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Sch o o l G u i d e
2019-2020
SBO Petraschool
43 09 70
KN Eindhoven • T 040-2
Faunuslaan 19 • 5631 hoo l.n l
l • I www.sbopetrasc
E petraschool@skpo.n
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De ve lo pm ent throug hDear parent(s) and/or guardian(s), The following key success factors are instrumental in achieving this:
Please find enclosed our school guide and annual calendar, which briefly describe our objectives and Faith: We have faith in each child’s ability to develop its own talents.
philosophy, and highlight holidays, events and activities in our 2019 - 2020 annual programme. Strength: We are critical of our own approach, work purposefully and look positively at new
developments.
If you require more information about Petraschool than provided here, please contact the school to make Contemporaneity: We constantly update our professional expertise and apply educational innovations.
an appointment for a visit or telephone discussion. You can also visit our website or use our App. We Unity: We act based on a shared vision and are sincerely interested in colleagues, pupils and
wish you and your child a pleasant school year! parents.
Professionalism: We embrace our responsibilities and hold others to account.
Your Petraschool team Creativity: We are flexible and creatively resolve support issues.
Audacity: We have high expectations.
PETRASCHOOL Ambition: We use the Development Perspective to implement an effective pedagogical and
Petraschool is a school for special primary education. ‘Special’ means that we have the resources for didactic action plan.
providing greater support, care and attention for our pupils compared to mainstream primary schools.
This additional support may be required in any of the following areas: During the coming school year, we will continue to fill in the details of our new mission and vision as the
• social and emotional development (the child’s behaviour) basis for the new 2020 - 2025 school plan.
• intellectual development (speed of learning)
• didactic development (the acquisition of learning skills). THE SCHOOL BOARD
SBO Petraschool falls under the authority of Stichting Katholiek en Protestants-Christelijk Onderwijs
We identify what kind of support each individual child requires. Our school aims to meet our pupils’ needs e.o. (SKPO). SKPO has four general primary schools in Son en Breugel, the other schools are located in
for extra support to the greatest possible extent. Eindhoven. The schools in Eindhoven are either part of a SPIL centre or an Integral Child Centre.
Our guiding principle is that education is a specific activity, which must contribute positively to each Our schools collaborate with the child day care provider to stimulate ongoing development of children
child’s upbringing and development. from 0 to 12 years old. Thirty-three SKPO schools focus on mainstream primary education and 2 schools
So our definition of good education is education that contributes to positive development of the pupil’s offer Special Primary Education. SKPO also runs “De Wereldwijzer”, a primary school for newcomers. This
personality. school focuses specifically on children of parents who have only recently moved to the Netherlands and
who do not yet have a good command of the Dutch language.
Petraschool’s Mission and Vision
The SKPO schools are much more than an administrative unit. They form a clearly identifiable group of
Professional schools for primary education that share the same ambition and values. That shared ambition is reflected
Expertise in the objectives for the pupils, staff, partners and organization and gives direction to our actions.
Talent-oriented We feel it important to ensure that our goals and motivation are visible throughout the entire
Result-oriented organisation. Because we share the same basic attitude and approach, we are connected to each other
Ambitious and support each other.
MISSION We make every possible effort to guide the children who attend our schools as optimally as possible
Petraschool offers education for a broad group of pupils who have specific support issues and needs. towards a bright future. Every child has the right to a good education. Sometimes children need that
The pupils are offered self-development opportunities in an innovative and contemporary learning little bit extra. We tailor our education to suit each child every day so that together they can confidently
environment. The ultimate goal is to ensure that they can function autonomously in a constantly take responsibility for a good future. We achieve this through our own highly motivated professionals and
changing society. collaboration with partners. Our approach is always based on our core values: development, individuality,
responsibility and connection. However, the ways in which individual schools achieve this ambition
VISION will differ.
Petraschool’s objective in 2020 is to achieve a 70% success rate in preparing its pupils for preparatory
intermediate vocational education (VMBO). In addition, the school is a wide-ranging expertise centre
for support issues for other schools and partners within the SamenWerkingsVerband Passend Onderwijs
Eindhoven (a partnership of schools and organisations that promote adequate education for special-needs
children in Eindhoven). Petraschool can provide adequate solutions for 90% of pupils’ special support
requirements.
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target ed sup po rtQUALITY ASSURANCE WITHIN SKPO CLASS ROSTER, 2019 - 2020 SCHOOL YEAR
SKPO is an ambitious organisation. We have faith in children and in each other, and our work is shaped This information can be found on the website (www.sbopetraschool.nl) and in the school schedule.
by a shared ambition. We are committed to open dialogue, both internally and externally. This requires
objectives that are widely shared and communicated, a strong base and the courage of our convictions in SCHOOL ORGANISATION
some cases.
For us, a happy child who visibly enjoys learning is proof that our education is of high quality. MANAGEMENT TEAM
Shool Principal:: Rita van Leeuwen (Mon-Tue-Wed-Fri) (r.vanleeuwen@skpo.nl)
SKPO has a professional culture:
In everything we do, we ask ourselves whether those actions contribute to achieving our ambition: INTERNAL SUPPORT COORDINATORS
“Every child has the right to a good education”. For groups B-C-D/E (gr. 4) Sigrid Maier (Tue-Wed-Thu) (s.maier@skpo.nl)
For us, a professional culture means having a clearly defined ambition, being capable of communicating For groups D/E (gr. 5) F-G Lonneke van de Ven (Mon-Tue-Thu) (l.vandeven-kummeling@skpo.nl)
that ambition and making appropriate choices. For groups H-I-J-K Nicole Zewald (Tue-Thu-Fri) (n.zewald@skpo.nl)
As a result, SKPO’s ambition is visible in all layers of the organization.
