Acceptable Usage Policy
To ensure that pupils will benefit from learning opportunities offered by the school’s Internet resources in a safe and effective manner.
Child Safeguarding Statement Kilmaley NS
Kilmaley N.S. has agreed the Child Safeguarding Statement set out in this document.
KNS Child safeguarding Review Statement
BoM's review of the Child Safeguarding Statement
Code of Discipline
It is the policy to create a positive school ethos where learning and development can take place.
Data Protection Policy 2019
This policy applies to the personal data held by the school.
Healthy Eating Policy
This was devised by the staff and Board of Management of Kilmaley National School.
Homework Policy
The staff came together to review this policy in conjunction with the Board of Management.
Medicine Policy
To minimise health risks to children and staff on the school premises.
Parents Complaints Procedure
The aim is to foster fruitful and trusting relationships between school and parents.
Anti-bullying Policy
This policy fully complies with the requirements of the Anti-bullying Procedures for Primary Schools.
R.S.E. Policy - Kilmaley N.S.
RSE is an integral part of Social, Personal and Health Education.
KNS Anti- bullying Policy Review Notification
BoM's review of the Anti Bullying Policy
KNS Admission Policy
Characteristic spirit and general objectives of the school
KNS CCTV policy
Closed Circuit Television Systems (CCTVS) are installed in Kilmaley National School.
KNS Procedures and Rules
General School Information/Procedures/Rules
KNS Risk Assessment
Child Safeguarding Risk Assessment (of any potential harm)
KNS Stay Safe Policy
Kilmaley N.S. Teaches the Stay Safe Programme, a teaching package designed for use in Irish primary schools.
Acceptable Usage PolicyTo ensure that pupils will benefit from learning opportunities offered by the school’s Internet resources in a safe and effective manner.
Help My Kid LearnThis website is packed full of ideas to help your child learn every day!
Stay SafeThe CAPP programme (Stay Safe) is a primary school based approach to the prevention of child abuse
