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WELCOME TO CHIPPING NORTON SCHOOL
Welcome to Chipping Norton School. For nearly 100 years, Chipping Norton School has been at the heart of its community, providing educational excellence and a place for students to feel they belong so they can thrive and achieve their best. Our aspiration for all our students is that, when they leave, they are ready to take charge of their own lives with a sense of excitement for the future. We want them to be able to make positive and informed choices for themselves and consider the views and needs of others when doing so. To help them achieve this, we have carefully crafted a broad and balanced academic curriculum alongside a bespoke programme of personal development, extra-curricular opportunities, trips and our Extra-time offer. Thank you for taking the time to visit our website, and we hope it gives you an initial sense of all Chipping Norton School has to offer. We look forward to extending you a warm welcome when you come to meet our exceptional students and staff for yourselves.
Mr Bertram Richter, Headteacher Designate
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Keeping everyone safe
NSPCC Helpline
Sexual abuse in any form is unacceptable. Following the concerning reports provided to the Everyone’s Invited website, detailing incidents of sexual assault in schools and colleges, a dedicated help line has been set up to support to those affected.
The dedicated NSPCC Helpline – Report Abuse in Education can be contacted by phone on 0800 136 663, or by emailing: [email protected].
Supplementary statement regarding harassment, violence and behaviours.
Since the tragic death of Sarah Everard and the Everyone’s Invited website, this issue has become the dominant safeguarding issue for schools across the country. Along with all other schools committed to student welfare and safety, we recognise that our students are at risk of being or becoming victims of sexual violence and harassment, and therefore we choose to respond proactively in order to minimise those risks and protect our children from harm.