ONDERWIJZEND PERSONEEL
Each school analyses its educational development every year based on 10 quality indicators. These reflect Group B Saskia Hermans (s.hermans2@skpo.nl
our objectives in terms of our pupils, staff, partners and organisation. Group C Cindy Heffels (Mon + Tue) (c.heffels@skpo.nl)
The indicators give us valuable information that allows us to continuously engage in a dialogue about Cindy Koenraads (Wed through Fri) (c.koenraads@skpo.nl)
high-quality education and the school’s progress down the development path to which it has committed Group D Amber van Nieuwburg (a.vannieuwburg@skpo.nl)
itself. If you would like to read more about this, please refer to our website. Group E Anneriek v.d. Linden (Mon) (a.vanderlinden@skpo.nl)
Simone Janssen (Tue through Fri) (s.janssen@skpo.nl)
THE EDUCATIONAL OFFER Group F Marleen Verhallen (Mon through Wed) (m.verkooijen@skpo.nl)
The educational offer focuses on intellectual and emotional development, acquiring knowledge, Anneriek v.d. Linden (Thu-Fri) (a.vanderlinden@skpo.nl)
developing creativity and acquiring physical, social and cultural skills. Group G Karin Peters (Mon-Wed-Thu-Fri) (k.peters@skpo.nl)
The educational offer is geared to the individual pupil’s development potential and latent talents. Hanke Bertram (Tue) (h.bertram-vansusteren@skpo.nl)
The key goals for primary education are the guidelines for the offer. Group H José Hafkenscheid (Mon-Tue-Wed-Fri) (j.hafkenscheid@skpo.nl)
For the different subjects, we use methods that have been developed for primary education. When Hanke Bertram (Thu) (h.bertram-vansusteren@skpo.nl)
choosing a new method, we apply clear criteria, such as a structured build-up, an uncluttered layout, Group I Kimberly Salman (Mon-Tue-Thu-Fri) (k.salman@skpo.nl)
unambiguous questions, possibilities for differentiation, working formats and the use of ICT. Hanke Bertram (Wed) (h.bertram-vansusteren@skpo.nl)
Our new methods match the school’s key goals and vision. During the day, we focus on talent Group J Lisa Brands (l.brands@skpo.nl)
development in various areas. Group K Sven Klinckenberg (s.klinckenberg@skpo.nl)
WEBSITE & APP TEACHING ASSISTANT
All communication that is important to everyone takes place via our website and the associated school Yesim Sahin (y.sahin@skpo.nl))
app. Information on the latest school-related developments and news items are always available in the Trudie Ruiter (t.ruiter@skpo.nl)
news section. We communicate school-related news via the website and the app.
A newsletter is also published via the website several times a year (generally prior to a holiday). This REMEDIAL TEACHING
newsletter can also be found on the website and in the app. Elly van Staalduinen (Mon through Thu) (e.vanstaalduinen@skpo.nl)
You can also use the app to report your child sick or absent.
QUALIFIED PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER (GYMNASTICS)
Thijs Wesenbeek (ma-di-do-vrij) (t.wesenbeek@skpo.nl)
The School App can be downloaded from App Store or Playstore:
“Basisschool App” and select/search for SBO Petraschool. SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY
The website URL is www.sbopetraschool.nl Saskia Renders (Wed-Thu) (s.renders@skpo.nl)
Monique Teurlings (Mon–Wed–Fri) (info@logopediemonique.nl)
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target ed sup po rtSCHOOL ADMINISTRATION The PC consists of the following persons:
Brigitta Verhoeven (b.verhoeven-wasser@skpo.nl)
She works every day from 8.30am to 1.30pm. representing the parents: Jorn Amesz (father of Tobias and Charlotte Amesz)
Bjorn Fredriks (father of Jaimy Fredriks)
JANITOR Tim Renes (father of Noud Renes)
Bert Nauta (b.nauta@skpo.nl)
representing the staff: Karin Peters (secretary)
SOCIAL WORKER José Hafkenscheid
Els Ramakers (Mon-Tue-Thu) (e.ramakers@skpo.nl) Elly van Staalduinen
Anneriek v.d. Linden
ORTHOPEDAGOGY SPECIALIST
Fleur de Groot (Mon–Tue–Thu) (f.degroot@skpo.nl) representing the board: Rita van Leeuwen, school principal, advisory role.
MEDICAL SUPPORT The dates of the participation council meetings are noted in the calendar. (See PC meeting)
GGD Brabant-Zuidoost
PO Box 8684 / Clausplein 10 The SKPO Foundation also has a Joint Participation Council (the JPC). Each SKPO school has a
5605 KR Eindhoven / 5611 XP Eindhoven representative on this council.
Temporary contact: Jessica Prinsen The JPC discusses policy issues whose impact extends beyond the individual schools.
Telephone: +31 (0)88 0031 129
Email: telefonistes.jgz@ggdbzo.nl PARENT ASSOCIATION
Website www.ggdbzo.nl The parent association (PA) acts to ensure an optimum relationship between school management, the
parents and the board. The association is also responsible for collecting and spending school fund money,
More information about youth healthcare can be found on the last page of this brochure. in consultation with the school.
Only parents are permitted to be members of the parent association! The parent association meets at
SCHOOL BOARD least 7 times per school year.
Address: Executive Board SKPO Vonderweg 12 One team member (Saskia Hermans) attends the parent association meetings. The parent association was
5616 RM Eindhoven www.skpo.nl formed in 2004.
EDUCATION INSPECTORATE A set of regulations have been drawn up for the parent association. These regulations accurately describe
If you have education-related questions, you can contact the Inspectorate on the purpose and tasks for interested parents.
telephone number +31 (0)800 - 8051 (free of charge). In practice, this mainly involves:
Or via the website: www.onderwijsinspectie.nl, or by email: info@owinsp.nl • putting forward views on all kinds of practical school-related matters, especially when parents are
concerned,
PARTICIPATION COUNCIL • helping with indoor and outdoor activities (through active participation),
The school has a Participation Council (PC). • helping to organise and set up parents’ evenings, parties, etc.
This council can influence the decisions made by the school and the board. The PC includes representa- Parent association activities are announced in the newsletter.
tives of the parents and staff.
The council meets about 7 times a year to discuss policy and developments in relation to the school, The dates on which the parent association meets are noted in the calendar. (See PA meetings).
parents or board. The council forms an opinion and advises or communicates a decision to the school, When vacancies arise in the PC and/or PA (because the children of the parents concerned have left the
parents or board. school or because a member is due to step down), action is taken to recruit new members.
