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VOLUNTEERING

Parent Volunteers

Volunteers are invaluable, assisting the teachers with general duties, helping in classrooms with activities such as reading, art and crafts and cookery, or outside with PE lessons.

 

It is the school policy to require ALL volunteers working in school, and seen by the children as a trusted adult, to obtain Disclosure and Barring Enhanced Clearance (formerly known as CRB clearance), have two references and an interview with the headteacher.

 

Volunteers will be asked to comply with our policies and maintain our safe and secure environment.

 

Please read the volunteer policy below. 

 

Parent Volunteers

Parent volunteers may be able to help on a regular basis and commit to a time slot each week whereas others may offer help when required, such as for an educational visit.

 

If any parent has a skill that they feel could be useful to school, e.g. an artist, musician or author, please let the school office know. All help is readily accepted and is not confined to working with children.

 

Parents will not work in their child's classroom and will be expected to follow school protocol and policies.

 

Parents might also want to consider helping as a member of the PTFA who organise fundraising and social events for families to enjoy. If you wish to come along to a meeting, please contact the school office or email via office@stpaulshoddlesden.blackburn.sch.uk

 

Community Volunteers

We have a number of members of the local community wishing to volunteer at our school. This includes grandparents, work experience students and adults seeking edcuational settings to support their studies. Community volunteers are asked to meet the cost of thier DBS (Disclosure and Barring Certificate - formerly a CRB) which is £40. All applicants are welcome.

 

Volunteer Policy

Volunteer Job Description

Volunteer Application Form

Start children off on the way they should go and even when they are old they will not turn from it.
- Proverbs 22:6

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