangements will be made.
We use the information we hold on our
school’s Management Information System, including medical information and
emergency contact details, for your child when they participate in any
Educational Trip or Visit. It is of paramount importance that all
information held on the school’s Management Information System is up to date; therefore,
if any details for your child have changed it is imperative that you contact
our Data Officer immediately. It is essential that, when conducting trips,
all the information held for your child is current.
All authorised off-site educational activities are
automatically covered by the school insurance.
This cover is provided by the Department for Education’s Risk Protection Arrangements.
A copy of the school’s insurance certificate is available on the school website.
DECLARATION: I
agree to my child receiving medication as instructed and any emergency dental,
medical or surgical treatment, including anaesthetic or blood transfusion, as
considered necessary by the medical authorities present. I understand the extent and limitations of
the insurance cover provided. I confirm
that the contact details given above are to be used in the event of an
emergency or in the event of my child being returned home for some other
legitimate reason and that at least one of the named contacts will be available
throughout the duration of each off-site visit.
ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS
Please acknowledge that you have read and agree to the following documents:
ICT
including the Internet, learning platforms, email and mobile technologies and
online resources have become an important part of learning in our school. We
expect all students to be safe and responsible when using any ICT. It is
essential that students are aware of online safety and know how to stay safe
when using any ICT.
Students
are expected to read and discuss this agreement with their parent and follow the terms included. Any concerns or explanation can be
discussed with their class teacher or Designated
Safeguarding Lead.
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