Log inRegisterStart your free trial
LeadersSafeguardingCPDGovernorHubKeyGPT
  • Policies
  • Policies

Home visits policy: model and examples

Download and adapt our model policy for home visits. Use it to set clear procedures for staff conducting visits, and find a sample home visit form and risk assessment. Also see examples of policies from other schools.

Last reviewed on 30 July 2024
School types: All•School phases: All•Ref: 49620
Contents
  1. Download our model policy
  2. Find out more about home visits
  3. Examples of policies from other schools
Downloads
Model policy: home visits
docx
Download
The KeyHomeWhy choose us?TrustsPricingStart your free trialJoin The Key
ExploreLeadersSafeguardingCPDGovernorHubKeyGPT
CompanyAboutCareersBlogThe Key Group
ContactGet in touch0800 061 4500Help centre

© The Key | Company: 08268303 | 0800 061 4500 | Terms of UsePrivacyAccessibilityCookies

Download our model policy

Model policy: home visits DOCX, 843.5 KB
Download

This policy is designed for you to adapt to suit your school's context. It has been approved by Forbes Solicitors.

It's not a requirement to have a home visits policy. However, it's helpful to have one to make sure your procedures are clear for staff, and for any parents or carers who have questions about a home visit. 

Find out more about home visits

Understand what best practice looks like when planning a home visit, so you can make sure staff are carrying out visits safely.

Read more about different types of home visit:

  • Safe and well checks
  • EYFS: home visits

Examples of policies from other schools

Primary schools

  • Stoke Park Primary School, City of Bristol (find it under 'Stoke Park Primary School Policies') 
  • St Hugh of Lincoln Catholic Primary School, Surrey

St Peter's School, Cambridgeshire (see 'home visit policy and procedure' on the bottom left-hand

This content is only available to membersUnlock resources, guidance, training and tools for your whole school with a 14 day free trial
Start your free trial
Rate this article
This content is only available to members

Want to continue reading?

Get unlimited access to resources, guidance, training and tools for your whole school
Start your free trial of Whole School membership
No commitment, and no payment details required.