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Templepatrick Primary School
5 Lylehill Road, Templepatrick, BT39 0AQ, UK Ballyclare
Tel. 028 9443 2486
www:http://www.templepatrickps.fsnet.co.uke-mail:



Dear Parent

Thank you for your interest in Templepatrick Primary School.

The main purpose of this letter is to give you an insight into the school, its organisation, personnel and values.

We, in Templepatrick Primary, are justly proud of our good name, our high academic standards and the excellent discipline within the school. We have high expectations of our children, parents and ourselves.

The school aims to provide a broad and balanced curriculum which is flexible, relevant and meaningful to children at Key Stage 1 and 2, so as to promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, intellectual and physical development of each pupil in an environment that is happy, caring and disciplined. Allied to the development of excellence in the curricular subjects, great emphasis is placed upon developing confidence, self-esteem and consideration for others.

Good communication between parents and the school are to everyone’s benefit. If you are worried do come and see us. If you are particularly pleased about some aspect of work do tell us.

It is appropriate that the closing words of this introduction are taken from a recent Department of Education Report where it was noted,

‘The school is a friendly, welcoming community; in general, the relationships are very good. The staff have worked hard together to create a secure and caring environment for learning; the quality of the children’s work displayed in the classrooms is good.’

Department of Education February 1999

No prospectus can convey the warm, happy atmosphere of Templepatrick Primary. If you wish to visit the school and speak with me you are most welcome to do so at a mutually agreeable date and time.

Yours sincerely

RD Cromie

Principal

ADMISSIONS INFORMATION

Details of the respective functions of the Board of Governors and the Principal in relation to admission to the school.

The Board of Governors formulate, prioritise and review as necessary the Admissions Criteria and delegate the administration of these to the Principal.

Admissions criteria to be used in the event of the school being oversubscribed. The criteria are listed in order of priority.

Children must be of compulsory school age. In the event of Primary One being oversubscribed the following criteria will be applied to select pupils in the order listed.

Children for whom Templepatrick Primary School is the nearest primary school.

Children with a brother/sister (half-brother/half-sister) currently or formerly enrolled in the school.

Children who have attended Templepatrick Nursery Unit.

Children who are the first or only child in the family.

Children who have a parent/guardian permanently employed in the school.


Preference will be given to children living closest to the school measured as the crow flies from the child’s home address to the front door of the school site.

SCHOOL POLICY STATEMENT

At Templepatrick Primary School we endeavour to create a safe, happy and caring environment in which children have the opportunity to achieve their full potential.

 

We provide a broad and balanced curriculum which fulfils the requirements of the Northern Ireland curriculum and promotes the children’s development socially, physically, morally and emotionally as well as academically. We strive to encourage in each child an awareness of, confidence in and respect of themselves and care and consideration for others.

Parents may obtain a copy of the general information about schools in the North-Eastern Education and Library Board’s area from the school or from Board Headquarters, County Hall, 182 Galgorm Road, Ballymena, BT 42 1HN.

 

THE AIMS OF THE SCHOOL ARE:

1. To provide a broad and balanced curriculum as relevant to the Education Reform (N.I.) Order, 1989 that will enable all pupils regardless of age, sex or ability to reach their full potential.

 

2. To encourage each child to become self-disciplined, self-confident and independent within a caring, ordered and safe environment.

 

3. To encourage our children to become responsible and independent.

 

4. To encourage parents to be actively involved in the education of their children.

5. To develop strong, positive links with the local community.

                    6. To foster each child’s intellectual, physical, spiritual, moral, cultural 

                   and  social development.



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