Communication
Effective two-way communication between school and families is a key function to the successful running of our school. Below, we summerise the ways in which we communicate important information to our families, and how we ask families to communicate important information back to us.
School to Parent Communications
Key Dates, Term Dates & School News | Child Wellbeing & Progress | Curriculum | Extra-Curricular / Clubs and School Trips | Policies & Procedures |
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Additional Information: Emails: Our school's chosen method of communication is via the school management information system (Integris). Parents and carers should make the school aware if they are not receiving school emails or stop receiving them. Tapestry: Tapestry is an online learning journal which we use to communicate with families of children in early years. Website translation: Our website has a 'translate' button on the homepage which may be usual for families where English is not the first language. Social Media: Our Facebook web address is: https://www.facebook.com/stfrancisceprimaryoxford |
Parent To School Communications
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To make an appointment to see a specific staff member (usually class teacher) |
Direct email to staff member.
Call to school office 01865 468190 |
Please be aware staff may not be immediately available, and an appointment may need to be arranged at a mutually convenient time | |
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To discuss your child's learning |
Email to class teacher (with possibility of a follow-up call or meeting if required)
Parents Evening (twice a year) |
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To inform us about a late collection or change to collection arrangements |
Email class teacher or call the school office before 2.45pm |
Where possible, please communicate to your child any changes regarding who might be picking them up before they come to school. If you suspect in advance, you may have difficulty collecting your child on time, please book them in to our after-school club |
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To inform us about important circumstances relating to your child (change of contact details, update medical information, consent to administer medicine) |
Completed form (available from foyer outside school office) |
Important information regarding your child must be communicated in writing to the school. Failure to communicate important information regarding your child’s health could pose a risk to your child’s health |
To inform us about a medical appointment for your child during the school day.
Request for unauthorised absence (holidays taken outside of the school holidays) |
Completed form and/or email to our Home School Link Worker
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All requests for unauthorised leave, however short, must be made in writing to our Home School Link Worker for them to be authorised |
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Complaint |
Email class teacher
Phone school office |
Where possible, complaints should be communicated in writing directly to your class teacher (not via the school office). Complaints of an urgent nature (e.g. safeguarding) should be communicated as soon as possible to a designated safeguarding lead |
To dicuss a safeguarding matter or personal matter relating to you child/family |
Face-to-face meeting or call with any DSL (safeguarding matters)
Face-to-face meeing or call with Home-School Link Worker (personal family matters) |
Please be aware our Home School Link Worker does not work on a Friday. |
Please click here for teacher/class email addreses.