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Policies and documents
The following documents are held on The Pioneer Academy website and can be accessed via the following links
Financial Documents https://thepioneeracademy.co.uk/finance-policies/
- Financial statements
- Trade union facility time
- Executive Pay
Legal Documents https://thepioneeracademy.co.uk/legal-documents/
- Articles of Association
- Master Funding Agreement
Gender Pay Gap https://thepioneeracademy.co.uk/gender-pay-gap-reporting/
Trustee and Governor Register of Business Interests https://thepioneeracademy.co.uk/business-interests-and-meeting-attendance/
Scheme of Delegation https://thepioneeracademy.co.uk/governance/
Policies
The following policies are held on The Pioneer Academy website and can be accessed via the following link https://thepioneeracademy.co.uk/policies-and-documents/
Finance
- Finance manual and associated policies
- Reserves policy
- Whistleblowing policy
Education
- Assessment policy
- British Values Statement
Environmental
- Environmental strategy
HR
- Safer Recruitment policy
Wellbeing
- Mental Health & Wellbeing policy
Health & Safety
- Health & Safety policy
Inclusion
- Equality Information Statement
GDPR
- GDPR manual and associated policies
Governance
- Scheme of Delegation
Appeals
You are able to appeal against the decision to not offer your child a place at Red Hill Primary School.
There are three grounds on which appeal at Red Hill Primary School may be considered. You will need to evidence the grounds you believe applies in your case on the appeal form (found here) and return to the school.
Reasons for appeal are as follows:
a) That the admission of my child would not breach the Infant class size limit.
b) That a place would have been offered if the admission arrangements had complied with admissions law or had been correctly and impartially applied. For your appeal to succeed on this ground, you will have to show that the normal admission arrangements were not properly followed and if they had, your child would have been offered a place.
c) That the decision not to admit your child was not one which a reasonable Admission Authority would make in the circumstances of the case.