Our Policies

 

 Teaching, Learning and Assessment

  1. Assessment and Feedback Policy
  2. Curriculum Policy
  3. Exams Policy
  4. Teaching & Learning Policy
  5. Literacy Policy

Safeguarding

  1. Missing Student and Student Missing From Education Policy
  2. Preventing Extremism and Radicalisation Policy
  3. Safeguarding Policy

Inclusion, Equalities and SEN

  1. Accessibility Plan
  2. Inclusion Policy
  3. Medical Conditions Policy
  4. Whole School Equality Policy
  5. Public Sector Equality Duty Statement
  6. Children Looked After (CLA) Policy

Complaints

  1. Complaints Policy 
  2. Conduct and Barring Individuals from School Policy

Personal Development, Behaviour and Safety

  1. Anti-Bullying Policy - Students  
  2. Attendance and Punctuality Policy
    a) Attendance - The Government's Position
  3. Behaviour and Suspension Policy
  4. CCTV Policy
  5. Celebrating British Values
  6. Drugs and Alcohol
  7. Home School Agreement
  8. Parent/Carer/Visitor Code of conduct
  9. Relationships, Sex and Health and Education Policy
  10. Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural Education and Development of All Students and Collective Worship Policy
  11. Student Driving Policy
  12. Student ICT and Mobile Device Use
  13. The Use of Reasonable Force, Restriction and Search Policy
  14. Work Placement
  15. Provider Access Policy
  16. Attendance of Students with Additional Health Needs Policy
  17. Travel Plan                                                         

Financial and Premises Policies

  1. 16-19 Bursary Fund Policy
  2. Anti-Fraud & Corruption Policy
  3. Charging and Remissions Policy
  4. Data Protection Policy
  5. Protection of Biometric Information Policy
  6. Freedom of Information, Environmental Information Regulations and Publication Scheme Policy
  7. Trustees Allowances Policy
  8. Trustee Code of Conduct
  9. Health and Safety Policy
  10. Lettings Policy
  11. Premises Policy
  12. Student Privacy Notice
  13. Staff Privacy Notice
  14. Refund Policy
  15. Risk Management Policy
  16. Smoke-Free Policy
  17. Whistleblowing Policy
  18. Sports Academy Policy
  19. Scheme of Delegation

 

Our Values

Catering1Our vision is to provide a curriculum which enables all learners to achieve their maximum potential and is relevant to life in modern society. It provides depth, breadth, challenge, enjoyment and progression at all levels; it promotes choice and allows specialisation; it enables learners to work towards fulfilling their aspirations.

‘Cox Green is a community school proud of both its students and staff. Our values are at the core of all we do. Our ambition is that every member has the opportunity to realise their aspirations in an environment where they feel supported and safe. Students’ progress from Cox Green as well-rounded citizens with the life skills required to be successful for their next steps.’

At Cox Green School our mission statement is to have the highest aspiration for our school and every member of our community, where all feel respected and able to develop to their potential. 

Our values are driven by our mission statement and values and underpins all at Cox Green School. Our values are;

  • Be Respectful – Respect for ourselves and those around us.
  • Be Kind – Supporting one another and being considerate of others.
  • Be Determined – Showing a willingness to improve and better ourselves. 

These key values allow our culture of success to operate embedding opportunities for all at Cox Green School:

  • We are committed to achieving our vision by establishing a culture of success, focusing on the following priorities:
  • Developing our students to be strong citizens of our school and community.
  • Establishing a culture where our students aspire to the very best they can be.
  • Embedding a curriculumthat is broad, enriched, exciting and ambitious for all our students allowing all students the opportunity to follow their chosen study pathway.
  • Enabling all students access to a positive teaching and learning environment meeting the needs of all our students.

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I would like to extend a very warm welcome to the Cox Green School website.

It gives me great pleasure to introduce myself as the new Headteacher of Cox Green School from 1st January 2022. I have been part of the Senior Leadership Team at Cox Green School since 2018 and I am delighted to have been appointed to lead the school forward, working in partnership with parents and carers.

As Headteacher, I will make it my duty to support our students and provide them with opportunities so that they can achieve the highest academic standards and develop their unique talents to the full. It is my belief that our students should be kind, respectful and aim for excellence in all that they do. This for me, characterises the “Cox Green Way”. The education we provide will be in line with these values and will develop your child’s knowledge, understanding and skill set so that they can become highly qualified, responsible citizens, able to participate fully in all parts of the community.

My passion has always been to enable every student to fulfil their ambition and find a pathway that motivates and challenges them. We will set high standards in every area of school life so all students have the opportunity to shine and enjoy their time with us. My goal is for Cox Green School to be a community which supports every pupil in ways that are suitable and individual to them; a school where the pupils’ and staff, learning and wellbeing are at the heart of all we do. I am truly excited by what the future holds for the students of Cox Green School and for what we can achieve.

I look forward to working with you.

Danny Edwards
Headteacher

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Why Work Here?

If you are looking for a career with varied opportunities, the chance to make a difference, and where staff are valued, supported and fulfilled then Cox Green School is the school for you!

We are a well-established co-educational Academy school, situated in the heart of the community of Cox Green, Maidenhead.

Maidenhead is in the heart of the commuter belt and benefits from excellent road and rail links.  The town itself is undergoing regeneration, and the opening of Crossrail only adds to its appeal.  We also boast some of the most beautiful countryside in Berkshire with the River Thames running directly through the town.

We are committed to the personal and professional growth of all of our staff. We offer professional development programmes and other opportunities to help all staff reach their full potential. You will have access to an onsite gym, free membership to a confidential support and advice service for personal, legal, financial or family issues, and the opportunity to join an excellent pension scheme.

Teaching staff each receive a laptop and scheduled PPA periods on timetables which are not used for cover purposes.

Most importantly, you will experience the unique rewards of giving back to the community through the work you do, knowing that you are making a real difference to the lives of young people.

Please do contact us if you would like to discuss any of the opportunities listed.

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Teacher Training

 

Teacher Training

 

 

Teach Maidenhead (University of Reading ITE Hub) is the foremost teacher training provider west of London. For the academic year 2023-2024 we are offering unsalaried secondary School Direct places. We are partnered with an outstanding accredited provider, The University of Reading who is highly regarded and established provider of high quality training and research, ranked 9th in the UK for Education (The Guardian University League Table 2024).  Successful trainees gain PGCE, QTS and 60 Master's level credits. There are six schools in the Teach Maidenhead partnership: Furze Platt Senior School (Lead School) Cox Green School, Altwood Church of England School, Desborough College, Holyport College and Newlands Girls' School. 

Teacher training courses for 2024-25 are now open. Browse available courses and further information here.

 

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