In some cases, the PC will solicit advice from the parent association or the school’s management before Information in this respect is provided during the information evening.
coming to a decision.
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target ed sup po rtSCHOOL HOURS Obviously, we will also invite you to visit us if we have a good reason for doing so.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 8.25am to 2.45 pm Wednesday from: 8.25 am to 12.15pm If you would like to discuss something yourself, you can make an appointment with your child’s teacher,
or one of our support staff/mentors who has contact with your child.
BREAKS: We look forward to seeing and talking to you!
10 to 10.15am :B-C-D-E
10.15 to 10.30am :F-G-H-I-J-K PRIVACY LEGISLATION
The General Data Protection Regulation (Algemene Verordening Gegevensbescherming/AVG) came into
Midday to 12.30pm :B-C-D-E force on 25 May 2018. This legislation regulates the protection of personal data more effectively than
12.30pm to 1pm :F-G-H-I-J-K the previous Personal Data Protection Act (Wet Bescherming Persoonsgegevens/WBP). All institutions and
associations must comply with this new legislation, including our school.
APPOINTMENTS Obtaining your permission, as parent(s)/guardian(s), to use specific items of personal data and images of
If you would like to speak to the school principal, you can make an appointment by telephone from your child or children is one of the matters that needs to be addressed.
8.30am to 1.30pm. The number to call is +31 (0)40-243 09 70. The privacy statement of SKPO and SBO Petraschool is available on the website. Each year, we will send
The group teachers maintain contact with parents via the parents’ evening and the informal visiting you a new request asking you to grant us your permission to use specific items of data and/or image
period every week, walk-in evenings, by telephone, via the App and/or by email. In exceptional cases, material.
written correspondence is exchanged. Photos and video recordings for educational purposes:
If you would like to talk to the group teacher about your child at any other time, you can always call the Petraschool is an accredited training school that offers training positions for various educational courses.
school for an appointment, preferably after 2.45pm. Every year, students from these courses complete internships at our school. They may have to take
You can also call in on the teacher personally during the informal visiting period. photographs or produce video recordings for educational purposes. This is only allowed after consultation
If you have any questions for our school social worker, you can call in on Mondays from 2pm onwards with the mentor/internship supervisor. The resulting images may only be used for their assignments.
without making an appointment.
ANNUAL PARENTS’ EVENING
INFORMAL VISITS THE GENERAL PARENT INFORMATION SESSION FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR WILL BE HELD DURING THE
You can call in to talk to your child’s teacher without a prior appointment between 2.45pm and 3.15pm EVENING OF MONDAY 26 AUGUST 2019.
on Mondays. The teacher will tell you more about the approach in the group and the lesson plan for your child’s group.
As a parent, we expect you to attend this information evening.
STAYING ON AT SCHOOL
All the children and teachers stay on at school 4 times a week. They eat together in the classroom (under INFORMATION EVENING FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS/11-to-12-YEAR OLDS:
the supervision of and together with the group teacher). You are required to prepare a packed lunch We prepare the transition to secondary education together with your child and you. All kinds of activities
(sandwiches) for your child to take to school. The school provides fruit for your child every day, at a cost have been set up and planned for this purpose during your child’s last school year.
of €10 per school year. The school is also responsible for providing drinks. We offer water and/or tea. More information will be provided for the parents concerned during the general parents’ evening on
So your child does not have to take fruit and drinks for lunch to school. Monday 26 August 2019.
COMMUNICATION WITH PARENT(S)/GUARDIAN(S) WALK-IN EVENINGS
As a school, we attach great importance to establishing and maintaining contact with you as a parent. There are two walk-in evenings for the whole school.
We are aware that a transfer to Petraschool in the case of most children means that going to school and The children can show the school to anyone they wish on these evenings; parents, grandparents, brothers
particularly learning has been difficult for them in all kinds of areas. Just like you, we want your child to and sisters and other guests. The following dates have been set: Tuesday 19 November 2019 and Monday
thrive and flourish. So collaborating and keeping each other well informed and up-to-date is extremely 8 June 2020 from 6.45 to 7.30pm. You will receive a letter beforehand on each occasion.
important.
We always welcome any information you wish to share if and when specific issues arise in your child’s MEETING WITH PARENTS TO DISCUSS YOUR CHILD’S WELL-BEING AND AGREE THE DPP
home environment. We talk to you about your child’s well-being once a year.
We also like to talk openly with you about your child and the concerns you have, the stories you hear at This is the ZIEN meeting. The meeting lasts 15 minutes and we discuss our view on your child’s
home about activities in the group or your child’s development. development based on one skill and one development theme. This is also an opportunity to agree the
We will invite you to visit us on a number of occasions per year in order to inform you about general Development Potential Plan (DPP). These meetings are scheduled for the week of 28 October.
matters and your child’s social and emotional development (ZIEN interview) and his/her learning
progress: these dates are noted in the calendar.
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Obviously, we also look forward to meeting you at other times, such as the informal visiting period on
Monday afternoon each week.
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At Petraschool, we hold a development potential plan (DPP) meeting twice a year. We expect you to come We adhere to the advice provided each year by the Eindhoven Holiday Roster Committee (Commissie
to the school on those dates so that we can discuss your child’s development with you. You receive the Vakantierooster) when setting the dates for school holidays to ensure that all schools close for holiday at
DPP on the Friday prior to these meetings so that you can make preparations. If you have any questions, the same time.
you can ask them during the meeting.
