
Our Culture and Strategy


Our Vision and Culture
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Ambition. The meaningful curriculum pathways are designed to widen perspectives and challenge and support every learner to achieve highly. Expectations for behaviour are high. We want all pupils to make good or better progress.
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Curiosity. Our curriculum is designed to support children to understand their heritage and the world they live in, in order to inform the future. We aim to develop in our children the joy of discovery, a sense of wonder, and the power of their imagination.
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Inclusion. We genuinely care and prioritise wellbeing. We strive to support children to develop a strong sense of identity and build self-esteem. We want our children to learn in a safe, calm and supportive environment.
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Opportunity. We invest in memorable experiences that inspire children, build knowledge and character.
We want our children to:
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Thrive. We want them to feel that school is a secure base where they belong. We want them to connect with each other, the adults and their learning.
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Be respectful, resilient and responsible. Pupils are engaged in learning, they are encouraged to see challenge as opportunity and can make links to deepen knowledge and understanding.
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Become active citizens. We strive to develop chidlren who are passionate about making a positive change in the world
For us it’s about togetherness. It’s about inspiring a community to achieve success.
#Together, we can.
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The strategy. We will do this by . . .
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being child centred. Every child matters to us. We are passionate about holistic development.
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ensuring school is a secure base, a place where everyone belongs. Children feel safe and know we are a ‘listening’ school.
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striving for all our pupils to make good or better progress. No pupil to be left behind. We want to reverse the trend of lower end of year Y6 outcomes.
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offering three curriculum pathways with well matched provision for everyone. The curriculum is meaningful and enriched by memorable learning experiences. The pathways ensure that children are prepared for their next stage of life.
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all teachers delivering good lessons which motivate and inspire children to learn
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relentlessly promoting our Living Values, Respect, Responsibility and Resilience so that our children make good decisions about their learning, relationships and all interactions.
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ensuring that all pupils are engaged in learning and show resilience when faced with challenges. They can adapt to new learning and make links across learning which helps to deepen their knowledge and understanding
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having high expectations for behaviour. Having a clarity about how we conduct respectful and trusting relationships. Ensuring this is consistently embedded in routines and directly taught through our behaviour curriculum to ensure a calm and safe environment
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continuing to improve pupils' attendance
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having a strong vision and clear strategic direction. Leaders are relentless in their pursuit to improve the quality of education, nurture and experience for the children in the Central community
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developing staff through well chosen, specific training which supports school and personal development.