Our School

Here you will find important school documents and policies and information about our school, including the school Prospectus, Ofsted Report and Governors details.

School Uniform - School Colours

The school colours are light blue t-shirt/polo shirt and royal/navy blue sweatshirt/fleece. Clothes with the school logo can be bought using the link below but are not obligatory. Good quality (non logo) blue sweatshirts, polo shirts together with navy fleeces are available for sale from most supermarkets and chain stores. 

Buy Greenside School colours online here

Click here for more information about School Colours

School Dinners

At Greenside we use HCL https://www.hcl.co.uk/ for delivery of our onsite school dinners. Below is a link to our adapted menu for our school

For any allergen information please contact our allergy lead Donna McGrath at donna.mcgrath@greenside.herts.sch.uk

Greenside School Menu

Data Protection at Greenside is within the safeguarding umbrella. At Greenside School we have taken proactive steps to ensure we are compliant with the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) and the recent Data Protection Act 2018.

At Greenside school our Data Protection Officer (DPO) is: Martin Budge
We also have a Data Manager: Steve John (Greenside ICT Technician)

Any Data Protection questions – please email:
DPO@greenside.herts.sch.uk

Below are our Data Protection Policy and GDPR Summary that explain how we manage personal data

Data Protection Policy

GDPR Summary

Privacy Notice for Parents and Carers

CCTV Policy

Data Retention Policy

Data Security Policy

Subject Access Request Policy

The purpose of the local offer is to enable parents and young people to see more clearly what services are available for children with special educational needs and disabilities in their area and how to access them.

The offer will include provision from birth to 25, across education, health and social care and will be developed with children and young people, parents and carers, and local services, including schools, colleges, health and social care agencies

Local authorities are required to publish and keep under review information about services they expect to be available for children and young people with special educational needs aged 0-25

Please see more information on the link attached

You can also find more information about the Local Offer here: https://www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/microsites/local-offer/about-the-local-offer.aspx

The Governing Body is accountable to all stakeholders in the school. The key players are the pupils, the staff, the parents and the local community. There are others to whom the Governing Body is accountable. These include the Local Authority (LA) and the Department for Education (DfE). The governing body is responsible for spending public money and for providing education for the pupils. It must report to those involved on the plans, the progress of the school and any other matters that are important.  Some of the Governing Body's tasks are:

- Set the vision, values and objectives for the school.
- Meet statutory duties.
- Consider, agree and monitor School's annual budget.
- Develop procedures for the recruitment and selection of all school staff.
- Determine the pay policy for the School.
- Directly manage the Headteacher's performance.
- Ensure the delivery of a broad and balanced curriculum in line with the national curriculum, which takes account of individual needs, and report on achievement and attainment to all stakeholders.
- Engage with all stakeholders.
- Celebrate success.

In addition to Full Governing Body meetings, there are two committees that meet termly and their remit is as follows:

- Resources Committee - Finance, Personnel and Premises.
- Curriculum Committee - Curriculum, Assessment and Achievement.

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Click here for Governer Meeting Attendance