Information for Parents & Carers

Young People in Key Stage 3 will need to wear a uniform at school. Whereas, pupils in Key Stage 4 are not required to wear a uniform, however we still have rules on what can and can’t be worn in the academy. For more information please check our Dress Code page.

Pupils living over three miles from where they are to be taught will receive a bus pass.

This will be arranged by the school or the CE Academy. You may need to supply passport-size photographs.

Pupils entitled to free school meals will receive a packed lunch. Others are expected to provide their own food.

These will be supplied to pupils.

Our curriculum is made up of the following subjects:

• English
• Literacy
• Maths
• Science
• History
• Design and Technology
• Art and Design
• Critical Studies
• Photography
• Relationship, Health and Sex Education
• PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education) Activities, Careers and Citizenship
• Careers and Citizenship
• Vocational options include:
  • Catering
  • Hair and Beauty
  • Mechanics

Staff will offer careers advice and support.

We support pupils in returning to mainstream school as and when appropriate.

Ring the CE Campus as soon as possible in the morning.

Ring the CE Campus and inform staff who will offer you support.

Yes, write a note/letter/send a text/email or ring. If we are not there, leave a message on the answer-phone and we will get back to you as soon as possible. If you wish to visit, please contact the Campus first to make an appointment as staff may be teaching and are not always available.

Each pupil has a member of staff who supports them whilst at the Campus and who will contact parents/carers about their progress.

You can contact the following:

Designated Safeguarding Lead/Prevent/E-Safety Lead:

Lou Bridger (Deputy Head) - lbridger@ce-academy.org

Deputy Designated Safeguarding/Prevent Lead(s):

James Thomas (Headteacher) - jthomas@ce-academy.org

Adrian Davy (Deputy Head) - adavy@ce-academy.org

Claire Smith (Safeguarding Manager) - csmith@ce-academy.org

Hayley Singlehurst-Mooney (MHL / OT) - hsinglehurstmooney@ce-academy.org

Or call the CE Academy County Office: 01604 239 734

Or visit the Northamptonshire Safeguarding Children’s Trust website and report a concern.

Every few weeks, you will receive a report on your child’s progress. We will update parents/carers regularly by phone.

All pupils are expected to abide by the Code of Conduct. If there are problems you will be contacted by your son/daughter’s Key Tutor or a senior member of staff.