Policies
Policies and information
At Combinative Collective, safeguarding, inclusion and learner wellbeing are central to everything we do. Our policies set out how we provide a safe, supportive and inclusive online learning environment, alongside the expectations and responsibilities of learners, families, staff and commissioning partners.
Our key policies
Explore our key policies
- Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy Policy under review
- SEND and Inclusion Policy Policy under review
- Learner Behaviour and Code of Conduct Policy under review
- Attendance, Engagement and Progress Monitoring Policy Policy under review
- Online Safety and Acceptable Use Policy Policy under review
- Complaints Policy and Procedure Policy under review
- Admissions and Enrolment Policy Policy under review
- Anti-Bullying and Harassment Policy Policy under review
- Data Protection and Privacy Policy Policy under review
- Health and Safety Policy Policy under review
- Safer Recruitment Policy Policy under review
- Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy Policy under review
- Careers Education and Progression Policy Policy under review
- Assessment and Examinations Policy Policy under review
- Whistleblowing Policy Policy under review
- Supporting Learners with Medical Needs Policy Policy under review
Concerns and complaints
Raising a concern or making a complaint
Safeguarding concerns
The safety and wellbeing of our learners is our priority. If you have a concern about the safety or welfare of a member of our community, please contact our Designated Safeguarding Lead directly at safeguarding@combinativecollective.com.
All safeguarding concerns will be taken seriously and managed in accordance with our safeguarding procedures. If someone is in immediate danger, please call 999.
Complaints
We are committed to responding to complaints fairly, transparently and promptly.
If you wish to raise a complaint about any aspect of Combinative Collective's provision, please follow the process set out in our Complaints Policy and Procedure, which explains how complaints can be submitted, considered and resolved.