Our School Vision

Through our love for God, we know that we are all unique and special. We have love for ourselves and for one another, and under God’s guidance we demonstrate that love is an active behaviour. We create a sense of belonging for everyone in our school community; living well together and celebrating our diversity in a safe and supportive environment. We treat everyone with respect; encouraging kind, loving and inclusive behaviours. We love to learn through a rich and varied curriculum designed to develop enthusiastic and inquisitive learners in a culture in which everyone is encouraged to achieve their highest standards and have the confidence to face challenges.

We have faith in ourselves and one another. We have faith in God or are inspired by faith. We explore the Bible in collective worship and RE lessons and children are invited to consider what they can learn from this and how it may impact their daily lives. We develop an understanding and respect for people of all faiths and none and everyone is encouraged to grow in their faith

We believe that through the love of God we have hope for the collective good of society. We work in partnership with each other, families and the wider community to achieve wellbeing and success for all.  We endeavour to improve the world we live in through our charity work and service to the community. We believe that we can be the agents for change in the hope for a brighter future for ourselves and each other, and we encourage children to become responsible and independent global citizens.  We develop an understanding of the Christian belief that we are part of a bigger existence beyond this world: that eternal life is hope for the future.

Our Spiritual Values

As a Church of England school, our vision in underpinned by our spiritual values; they shape how we learn and treat each other and contribute to how our school vision is lived day-to-day. Our spiritual values also link to our shared British values of tolerance, mutual respect, individual liberty, democracy and the rule of law. The whole school community was involved in selecting our spiritual values. Each year group has their own spiritual value which they learn about and it’s significance within our school vision. They also form part of our collective our worship calendar enabling all children to learn about all of our spiritual values.

Below is further information about each of our spiritual values and Bible stories that you may find supportive in teaching your child about these values.