Washwood Heath Childrens Centre

We acknowledge that children and their families have a variety of needs and beliefs based on their social and economic, racial or ethnic, or religious backgrounds.
We are aware that a variety of circumstances can have an impact on children's learning and academic success.
Through our curriculum, we hope to give kids the chance to discuss concepts of diversity and similarity in a nonjudgmental way.
Our nursery school, Washwood Heath, values language and cultural diversity.
The environment offers numerous chances and accommodates diverse linguistic demands.
We also give kids the chance to practise and use their native tongues while they play and study.
Article 19 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
The protection of children from all sorts of violence, abuse, neglect, and ill treatment must be a top priority for governments.
All members of the school's staff, governors, and volunteers are subject to our policies and procedures, and we encourage parents to take responsibility in reporting any injuries or issues that may have arisen at home.
Our Governors, employees, and volunteers will respond appropriately to any complaints or allegations of abuse.
We are dedicated to developing and putting into place policies that ensure the wellbeing, health, and safety of all of our kids and staff.
Children and staff will be protected while at school and during school-related excursions, and the location will be made safe for everyone by implementing safe working practises.
Any issue or worry should be brought up as soon as possible with the teacher or other staff member who oversees the situation you are worried about.
You might wish to schedule a meeting with the head teacher to discuss your issue if it is more serious.
The majority of issues and possible complaints can be resolved most effectively through casual dialogue with the head teacher or other pertinent staff member.