Child Protection Notice

The school's vision is 'to achieve excellence'

It wants the very best for all to achieve the very highest of standards possible. The school lives up to this aim.

Pupils do very well in tests and assessments in reading, writing and mathematics, regardless of their different starting points or backgrounds

Ofsted says about Aston Tower

Our first priority is your child’s welfare and therefore there may be occasions when our concern about your child means that we have to consult other agencies even before we contact you. The procedures we follow have been laid down by the Birmingham Safeguarding Children Board. If you want to know more about this procedure, please speak to the Headteacher.

When staff become aware of or feel the need to become involved in situations where there is a risk of children being involved in any of the following:

Self-harming
Causing injury to other children, staff, parents and visitors
Causing damage to property

Staff will make dynamic or planned risk assessments to help keep all children safe. The Children Act 1989 makes it clear that in any decision involving a child ‘the paramount consideration must be the child’s welfare’.

Parents