East Preston Infant School is a Rights Respecting School and we are proud to hold Gold accreditation.  All pupils, staff and visitors have the right to be healthy, safe, educated, listened to and treated fairly. These principles are at the heart of our school ethos, and our policies and practices support these rights. We are committed to equal rights, mutual respect and shared responsibility.

Our Rights Respecting Film

We have produced our very own Rights Respecting video featuring staff and pupils. Follow the link by clicking here.
Click here to be redirected to the... UNICEF website and to view the 54 articles in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
UNICEF Convention on the Rights of the Child
Rights Respecting School - Five Rights

A Right to be Safe

Please click on the links below for some great websites and fun games to help you stay safe.

Bullying
http://www.pacerkidsagainstbullying.org/

Electricity
http://www.switchedonkids.org.uk/house.html

Stranger Danger
https://safety4kids.com.au/safety-zone/stranger-danger

Road Safety
http://talesoftheroad.direct.gov.uk/stop-look-listen.php

Fire Safety
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/fire-safety-for-parents-and-child-carers/fire-safety-for-parents-and-child-carers-accessible-version

Safety in the Home
http://www.cbtrust.org.uk/prevention/learningzone/preschool/lizzies_accident.shtml

Keeping Safe Online - click here

A Right to be Healthy

Click on the links below to find some activities to help with your right to be healthy.

Balanced Meals
https://www.foodafactoflife.org.uk/

Sun Safety
https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/watch/sun-safety-for-kids

Exercise
https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/center/fitness-nutrition-center.html

A Right to be Listened To

Children at East Preston Infant School are listened to in everyday learning, PSHE sessions, through The School Council and through the annual Governor Questionnaires.

Try to have a discussion with your child at the end of each day and really listen to what they say. For example you could ask them:

• What did you learn at school today?
• What games did you play in the playground?
• Who are your friends at school?
• What would you like to do this weekend?
• Tell me about the story you are reading.

A Right to be Educated

At East Preston Infant School we offer a broad and rich curriculum which is exciting and engaging.  On our website you will find a Virtual Book Nook where you can hear about the staff's favourite stories and share in some interactive stories with Julia Donaldson and Kes Gray.  Home learning is shared through Google Classroom and parents have access to Purple Mash where lots of exciting learning tasks are available.  To find out more about our learning click here.

The West Sussex SENDIAS Service provides impartial advice and information to parents and carers of children who have special educational needs.

A Right to be Treated Fairly

In order that everyone is kept safe and treated fairly, we have clear behaviour codes to support the children. We want our children 'To Be The Best That You Can Be'.  To find out more about our approach click here.

Do you have clear boundaries at home? For some useful parenting tips click on the following link...
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