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School Traffic Management Plan School Name: Cauldwell School Manager with responsibility for Traffic Management Plan: Contact Number: 01234 301400 Contact Email: schooloffice@cauldwell.org.uk Issue Date: February 2018 Review Date: February 2019 Judith Apps 1

Introduction This document has been prepared to inform and instruct staff, pupils, parents and others who come onto the site, including visitors (both pedestrians and people in vehicles), about the site rules concerning pedestrian and vehicle separation. Cauldwell School takes the health and safety of all site users very seriously. It is therefore, imperative that individuals take care, exercise caution when in the school grounds or within the vicinity of the school grounds and follow instructions to avoid risk of injury. If there are any concerns about traffic safety, they should be reported to the school reception, reception is then to liaise with the manager that has responsibility for the traffic management. We urge all site users to read this document carefully and act in accordance with the instructions contained therein. The instructions constitute site rules. Where to find this report: http://www.cauldwellschool.com/ This document will be reviewed annually and awareness raised regularly through parental events, assemblies and school meetings, with monitoring forms. For further information, please contact: Judith Apps, Head Teacher schooloffice@cauldwell.org.uk 01234 301400 2

School Layout / Access Pedestrians There is a pavement that leads to the front entrance of the school and continues to another entrance to the school around the side. Once pedestrians have entered the side gate of the school, there are a number of different doors for children to enter through to access school. Each door will be opened by a member of staff each morning at 8:50am. Children will also be released out of these same doors at the end of each day, where pedestrians should use the footpaths. Pupils It is very important that pupils set a good example to others, particularly in the spirit of being a safe school. There are a number of site related areas pupils should be aware of: Pupils should be particularly aware that entry into the school ground via vehicular access point (staff car park entrance) is strictly forbidden. Pupils should enter via foot access gates at the front. Pupils should not climb over gates or fences. When using the footpaths walk. This will avoid accidents and make you more aware of what is happening around you. 3

Staff There is a car park within the school grounds and this is for use by authorised visitors and school staff. Drivers should proceed slowly within the car park at all times. Please bear in mind that some young people and some pupils with additional support needs may have little or no awareness of road safety and you should take account of this. Staff are expected to act responsibly on the site when parking and accessing the school building. It would be helpful if staff could supply the school with your registration number so that you can be contacted if there is a need to do so. Visitors Authorised visitors are welcome to park in the school grounds. The car park is often busy; however visitors should only park in available designated bays. Doing so will allow unrestricted movement of other vehicles during the school day or at peak times. Alternative on street parking is available in Edward Road (ticket machines available), but if you are unfamiliar with the area, please make sure that you do not block residential driveways or park where this could cause an obstruction. Access into the school is only permitted from the main entrance. All visitors must report to reception and sign in before going anywhere in the school. Visitors are required to leave a note of their registration number with staff. On departure, visitors should sign out at reception and leave the building by the main entrance door. If visitors need any advice on access or parking before their visit, please call the school reception on 01234 301400. Servicing / Deliveries Drivers of service vehicles (if they have not been on the site before or obtained instruction in advance) should report to the reception desk in the main building to advise the nature of their visit and get clarification on where they can park. Drivers may be issued with a copy of this plan for reference or simply be advised of the site rules in relation to the area they are parking at the time. Where the contractor is on site to carry out works by prior arrangement, please call the school reception on 01234 301400 in advance to agree the most suitable parking location. Disabled Access Pedestrian access is primarily via the main front entrance where there is a ramp to ease access. Parking We have 2 allocated disabled parking spaces for use by permit holders. If visitors, staff or pupils require information on access or any other considerations, they should contact the school reception in the first instance on 01234 301400. 4

Management Practices Key to the ongoing monitoring of the plan is the role of the Transport Manager. All staff have a responsibility to make sure that they are acting in such a way as to not compromise the health and safety of themselves or others. Monitoring of compliance against this plan The Transport Manager should carry out weekly site inspections to view practices. These inspections will be recorded on the weekly site monitoring form (see appendix A). These records will be retained for 6 months. Where issues arise with vehicular access, contractors, deliveries of staffing, these should be dealt with or escalated by the school Transport Manager. The staffing team will be responsible for addressing the conduct of all pupils where this is not consistent with the requirements of this plan. Non-compliance If there are concerns or incidents that constitute non-compliance these should be recorded on the form by those monitoring the site and appropriate action will be taken. Any incident/non-compliance reported that relate to Local Authority contracted services should be reported to the LA for joint investigation. The LA will then be responsible for undertaking any subsequent contractual action against the Operator. On days where there is no monitoring carried out and there is an instance of noncompliance, these should be escalated immediately to the Senior Management Team or School Transport Manager who will make a record on the form and take appropriate action. 5

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Appendix A Daily Rolling Site Monitoring Form (to be held with Site Manager) Traffic Management Plan (to be signed on a weekly basis in line with weekly monitoring form). Date Area Observations Incidents Signed by 7