We plan a 15-minute meeting for each pupil. We feel it important that you visit the school for these mee- STUDY DAYS : Thu 3 October 2019 and Fri 4 October 2019
tings, without your children, in order to discuss the total development of your child with the teacher. CONTINUOUS ROSTER : Friday 11 October 2019, school ends at 1pm in the afternoon
Please note the dates in your diary: AUTUMN HOLIDAY : Mon 14 October to Fri 18 October 2019
the DPP meetings take place in the week of 11 February and 22 June 2020. SAINT NICHOLAS DAY : Fri 6 December 2019
The child report will be discussed with your child the day after the interview and he/she will be given a CONTINUOUS ROSTER : Fri 20 December 2019, school ends at 1pm
copy. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY : Mon 23 December 2019 to Fri 3 January 2020
STUDY DAY : Mon 3 February and Tue 4 February 2020
SCHOOL TRANSPORT CONTINUOUS ROSTER : Fri 21 February 2020, school ends at 1pm
If you live in Eindhoven and the distance from your home to the school exceeds 6 km, you can contact SPRING HOLIDAY : Mon 24 February to Fri 28 February 2020
the school transport unit for information about how your child can travel to and from school: (www. EASTER : Mon 13 April 2020
eindhoven.nl/pupilsvervoer). STUDY DAY : Tue 14 April 2020
If you live outside Eindhoven, you will need to contact the municipality where you live for information CONTINUOUS ROSTER : Fri 24 April 2020, school ends at 1pm
about school transport. MAY HOLIDAY : Mon 27 April to Fri 8 May 2020
The municipality of Eindhoven always asks the school for advice regarding adapted transport (minivan (incl. King’s Day)
service), supervised public transport (city bus) or non-supervised public transport (city bus) or permis- ASCENSION : Thu 21 May and Fri 22 May 2020
sion to cycle to and from school (with/without supervision). WHITSUN : Mon 1 June 2020
The municipality of Son en Breugel requests advice from an external medical advisor (Treve Advies). STUDY DAY : Wednesday 17 June 2020
CONTINUOUS ROSTER : Friday 10 July 2020, school ends at 1pm
YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO ARRANGE TRANSPORT YOURSELF AND IT HAS TO BE REQUESTED AGAIN FOR EACH SUMMER HOLIDAY : Mon 13 July to Fri 21 August 2020
SCHOOL YEAR!
The first school day for the 2020/2021 school year starts at 8.25am on Monday 24 August 2020.
If your child is ill or cannot use the minivan service for any other reason, you must inform the transport
company accordingly yourself. PHYSICAL EDUCATION (GYMNASTICS) AND GYM CLOTHING
All pupils participate in gymnastics classes in our gymnasium twice a week.
For Eindhoven: Gymnastics clothing is mandatory for these classes!
please contact Connexxion, tel.: +31 (0)40-215 50 25. The following clothing is required: training shoes (with a white sole), shorts and a T-shirt, possibly bath
slippers for use in the shower. No jewellery may be worn during the gym class, earrings and/or piercings
For Son and Breugel: must also be removed.
please contact Van Helvoort, tel.: +31 (0)492-36 11 11. If parents wish to object to this, they must do so in writing.
In doing so, they accept responsibility for the consequences of wearing piercings and jewellery during
For Best: sports classes. The pupils always shower afterwards.
please contact Van Driel, tel.: +31 (0)412-67 69 00. The school has purchased linen bags printed with the name of the school and your child’s name that can
be used to carry the gym clothes and towels to school. A free bag is issued to each child.
For Nuenen: If the bag is lost or mislaid, you have to pay €2 to the school for a new one.
please contact Taxibedrijf v.d. Zanden Regie, tel.: +31 (0)492-511517 Please give your child a clearly recognizable towel, preferably the same one each time, to take to school
and a plastic bag for the wet towel so that it can be taken home again in the linen bag.
Do not give your child shampoo, soap or shower gel, however deodorant (roll-on) is permitted.
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target ed sup po rtAfter each class, the gym clothes are taken back home so that they can be washed, but you and your Freerunning Na ied
child must remember to take them to school for the next gym class. When : every Wednesday afternoon immediately after school, 12.30 - 1.30pm u er s
Our school also collaborates closely with ‘Sportformule’. They organise all kinds of activities during and Where : Petraschool’s gymnasium Onze
after school hours. Our gym teacher, Thijs Wesenbeek, coordinates this on behalf of our school. For whom : all the children at Petraschool from the age of 8 schoo
Class teacher: Resa Samangun
KING’S DAY GAMES/SPORTS DAY Cost : €20.00 each month KONI
Our physical education teacher organises the annual King’s Day Games, which coincide with the sports Email : info@dancer-studio.com Onze
day this year. Telephone : +31 (0)6 48 51 49 33 dag.
This event will take place on Friday 24 April 2020. Dit ev
This is a continuous roster day and all the children are free from 1pm onwards! Football Steven Bergwijn football academy Op de
Nearer the time, parents will be asked to help organise the day via the parent association. When : every Monday afternoon immediately after school, 2.45 - 4pm Voor h
Where : Petraschool’s gymnasium
GYM ROSTER, 2019 - 2020 SCHOOL YEAR For whom : all the children at Petraschool from 8 to 12 years old GYMR
Monday : groups B - C - D - E - F - G Trainer : Jerril Purperhart Monda
Tuesday : groups H - I - J - K Cost : TBA Tuesd
Thursday : groups B - C - D - E - F - G Email : sbfuturstars@gmail.com Thursd
Friday : groups H - I - J - K Friday
Breakdance
JEWELLERY AND OTHER VALUABLES When : every Friday afternoon immediately after school, 2.45 - 3.45pm SIERA
Please make sure that your child does not wear valuable jewellery when attending school. This is because Where : Petraschool’s gymnasium Wilt u
the school cannot be held liable if jewellery or valuable items are lost or mislaid. For whom : all the children at Petraschool from the age of 8 Class teacher: Resa Samangun aansp
Jewellery must be removed or taped up during gym classes. Cost : €15.00 each month Tijden
The teacher takes possession of these items and keeps them safe for the children but is not responsible Email : info@dancer-studio.com De lee
for possible damage or loss. Telephone : +31 (0)6 48 51 49 33 besch
Obviously, this also applies to other valuables. Dit ge
Mobile phones must be switched off in the school yard and handed in. They are returned at the end of After-school music lessons Mobie
the day. They are kept in a locked drawer. When : every Monday afternoon after school, 2.45 - 3.45pm terugg
Where : Petraschool’s music room
AFTER-SCHOOL EXERCISE ACTIVITIES For whom : all the children at Petraschool from the age of 8 NASC
At Petraschool, we offer after-school exercise classes for our pupils on most days. These after-school clas- Class teacher : Ruud van der Meulen Op de
ses always take place immediately after school hours in Petraschool’s gymnasium. Cost : €4 per lesson (minimum of 8 pupils) Deze
We feel it important that our pupils can play sports in a safe and familiar environment, under the The school also contributes and pays most of the costs Wij vi
supervision of expert instructors. The summary below details which activities we offer. If you have any Email : ellen.steenbakkers@cke.nl leidin
questions about the classes shown below, please contact the instructor directly. Voor v
After-school visual arts and crafts lessons betref
Multi Action (judo/self-defence/rock&water) When : every Tuesday afternoon after school, 2.45 - 3.45pm
When : Tuesday afternoon immediately after school, 2.45 - 3.45pm Where : Petraschool’s handicraft room Multi
Where : Petraschool’s gymnasium For whom : all the children at Petraschool from 4 to 8 years old Wanne
For whom : all the children at Petraschool Class teacher: Annemarie de Wit Class teacher : Marian Bakens Waar
Cost : €16.50 each month Cost : €4 per lesson (minimum of 8 pupils) Voor w
Email : keda@planet.nl The school also contributes and pays most of the costs De les
Telephone : +31 (0)6 23 19 89 32 Email : ellen.steenbakkers@cke.nl Koste
Email
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target ed sup po rtCLOTHING 3. The healthy short-break snack
Wearing caps in the school is not allowed. Crop tops (a shirt or jersey that exposes the lower part of the We eat a healthy snack during the short break. This snack consists of vegetables, fruit, an extra sandwich
abdomen) are also not permitted. In addition, items of clothing that cover the face may not be worn at and/or nuts. In other words, no biscuits or cake.
