All Nexus Multi Academy Trust and Abbey School policies and procedures are divided into 9 categories.
An A-Z list of all School Policies, Documents & Procedures can be accessed here
Abbey School is a school within Nexus Multi Academy Trust. The Trust has a number of overarching policies which can be found by clicking here.
• Safeguarding, Wellbeing, Health & Safety
First Aid Policy
Health & Safety Policy
Intimate Care Policy
Lone Worker Policy
Positive Mental Health Policy
Premises Management Policy
Whole School Policy for Safeguarding Incorporating Child Protection
More policies may be found on the NEXUS MAT website.
• Leadership & Governance
• Complaints & Whistleblowing
• Equalities
• Teaching & Learning
Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) Policy
More policies may be found on the NEXUS MAT website.
• School Based
Anti-Bullying Policy
Anti-Bullying Policy for Students
Assessment Policy
British Values Statement
Careers Policy
Children missing education – Statutory guidance for local authorities
Children missing education Policy
Collective Worship Policy
Curriculum Statement
Guest Speaker Policy
Home School Agreement
Homework Agreement
Medicines-in-School-Guidance
Off site work experience policy
Provider Access Policy
Pupil Admissions Policy (110)
Pupil Attendance Policy Appendix
Pupil Communication Promise
Pupil Voice Policy
SEND Annual Statement
Sun Safety Policy
Supporting Pupils with Medical Needs Policy
More policies may be found on the NEXUS MAT website.
• Information Governance & Security
Nexus Privacy Notice
Remote Learning Policy
More policies may be found on the NEXUS MAT website.
• Finance
Letting Policy
More policies may be found on the NEXUS MAT website.
• Pay, Human Resources & Conduct
Should you wish to request a paper copy of any of the public documents please contact our school office either by phone, in person or via the contact page via the Freedom of information (FOI) address or contact form. This will be provided free of charge.
Please note: FOI requests follow the statutory timeframe of 20 working days. Where a Public Interest Test (PIT) is applicable, the requestor will be notified and an additional 20 days may be added at the discretion of the Trust.
You can make a subject access request to find out what data is held and how it is used. You may make a subject access request before exercising your other information rights. You can make a subject access request verbally or in writing. If you make your request verbally, we recommend you follow it up in writing to provide a clear trail of correspondence. It will also provide clear evidence of your actions.
These documents and contents of the school website are available in a wide range of languages.