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For Parents and Carers

Parent Survey - Your Comments

Autumn 2022

We are hugely proud and heartened to receive such positive feedback from our parents, thank you to everyone who contributed to our Autumn Term Parent survey.

We are delighted to share some of the highlights from the survey and the actions we are taking as a result of the parent feedback.

What our parents say…Leeming and Londonderry PS copyright (10)

100% said their child is happy in our school

100% said their child feels safe in our school

94% said the school makes sure children are well behaved.

100% parents said the school supports their child’s wider personal development.

When children feel safe and happy they are able to engage in their learning, be inquisitive and have confidence to ask more questions.

What do we do well, you said:

“The school knows its children and their families really well, the needs of the child are always at the forefront and as a family we feel the school is always supportive.
“The staff are phenomenal and care about the whole family. Not just the child. They are amazing. My child loves school.”

 

What our parents say…Leeming and Londonderry PS copyright (27)

94%% said the school meets their child’s particular needs

94% said the school makes sure its pupils are well behaved

94% said communication from the Headteacher, class teacher and admin team to parents is good.

What do we do well, you said:
“… The reading books and iPads going home really helps develop learning at home too which is great.”
…encouraging a love for reading. Exciting my child about learning. They love school.”

 

What our parents say…

100% said their child can take part in clubs and activities in school.

We are heartened by this result, we endeavour to offer a wide variety of activities to enable all our children to try something new.

What do we do well, you said:

“…The range of out of school classes is amazing.”

“…Lots of varied experiences...”

 

We are listening

Through the survey and your comments, we have recognised there is improvement to be made with the safety near a main road at drop off and collection times.

  • School starts at 9am, we open the gates at 8:50am so children don’t congregate near the main road. We will remind parents not to drop off their children prior to 8:50am. At the end of the day, all children are handed to parents unless we have permission for them to walk home. If children are walking home, they are reminded to go straight home.

Parents have expressed an interest in the benefits of joining the Synergy Federation.

  • Each year, an annual report is sent out to parents explaining the benefit of being part of The Synergy Schools Federation. In this report, details are given about the opportunities available now to the children e.g. residential visits and sporting opportunities. In addition to this, the increased leadership capacity ensures sustainability for the school and the ability to share subject specific expertise which therefore improves the quality and delivery of the curriculum.

Finally, please remember you can always contact your child’s teacher or a member of the senior leadership team via the school office if you have anything you wish to discuss.

Synergy Trust Schools

About Synergy Schools

Synergy Schools is a federation of primary schools in the north of North Yorkshire. The federation was formed in September 2018 when Brompton-on-Swale and Crakehall Church of England Primary Schools successfully shared senior leadership capacity. In July 2021, the federation welcomed Leeming & Londonderry Community Primary and Pickhill Church of England Primary school into the federation.