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Data Protection Policy
Taqwa Institute processes personal data about the children, families and staff associated with its programmes.
Policies
Taqwa Institute Policies
Access the current policy library for Taqwa Institute, including admissions, attendance, behaviour, health and safety, online safety, complaints, equal opportunities and related safeguarding procedures.
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Online Safety (E-Safety) Policy
Taqwa Institute is committed to keeping all children aged 4–16 safe online.
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Health & Safety Policy
Taqwa Institute is committed to ensuring the health, safety and welfare of all children (aged 4–16), staff, volunteers and visitors at its premises and during all off-site activities.
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Anti-Bullying & Anti-Racism Policy
Taqwa Institute is committed to providing a safe, disciplined and nurturing environment where every child is treated with dignity, honour and fairness.
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Attendance & Punctuality Policy
Taqwa Institute is a voluntary supplementary school providing Islamic education to children aged 4–16.
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Behaviour & Rewards Policy
At Taqwa Institute, behaviour is understood as a core outcome of education.
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Complaints Policy
Taqwa Institute welcomes feedback and is committed to resolving concerns quickly and fairly.
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Equal Opportunities Policy
Taqwa Institute is committed to equal opportunities for all.
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Photography & Video Policy
Photographs and video images of children are personal data under UK GDPR.
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Administration of Medicines Policy
The administration of medicines to children remains primarily a parental responsibility.
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Fire Safety Policy
This policy sets out Taqwa Institute's fire safety arrangements to protect pupils (aged 4–16), staff, volunteers and visitors, and to comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
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Sibling Collection & Roadside Handover Policy
Taqwa Institute is committed to safeguarding children during collection at the end of sessions.
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Admissions Policy 2026–2027
Taqwa Institute is a registered charity (No: 1131176) and voluntary Islamic supplementary school serving children aged 4–16 in Oldham and Greater Manchester.
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Allegations of Abuse Policy
This policy sets out how Taqwa Institute responds to allegations of abuse and concerns about the conduct of adults working with or on behalf of the organisation.