Report a Concern
The Windsor Boys’ School has developed an online reporting system for learners and parents to report concerns or incidents.
A school needs to know as soon as possible if there is a cause for concern or dissatisfaction. We recognise that a concern or difficulty which is not resolved quickly and fairly can soon become a cause of resentment, which can be damaging to the relationship between the school and the parent and learner, and can also have a detrimental effect upon the school’s ethos and culture. Parents and learners should never feel – or be made to feel – that raising a concern will adversely affect the learner’s future at the school, or place the learner at a disadvantage in any way.
The Windsor Boys’ School expects that the vast majority of concerns, where a parent or learner seeks intervention, reconsideration, or reassurance, can be resolved by way of a telephone discussion or informal meeting, recognising this as the most successful way of improving procedures and relations with parents.
We would therefore encourage you to direct your concern to the relevant person in school in the first instance for a resolution.
If you feel that a concern has not been resolved or that you are unable to speak to school staff about the issue please complete this ‘Report a Concern’ form.
The online reporting system also allows learners and young people the opportunity to report concerns or incidents without the need to speak directly to a member of staff. You can use the system to report any of the following in or out of school:
- Bullying
- Hate Crime
- Sexual abuse and harassment.
- Racism
- Homophobic abuse
- Health Concerns
- Community issues
- Concerns about the welfare of another Learner
The reporting of an issue or concern can be anonymous, however, to enable us to best support you and resolve the issue it is best to leave your details.
The Windsor Boys' School Report a Concern System
Please provide details of your concern (including the names of all persons involved and dates of incidents referred to. Please outline what actions, if any, you have already taken to try and resolve this concern. Please include details of who you spoke to and steps taken by the school. What do you feel might resolve the problem at this stage? Please provide details of which Windsor Learning Partnership School the learner attends, whether you are the parent or learner and the learner's Year Group/Tutor Group.