our school for the following reasons:
• At our school, communication is an essential element of effective learning. Communication takes place 4. Drinking at school
throughout the day in all kinds of different situations between the pupils themselves, between pupils The children are allowed to drink water in the classroom during the school day. During the long break, we
and teachers and between employees. We feel that clear perception of a pupil’s and/or employee’s provide tea for all our pupils. If your child does not drink water or tea, he or she may bring semi-skim-
facial expression and utterances during communication is key to being able to react appropriately to med milk to school in a sealed drinking cup (not in a Tetra Pak for environmental reasons).
the other person.
• The school (principal) is responsible for the safety of all pupils, employees, parents and external HEAD LICE CHECK
persons in the school building or the school yard. This means that the school must also be able to The first week after each school holiday (lasting one or more weeks), all children are checked for head
establish the identity of all the people who are in the building/school yard. lice. The teaching assistants perform this inspection.
HEALTHY SCHOOL SMOKING POLICY
We work structurally to improve health at our school and were awarded Healthy School accreditation for Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the school grounds or in the building.
nutrition, sports and exercise during the last school year. The Healthy School accreditation scheme recog- We also prefer parents not to smoke in the vicinity of the school yard, so they should avoid smoking at
nises schools that work structurally to improve the health of their pupils and staff. The school applied for the gate or in front of the school on the pavement.
this accreditation to show pupils and their parents the importance it attaches to the health of its pupils
and teachers. Our work to improve health at school pays off in many ways. It contributes to better school DESTRUCTION OF SCHOOL PROPERTY
performance, reduces absenteeism and promotes a healthier lifestyle. All pupils receive new pencils, pens and notebooks and other study materials at the beginning of the
Our approach ensures active and healthy pupils, a safe school environment, a clean and fresh climate and school year. If these items are deliberately destroyed, we make the pupils pay for them, preferably from
we focus strongly on the personal and social development of our pupils. their own savings.
The amounts are reasonable.
Our nutrition policy
1. Healthy treats for birthdays and national holidays SCHOOL DIARY
For inspiration: visit www.voedingscentrum.nl/trakteren. If your child still wants to give his or her In groups H - I - J - K, all children are given a school diary, which is only issued once. This diary has to
classmates something unhealthy as a birthday treat (i.e. a bag of crisps), this is permitted, however the be taken to school every day and we use it for noting grades and homework assignments. This helps the
item must be taken home by the children. This approach ensures that you, as the parent, retain control children get used to some of the challenges they will face in secondary education. We also communicate
of what your child eats during the day. the homework assignments via the Petraschool app. This keeps parents well informed so that they can
support their children.
2. The healthy lunch
Wholemeal bread and brown bread are the healthiest choices. Both have a high fibre content. ARGUING AND FIGHTING IN THE SCHOOL YARD
Fibre improves digestion and helps keep the digestive tract flowing. Wholemeal bread has the highest We apply the following rules in the event of undesirable behaviour and/or serious incidents in the
fibre content. The following are healthy food pyramid choices for the sandwich filling: halvarine or school yard:
margarine from a tub on each sandwich. Savoury low-fat fillings, such as 20+ and 30+ cheese, 20+ or 1. Punishment for the first offence is a written caution and detention during the long break.
30+ cheese spread with reduced salt, fresh goat’s cheese, egg, cottage cheese and a light dairy spread. 2. Punishment for the second offence is a further written caution and detention during two long breaks.
Nut paste and peanut butter with 100% peanuts or nuts, without added salt or sugar. Hummus without 3. Punishment for the third offence takes the form of in-school suspension on the next day. (This means
salt. Fish such as mackerel, herring, salmon, halibut and sardines. Fruit and vegetables, such as tomato, that the pupil has to do his/her schoolwork in a group other than his/her own class the next day).
cucumber, bell pepper, avocado, banana, apple and strawberry. The parent(s)/guardian(s) is/are informed after each offence. After the third offence, a meeting is set
Other sandwich fillings that your child may eat once a day include: vegetarian meat spreads, meat pro- up between the teacher and parent(s)/guardian(s) in order to prevent further repetition. If this does
ducts such as chicken breast, lean Frankfurter sausage or a slice of ham. Salads on bread such as cucum- not have the desired effect, the next offence is again punished by in-school suspension. The school
ber salad and coleslaw. Apple syrup, low-calorie jam and honey, fruit sprinkles, chocolate sprinkles. may decide to resort to out-of-school suspension (working from home for one or more days) or expel
Try to use a product that contains less sugar such as low-calorie jam. the child from school.
