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Welcome from Headteacher Mr Andy Harris
Welcome from Headteacher Mr Andy Harris
We are delighted that you are about to join us at Croxley Danes School.
Starting a different secondary school as an in-year transition can be both exciting and daunting. It is a fantastic opportunity for a whole new start, no matter what the circumstances of your in-year transition. This includes making new friendship groups, the chance to study a wide range of subjects and the opportunity to take part in numerous extra-curricular opportunities, both here and abroad.
The first few weeks will undoubtedly be a little daunting, but the Form Tutors and existing students are here to help guide you through the transition process. Always ask if there are aspects you are unsure of and let us know if there are things you need help with.
This information webpage has been prepared to help provide you with some of the information you will need to ensure a smooth transition. We encourage your son or daughter to arrive with a ‘can do’ attitude and to grasp the huge range of opportunities that we offer, both within and outside the classroom, so they can play a full and active role in this outstanding community.
We have high expectations of the students both academically and in terms of their behaviour. Of equal importance to us is that they are happy, healthy and enjoying school so that they have every chance to succeed.
We are looking forward to getting to know you so much better and working in close partnership with your family over your time at Croxley Danes.
In Year Starter information
In Year Starter information
Address, telephone number, email and school background information
Equipment for the first day of school and other equipment needs
Uniform policy, suppliers and full uniform lists
Key dates, times of the school day and the school calendar
Lost property, lockers and miscellaneous
Overview of the Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 curriculum
More about the Learning Resource Centre (LRC)
The Croxley Danes School Code
Details of school, student and parent/carer responsibilities
Our school ICT policies
Parent Portal - How to enter important information
The school works with parents to ensure safeguarding is a priority
Details of our SEND provision
When students are unwell or need medication
Registration, late arrivals, and absences
Students can learn, work and socialise without the fear of bullying
Find out more about the consents required
Details of how progress is shared with parents
The team who support the students
Free school meals, music tuition and Pupil Premium
Sustainable travel, buses, parking and cycles.
Communication, lockers, school trips, lost property and personal property.
Biometric payment system, ParentPay and free school meals.
How to order a stationery pack containing most of the items required on the essential equipment list
Find out more about our PTSA (Parent Teacher Student Association)
Find out how we support our students with their wellbeing and mental health
Details of how this is taught as part of the national curriculum
Further Information on the consents we require all parents/carers to complete
Find out more about what we offer
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