Mission Statement
MISSION STATEMENT
Our school, based on a Christian foundation, has a mission to encourage every child, regardless of gender, race, or creed, to progress academically, intellectually, morally, spiritually and socially to their individual potential. Our partnership extends beyond the children to include parents/carers, the Church and the community.
WE AIM TO :-
- make learning an effective and enjoyable experience
- encourage each child's independence yet promote their respect for, and co-operation with, others
- develop an awareness of the Christian faith and to promote tolerance and respect for other religions and cultures
- develop self-respect and confidence in all children and help them to take pride in their achievements and those of others
- show concern and care for others so that the children can eventually take their place in the community as responsible, caring adults
- promote an understanding of the environment preparing children for life in a rapidly changing world
- deliver a broad and balanced curriculum, taught by a professionally motivated staff, ensuring that each child has access to the National Curriculum, Religious Education and worship
- match the learning experiences and use of available resources to the ability of each individual child
- ensure that children are given opportunities to develop appropriate problem-solving skills and the ability to reason
Our school, based on a Christian foundation, has a mission to encourage every child, regardless of gender, race, or creed, to progress academically, intellectually, morally, spiritually and socially to their individual potential. Our partnership extends beyond the children to include parents/carers, the Church and the community.
WE AIM TO :-
- make learning an effective and enjoyable experience
- encourage each child's independence yet promote their respect for, and co-operation with, others
- develop an awareness of the Christian faith and to promote tolerance and respect for other religions and cultures
- develop self-respect and confidence in all children and help them to take pride in their achievements and those of others
- show concern and care for others so that the children can eventually take their place in the community as responsible, caring adults
- promote an understanding of the environment preparing children for life in a rapidly changing world
- deliver a broad and balanced curriculum, taught by a professionally motivated staff, ensuring that each child has access to the National Curriculum, Religious Education and worship
- match the learning experiences and use of available resources to the ability of each individual child
- ensure that children are given opportunities to develop appropriate problem-solving skills and the ability to reason