Part of the Family
Part of the Family
We are proud to have an Emotional Literacy Support Assistant (ELSA) who plays a key role in helping our pupils with their social, emotional and academic challenges. Our focus is always on providing a warm and caring environment and working with parents/carers and pupils to create a learning space which is not only supportive but feels engaging and safe for the children.
At Pocklington Junior School we promote a culture of safeguarding where it is everyone’s responsibility to protect our children from harm.
If you need to report a concern
If you have a concern about any of the children in our care, we urge you to contact the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL), no matter how minor you think your concern may be.
Please be assured that any concerns or information given will be treated in the strictest confidence.
We will investigate as necessary with any relevant parties, be this external agencies, staff, parents or other.
Please link to our Safeguarding page for further information
Our house teams are based on Yorkshire sports people, Nicola Adams (boxer), Bethany Mead (footballer), Kevin Sinfield (rugby) and Alistair Brownlee (triathlete). Each of those chosen have demonstrated commitment to their country and to their passions found in sport. They have not been afraid to be individuals and pursue what they believed in. Without exception each chosen sports person has been respectful – not only during their competitive lives but way beyond. Being the best you can be is something held dear to these Yorkshire people – ambitious, ambitious, ambitious!
Through recognising effort we create a positive learning environment for our pupils’ personal growth and development. We help our learners become confident and independent through the respect and relationships we build between school, parents/carers and our wider community.
We offer a host of enrichment opportunities from music lessons, after school clubs and inter-school activities to provide our pupils with key skills, knowledge and character to achieve their dreams and excel individually.
Our clubs change termly and range from choir, multi-sports, dance and more.
Good attendance means being in school at least 97% of the time across one academic year. We are committed to working with parents, carers ...
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