Welcome To Baysgarth School
Serving the communities of Barton-upon-Humber and the surrounding villages of North Lincolnshire for over 35 years, Baysgarth School has a proud history. A specialist technology college since 2006, it continues to encourage the best from every one of its students.
Announcements & Useful Documents
Student Survey
Hello student,
Please could you take the time to complete a short survey; please answer all questions sensibly.
Thank you
Mrs Henderson
PRIVACY NOTICE for pupils in schools
PRIVACY NOTICE - what the DCSF does with pupils' data
The Department for Children, Schools & Families' Fair Processing Notice, which parents should have received in September, has been replaced by a Privacy Notice. This document gives details as to how personal data about pupils is handled by the school in accordance with the Data Protection Act. Supplementary information is given in the Privacy Notice - what the DCSF does with pupils' and children's data. Both documents are available for download or, alternatively, a hard copy can be requested from the school.
Baysgarth School Behaviour Policy
News
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1st Apr 2010 - Sporting News
A review of the recent sporting achievements.
31st Mar 2010 - Goodbye Mr Mawhinney
Mr Mawhinney leaves us at the end of term.
31st Mar 2010 - Bike Shelter
As part of our work to encourage, wherever possible, pupils to cycle or walk to school in developing a healthy lifestyle, we have just opened a brand new bike shelter.
Upcoming Events
A Word From Our Headteacher
"We are proud of Baysgarth, its pupils and their achievements. Our A level, GCSE and KS3 National Curriculum test results are a credit to the pupils, as well as reflecting the incredible hard work and commitment of the staff in supporting them to achieve the best possible results. Baysgarth is a successful, local community school, continually striving to enable pupils to fulfil their potential. The school is fortunate to have a dedicated, first class staff, making an excellent team.
I look forward to meeting you in the near future."
Colin Saywell
Headteacher
ThinkuKnow
www.thinkuknow.co.uk is a place which anyone can use to report if they feel uncomfortable or worried about someone they are chatting to online, as introduced by Mr Sprakes in the 'Think u Know' assembly. Click on either logo to get directed straight to the website.
