PE

We want every child to gain a good understanding of health and personal well-being through physical activity.

Stay Safe Feel Well

Student ManagersOur Student Managers – Mrs D Lee (Year 7) Ms Amy Cofield (Year 8), Mrs C Ludlam (Year 9) and Mrs Tracey Miles (Year 10 and 11) – are available throughout the school day to support both students and parents with any issues that may affect their wellbeing, progress and overall enjoyment of school.

Computer Science

Head of Faculty: Mrs G Green Email Contact: ggreen@johnmason.school Computing Curriculum VisionJohn Mason School is a Computing at School Lead School, recognising that we have a broad and balanced curriculum for Computing, and that we support other schools in developing Computing and Computer Science within the Curriculum.

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Ofsted

Our latest Ofsted report is now available to view.

Policies

John Mason School policies are reviewed formally and considered in detail by the two Committees of the Governing Body, before discussion and approval by the full Governing Body.Policies and Procedures Local to John Mason SchoolAttendance Policy 2024-25 Attendance Guide for Parents and Carers 2024-25 Trust Code of Conduct for Parents, Carers, Visitors and Contractors Admissions Policy 2025-26 Behaviour Policy 2024-25 TRUST SEND Policy V9 JMS Safeguarding Policy 24-25 Remote Learning Policy 2022-23 Emergency School Closure Procedure - Review Date December 2024 Accessibility Policy Review Date Jan 2024 Curriculum Policy 2023-24 Anti-Bullying Policy Review Date August 2024 Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) Policy 2024-25 Complaints Procedure Review Date 2025 Equalities Statement and Objectives Statutory Policies John Mason School is part of the Abingdon Learning Trust.

Curriculum

Curriculum Vision Our ambition is that our broad and aspirational curriculum allows every single student at John Mason to succeed academically whilst developing into happy, confident and enquiring young people.

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Pupil Premium

FundingThe Pupil Premium was introduced by the Coalition Government in January 2011 to improve educational outcomes for our most disadvantaged students.