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The pupils in groups H and I are given homework every week. This can take the form of learning or If your child is unable to attend school due to illness or for other reasons, you must inform the school
writing assignments. accordingly by telephone, between 8.00 and 8.45am.
The homework is course material that has already been studied in the classroom at school. Pupils are You can use our Petraschool app to report your child sick - please do so before 8.25am.
given the opportunity of reviewing this material again at home. We expect all children to hand in this
homework every week. If they fail to hand in their homework on three occasions, we apply the following Under normal circumstances, parents are not legally permitted to take their children out of school for
rule: ‘You will do your homework at some other time during school hours’. extra free days or a holiday, however there are some exceptions:
1. When a wedding takes place in the family (proof in the form of a card/invitation).
The pupils in groups J and K are given homework twice every week. Homework is assigned on specific 2. When a family member is buried/cremated (proof in the form of a card).
days at the beginning of the school year. After the Christmas holidays, the homework days and the dates 3. If, due to the situation at work, either of the parents can only take leave outside the normal holiday
on which homework has to be handed in vary. This approach prepares the children for the transition to periods (employer’s confirmation required as proof).
secondary education. 4. Doctor’s certificate.
If the pupils do not hand in their homework, we apply the following rules: 5. For both the Sugar Feast and the Feast of Sacrifice: 1 day.
1. You will do your homework at some other time during school hours.
2. You will do and hand in your homework after school. No other reasons for taking extra holiday will be accepted.
Requests for leave lasting more than 10 days must be sent to the municipality’s school attendance de-
SCHOOL CAMP FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS partment well in advance.
Like every school year, we will organise a school camp for our school leavers this year. In addition to the
school leavers in groups J and K, the other pupils in groups J and K will visit for a day to get a taste of All applications for less than 10 days must be submitted in writing to the school principal’s office for as-
the atmosphere at the camp. sessment, at least 3 days before the day on which leave will actually be taken!
Forms to apply for this leave can be obtained from the school administration department, downloaded
Location : Klein Frankrijk (Leenderstrijp) campsite. from the website or completed using the school app.
Date : Thursday 19 & Friday 20 September 2019.
Groups J + K : Thursday 19 September 9am to Friday 20 September 3.30pm. Because the pupils need explanations and instruction, it would be helpful if you ensure that your child
Groups H + I : Thursday 19th September 9am to 4pm (familiarisation). attends school as much as possible.
The day ends at 4pm for groups H and I and they will eat lunch at the location.
Friday 20 September is a normal school day for them. If your child does not report sick on time or is absent for no reason, or you cannot be contacted, we
have a legal duty to register this as unlawful school absenteeism and to inform the school attendance
DISPENSING MEDICATION officer.
We require a signed parental consent form in order to give our pupils medication. This form can A complete version of the guidelines for leave of absence from school (issued by the municipality of
be obtained from the school’s administration department or downloaded from our website (www. Eindhoven’s school attendance department) is available on the website.
sbopetraschool.nl).
SCHOOL TRIP
SOCIAL MEDIA A school trip will take place in June 2020 this school year, however we have not yet set the exact date.
The parents and the school have a joint responsibility regarding how we want children to use social All the pupils at the school will travel to the same location.
media. So please regularly ask your child to show you what it receives and sends via social media. The school pays for the school trip from its own funds.
Always report inappropriate messages to your child’s teacher and discuss them personally with your child.
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Before school: Secondary school 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019
The school yard is supervised from 8.10am. In order to guarantee the children’s safety, you may only Stedelijk College 8 pupils 5 pupils 4 pupils
leave them in the school yard after this time. Praktijkschool 4 pupils 1 pupil 12 pupils
All the children gather in the school yard. The taxis drop the children off at the front entrance Antoon Schellens College 3 pupils 1 pupils 4 pupils
(Faunuslaan) and the children walk in an orderly manner through the hall to the school yard. Rooi Pannen 1 pupil 1 pupil 4 pupils
Some parents bring their children to school themselves. They too can gather in the school yard at the Nuenens College 2 pupils 2 pupils 3 pupils
back of the school (Odysseuslaan). Please park your cars at the side of the school (Orpheuslaan) in order Vakcollege 1 pupil 1 pupil 1 pupil
to minimise inconvenience for neighbourhood residents. Frits Philips College 1 pupil 1 pupil
VSO Koorenaer 1 pupil 1 pupil 1 pupil
After school: VSO MBS 1 pupil 1 pupil 1 pupil
In the afternoon, the children who are to be picked up by taxis (or minibuses) for the trip home leave Elde College 1 pupil 1 pupil
the school through the front entrance on Faunuslaan. The children who come to school by bicycle leave Baanderherencollege 1 pupil
via the back entrance. VSO Berkenschutse 2 pupils
Parents who pick up their own child are expected to meet them at the back of the school, on Helicon 1 pupil 1 pupil
Odysseuslaan. This improves safety on Faunuslaan where the taxis stop. Please park your cars at the side Sondervick college 1 pupil
of the school (Orpheuslaan) in order to minimise inconvenience for the neighbourhood residents.
You can also refer to “Vensters PO” for more information. This utility compares specific data to national
If you have to pick up your child during school hours, please report to the administration department at averages (www.vensterspo.nl).
the front of the school (Faunuslaan). If nobody is present, please speak to one of the other colleagues.
You are requested to wait in the hall while your child is collected from the classroom. NUMBER OF PUPILS PER SCHOOL YEAR: (on 1 October)
Schoolyear 2013/2014 : 156 pupils
The door on Odysseuslaan opens every morning at 8.10 am. Parents who want to come into the building Schoolyear 2014/2015 : 154 pupils
briefly before school starts can enter via the back door without having to ring the bell. Schoolyear 2015/2016 : 165 pupils
Schoolyear 2016/2017 : 163 pupils
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER WHEN THE GROUP TEACHER IS SICK Schoolyear 2017/2018 : 171 pupils
If the group teacher is sick, we will try to arrange a replacement for the class in question as soon as Schoolyear 2018/2019 : 154 pupils
possible.
