HOME OUR SCHOOL TEACHING & LEARNING SIXTH FORM CARE & SUPPORT NEWS & EVENTS JOIN UHS CONTACT US STAFF Uxbridge High School More links FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Home»Care & Support»Frequently Asked Questions Safeguarding E-Safety Anti-Bullying Attendance Behaviour for Learning Frequently Asked Questions Catering & Healthy Eating Letters Home - INFORMATION AND TRIPS Locker Key Refund Form Parents' Evening Information Parent Info ParentPay Pupil Premium and Catch up Funding SEN Student Leadership Student Welfare Opening Times and Term Dates Uniform and Equipment Arriving late to school Between 8.40am and 8.50am, your child should go straight to their form room. If they arrive after 8.50am, your child should go to student services and sign in the late book. My child will not be in school today, what should I do? Contact the school by telephone 01895 234060 and press 1 for student absence. Leave a message on this voicemail, which is checked throughout the school day. Alternatively, email attendance@uhs.org.uk, giving your child's name and reason for absence. Dental/medical appointments If at all possible, medical and dental appointments, in particular, should be made during the school holidays or outside school time. However, if your child has a medical appointment during the school day, they should bring a note in to school signed by you, explaining the reason for leaving early. Before leaving school, your child must go to student services, show the note to a member of staff and sign out. I have to collect my child from school in an emergency Go to main reception. A member of staff will collect your child from their lesson. They will need to sign out at student services, before they can leave with you. If I have a query concerning my child, who can help? Form tutors are the first point of contact. If the form tutor is unable to help or if your query is regarding behaviour, contact your child's House Guidance Leader. Attendance concerns should be directed to the School Attendance Support Officer (attendance@uhs.org.uk). Medical issues or concerns should be directed to the School Welfare Officer. Subject specific information or concerns - subject teacher or curriculum leader. Please see our Key Staff for details. My child has lost something, what should they do? Lost property is kept in student services. All property should be marked with your child's name. Mobile phones, along with other articles of value, e.g. jewellery, ipods or any other handheld electrical equipment should not be bought in to school as the school cannot take responsibility for loss or damage to such items. If your child does bring a mobile phone to school, it must be switched off at all times and kept at the bottom of their school bag, until they leave the school site. My child doesn't feel well, what should they do? They should tell their teacher, who may send them to the student services. If necessary, the School Welfare Officer will contact you to advise your child is unwell. I believe my child is entitled to free school meals, how do I apply? Go to our Catering page and complete the online free school meal form, found at the bottom of this page. As this is an online form, you will be immediately advised whether you are entitled or not. I believe I may be entitled to a uniform grant, how do I apply? Go to our Uniform and Equipment page and complete the online uniform assistance form. This will be sent to our finance department, who will make a decision and advise you of the outcome. © Uxbridge High School High Visibility | Sitemap|Login by e4education Cookie Policy This site uses cookies to store information on your computer. Click here for more informationAllow CookiesCookie Settings