Our Vision & Ethos
Our Trust shares the same co-operative ethos and values which are translated into school life as C.A.R.E.
Confident
Our children will have their self-esteem nurtured to enable them to be happy in themselves and achieve their full potential. We will ensure children are confident in their abilities. We will ensure they are able to recognise the areas in which they are not as strong, and are confident in their strategies for progressing. Our children will be given the opportunity to speak in a variety of contexts and to a variety of audiences.
Able to meet future challenges
Our curriculum, both inside and outside the school day, will give the children the skills they need to take to Secondary school and beyond. We will encourage them to have aspirations and ambitions, to ‘dream big dreams’. Our children will not only learn to ask questions but to research answers, analyse information and question plausibility. We will prepare our children for a world that is changing technologically every day. Our children will understand the value of money, be organised and know how to keep themselves safe and healthy.
Responsible members of the community
Our children will be encouraged to be respectful, polite and tolerant of others regardless of their differences, both within and outside of our school community. Our children will be kind and considerate. They will be able to work in teams and communicate their ideas effectively. They will recognise their place in the variety of communities they are a part of. Older children will be role models for younger children. Their tolerance and consideration will enable them all to make friends happily with all groups and to deal with disagreements in a sensible way. Our children will be proud of their school, their wider community and the part they play within those.
Effective Learners
We will foster in our children their love of learning, promote their independence and encourage them to ask questions. We will challenge children to ‘have a go’ and ensure they are not afraid of trying new things or of making mistakes. We will enable them to recognise the value of listening to other people and celebrate their achievements. Above all, our children will be motivated to try their best.
Our Classes
Wrens
Year 1 / Year 2 class taught by Mrs Amy Negus and Miss Amy Humphreys and supported by Mrs Linda Driver.
View ClassSkylarks
Year 3 / Year 4 class taught by Mrs Kerry Travis and Miss Caroline Jell and supported by Mrs Mandy Goymour.
View ClassChildren's view of the school
During the end of the Summer term our fledgling choir performed to the whole school with a song that they had written – supported by Miss Dunsmore.
We feel that it is a lovely example of C.A.R.E. in action.