If we do not succeed in finding one on that day, we will try to resolve the situation internally. Reading Reading Numeracy/
If no replacement is available, we may split the class up. Unfortunately, due to the scarcity of teachers, Schoolyear Spelling %
technique % comprehension % maths %
this is increasingly the case.
2018-2019 123 114 141 115
SCHOOL CONTRIBUTION 2017-2018 161 119 137 125
The School Fund is intended to cover expenditure that is not refunded by the Municipality 2016-2017 136 130 151 120
or the Executive Board/central government such as: Saint Nicholas Day, the Christmas party, games day, 2015-2016 176 112 153 102
excursions, parents’ evenings, decorative items for the school yard, puzzles/games for use in the lunch 2014-2015 155 115 136 108
break (when it rains). 2013-2014 138 125 132 112
Costs: €20 for the whole school year, this parental contribution is voluntary! This money goes directly to 2012-2013 134 116 107 95
the parent association.
You can pay by settling the invoice sent to you (autumn 2016) or in instalments if you have agreed
phased payment with the parent association’s treasurer.
The school’s parent association’s IBAN number is NL56 RABO 0131 85
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target ed sup po rtQUALITY We always try to respond as effectively as possible to the support requirements of our pupils. Sometimes
Our school aims to provide high-quality education. though, we are unable to offer adequate assistance and provide suitable support for a number of reasons.
We evaluate our achievements twice yearly and initiate improvement actions based on these results. We
include these in our annual plan. In these cases, we look for a suitable place at another school that is capable of responding adequately to
Every year, we also send questionnaires to pupils regarding their well-being and social safety. Last school the support needs. In extreme cases, we may expel the pupil.
year, we sent questionnaires on a number of themes to parents, pupils and teachers.
We have included these results and areas requiring improvement in our new school plan for 2019 - 2022. The following are reasons for expulsion:
• Misconduct on the part of the pupil that causes unrest, disturbs orderly procedure or endangers
CITIZENSHIP safety at school.
We attach importance to how we treat each other and address bad behaviour: fairness, dignity, tolerance For example, physical and/or verbal violence in respect of another pupil and/or teachers.
and freedom are the key words here. • Parental misconduct that causes unrest, disturbs orderly procedure or endangers safety at school
• Inability to cope on the part of the school.
APPROPRIATE EDUCATION • A pupil has to repeat the same class twice and there is no other suitable arrangement within
The SKPO Foundation is a member of the Samenwerkingsverband Passend Onderwijs PO Eindhoven (a the school.
partnership of schools and organisations that promote adequate education for special-needs children in • A pupil does not comply with the dress code (see the section on clothing).
Eindhoven). This partnership coordinates collaboration between primary schools, special primary schools • The pupil or parents act contrary to the founding principles of the school.
(SBO) and special-needs schools (SO) in Eindhoven, Best and Son and Breugel.
Under the Appropriate Education Act (Wet op Passend Onderwijs) each school has a duty to put the Our school support profile is available on the school’s website: www.sbopetraschool.nl.
educational needs of each child first and adapt the education it offers to those needs to the greatest
possible extent. Collaboration with other schools or other institutions may support achievement of this INCOME SUPPORT FOR PARENTS
objective and create opportunities. More and more parents are unable to pay the costs of extra activities for their children, e.g. sports, music
or dance lessons, the hobby club, etc. In some cases, they are even unable to pay normal school costs,
Information about Appropriate Education in our region and the affiliated school boards and schools is such as school supplies, school trips and excursions.
available on the partnership’s website: www.po-eindhoven.nl. Stichting Leergeld is a foundation that makes it possible for the children of parents/guardians who are
in a difficult financial situation to take part in activities organised by the school or in sports, exercise,
If a pupil has an educational need that requires a place within special (primary) education, a declaration music, dance, etc.
of admissibility is required (TLV). The primary school, parents and special school send the application for The foundation can also help pay for a bicycle, a computer, or extra school supplies. (The tuition fee does
this TLV declaration to the partnership. The coordinator reviews the application according to the esta- not cover direct educational expenses, such as books, course fees, examination fees, etc.).
blished procedure. If the application criteria are met, the TLV declaration is drawn up and subsequently Stichting Leergeld is staffed by volunteers. They visit families at home to discuss all the possible options
issued. The school of the pupil in question consults the parents before the TLV declaration is issued. If and the applicant’s requirements. Parents/guardians can contact Stichting Leergeld directly, or other
the school and parents decide to apply for a TLV declaration (i.e. refer the child to a special school), a parties can do this for them. During the home visit, the foundation’s representatives also determine
meeting is arranged between the referring school, the parents, the school that will admit the child for eligibility for municipal schemes (see above) and can help with the applications if required. If Stichting
special (primary) education and, if necessary, external experts. The purpose of this discussion is to jointly Leergeld receives applications related to sports or culture, it ensures further handling by the foundations
determine the duration and content of the declaration of admissibility. named below. Stichting Leergeld handles all applications with strict confidentiality.
At the end of the agreed period, further discussion must take place on each occasion to decide what is In many cases, families can apply to the municipality for special assistance, or make use of other support
best for your child: primary education - special primary education - special-needs education. schemes.
Obviously, we want to discuss this with you/manage this process conscientiously.
Parents living in Eindhoven:
Within the legislative framework of Appropriate Education, schools have a duty of care for pupils with Please contact Stichting Leergeld Eindhoven, Zernikstraat 11, 5612 HZ Eindhoven.
extra support needs. This means that the primary school where a child is registered has a duty to find a Tel. no. +31 (0)40-213 11 41 (open on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings from 9am
place with a suitable educational institute if the school itself is unable or insufficiently able to fulfil the to noon). Email: info@leergeldeindhoven.nl
child’s support needs. Information is also available on the website:www.leergeld.nl/eindhoven.
