Lammack Primary School
Health and Safety
Lammack is dedicated to promoting Healthy lifestyles by encouraging children to be active participants in many sporting activities. These include football, cricket, athletics, tag rugby, running, swimming, netball, rounders, dance and gymnastics.
Children receive a minimum of 2 hours of sports each week and at Key Stage 2 can access the several after school clubs. We take part in all local sporting tournaments and events. We were proud to win the Under 9’s Cricket trophy this year.
Children and parents receive regular information about Healthy Eating and we received the Healthy Eating Standard (Summer 2005). We are part of the National Fruit Scheme and every Key Stage 1 child recieves one portion of fruit each school day.
We work closely with the school nurse and medical services. Mrs Helen Smith is our school nurse and you can contact her at Montague Health Centre on 268363.
Children are educated to understand the need for personal and collective safety both in and out of school.
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Safety Is Paramount at Lammack
A Charter for Action
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The Care and Control of Children
In exceptional circumstances, where the safety of children or staff is in jeopardy, it may be necessary for staff to physically restrain a child.We sy...
Emotional and Behavioural Support
Troubled children will benefit from structured programmes of support. These will include individual behaviour plans (Special Needs Code of Practice) a...
Bullying – either physical or verbal, is unacceptable in our school. When bullying does occur, all children are encouraged to tell and know that staff...
School rules will be clearly communicated to the children in classrooms, corridors and all working areas. They will apply at all school times includin...
Each child will receive 2 behaviour points each day unless rules are broken. At the end of the week children will receive a stamp in their homework bo...
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