Tracking of Child For effective education and continuity of teaching and learning, tracking of children in the short, medium and long term is an important part of teaching within the school. Below is an outline of the tracking process, strategies and the documentation involved in the tracking of pupils. Procedures at Abuja...
Homework Policy Parents and teachers should be aware that the school day is very long for our children. Many children return home late in the afternoon and are very tired from a strenuous school day. Homework must be a constructive learning experience and should complement the school’s education programme. Aims of the...
STATEMENT OF INTENT The policy of the Proprietress and Board is to maintain safe and healthy working conditions at Abuja Preparatory School for all staff, pupils and visitors. In preparing this policy: The norms and standards of British schools have been taken into account. The allocation of duties for safety matters and the particular arrangements...
Introduction The general principle, on which the School Rules are based, is that pupils should at all times, show respect for other people and the surroundings in which they have to live and work. Each pupil is a small part of a larger community, and the rules are made not for...
Child Protection Policy In its policies, practices and activities, Abuja Preparatory School will adhere to the following principles of best practice in child protection and welfare. The school will recognise that the protection and welfare of children is of paramount importance, regardless of all other considerations. We will: Fully co-operate with the...
Anti Bullying Policy Anti Bullying Policy Introduction: The following is agreed as a definition of bullying: “Deliberately hurtful, aggressive actions (that could be physical or mental) to which a student or group of students is exposed. These actions could be repeated often over a period of time, by one student or a group. It is...