Parents living in Best and Son en Breughel:
Kapelaan J.H. Heerenstraat 31, 5683 ED Best, email: contact.leergeld@gmail.com
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CONFIDENTIAL ADVISER (INTERNAL) AND BULLYING PREVENTION What can the Youth Health team do for you and
Reliable and up-to-date information about growing
COORDINATOR your child? up and parenting is available here: www.informa-
Ms Els Ramakers (the school social worker) is the internal confidential adviser (for the teachers) and the Growing (up) healthily and safely is the normal si- tiediehelpt.nl. This information has been compiled
bullying prevention coordinator for Petraschool +31 (0)6-30186276). tuation for most children. As a parent or guardian, by Stichting Opvoeden.nl in collaboration with
Nicole Zewald is the internal confidential adviser for the pupils. you want the best for your child to ensure that scientists and experts in the field, and vetted by
he or she can grow up in a safe and stimulating parents.
OTHER IMPORTANT ADDRESSES environment. Primary school children develop
Executive Board of SKPO: very quickly. And that sometimes leads to doubts, Vaccinations
Managing Director: Mr Peter Tijs questions or concerns. The Youth Health team can In the year when your child turns 9, he or she
Address for visitors: Vonderweg 12 5616 RM Eindhoven. help with these issues. will be vaccinated against diphtheria, tetanus and
Telephone number: +31 (0)40-2595336 polio (DTP vaccination) and mumps, measles and
Youth Health rubella (BMR vaccination). Vaccination against
External Confidential Adviser SKPO Our school collaborates with the Youth Health cervical cancer (HPV) is offered for girls in the year
Ms Irene Kersten team of the municipal health service (GGD when they turn 13. The GGD sends the invitations
Website: www.irenekersten.nl Brabant-Zuidoost). The team consists of a paedi- and vaccinates the children at a number of central
Email: info@irenekersten.nl atrician, paediatric nurse, assistant and a health locations in the region. More info is available here:
Mobile phone: +31 (0)6-11396901 improvement officer. They work closely with beha- www.bmr-dtpprik.nl, www.hpvprik.nl and
vioural scientists within the GGD. The Youth Health www.rijksvaccinatieprogramma.nl.
WIJ Eindhoven department is an active partner in the school’s
For all support issues of parents living in Eindhoven. There is a contact for each district WIJ team healthcare structure. Always welcome
(10 district teams active in Eindhoven) If you have questions, or would like to make an
+31 (0)40-238 89 98 www.wijeindhoven.nl What can they do for you and your child? appointment for a health check-up or a meeting,
During the school period, you and your child will you can contact the Youth Health team at any
Lumens Group Eindhoven receive an invitation from the Youth Health team. time.
Address: Don Boscostraat 4, 5611 KW Eindhoven. The team members analyse each pupil’s physi- • Go to www.ggdbzo.nl/ouders and click “Ik heb
Telephone: +31 (0)40-2193344 cal, psychological and social development. For een vraag” to ask your question online.
Email: info@lumensgroep.nl example; growth, motor skills, lifestyle, speech • Or you can contact GGD Brabant-Zuidoost by
and language, but also school absenteeism and telephone: +31 (0)88-0031414, 8.30am to 5pm
GGD Eindhoven (Brabant Zuid-Oost) behaviour. from Monday to Friday.
Address: Gebouw de Witte Dame, Clausplein 10, 5611 XP Eindhoven If you have any questions of your own, you can
Telephone: +31 (0)88-0031100 ask them during the examination. The GGD is also active in other areas:
Central email address: info@ggdbzo.nl • The GGD helps schools set up projects on obe-
Talking helps... sity, stimulants, bullying and sexuality.
Stichting MEE My daughter is in group 3, but still wets herself • GGD employees check whether the school is
Address for visitors: Laan van Diepenvoorde 37-43 Waalre sometimes. My 9-year-old son finds it difficult to clean and safe and advise us during these visits.
Telephone number: +31 (0)40-2140404 play with other children. My child is a troubleso- • They organise information meetings and courses
Email address: info@meezuidoostbrabant.nl me eater at mealtimes. Are my child’s tantrums for parents, schools and children.
normal and what is the best way of reacting to • They support schools to prevent and combat
Veilig Thuis Zuidoost-Brabant them? Please contact the Youth Health team head lice.
Sobrietasplein 102, 5701 MJ Helmond for questions of this nature. Talking to a Youth • Every 4 years, the GGD conducts a major survey
Telephone number: +31 (0)800-2000 Health expert often gives you new and of the health of all children from 0 to 11 years
Email: info@veiligthuiszuidoostbrabant.nl helpful information. They listen attentively and old and from 12 to 17 years old. Municipalities,
provide assistance, advice and useful informa- schools and others use the results of these sur-
Address for official complaints tion. If necessary, they refer you to a specialist. veys to shape their policies and activities.
Onderwijsgeschillen PO Box 85191
3508 AD Utrecht
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You can ask the school’s confidential adviser to support you during steps 1 to 4 of the procedure
1 You are a parent and have a complaint. If you are unable to agree a solution with the school, you can submit your
complaint to SKPO’s Executive Board. The Executive Board will hear your case
5 and may decide to support you in further discussion of your complaint with the
school’s management, so that a solution can ultimately be found.
In the first instance, discuss the matter with the group teacher and
2 try to find a solution.
If all the above steps have not solved your problem, you can contact
the independent confidential advisor. She will hear your case and
6 provide guidance in possible official procedures involving the complaints
If you are unable to resolve your complaint after discussion with the group committee.
3 teacher, you can obviously ask the school’s management to intervene on
your behalf.
Is it an individual problem?
If all the above steps have not resulted in a solution to your problem,
7 you can submit an official complaint to the complaints committee.
Yes No
These arrows indicate the desired sequence of actions to be taken if you have a complaint
If the previous meetings did not lead to the desired result, you can choose
about your child’s school.
to submit your complaint to the PC. The members of the PC can support you
4 in your discussions with the school principal, or advise you to submit your
complaint to SKPO’s Executive Board.
We strive to resolve complaints at the lowest possible level. The green lines indicate the
path for finding a solution, with the support of the persons or bodies named in each case.
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