Aims AND Values
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Our School Aims
LEARNING THROUGH ENJOYMENT
- For all children to achieve their maximum potential enabling each child to have a high self-esteem.
- To create a stimulating and safe environment which promotes excellence and enjoyment through learning.
- To provide a balanced, flexible curriculum giving children a secure knowledge of key skills.
- To build on each child’s experience and their knowledge of the world through delivery of the curriculum and to prepare them for citizens of the future.
- To be recognised as a friendly, open learning community where opinions of others are valued and acted upon.
- To encourage our children to become independent thinkers and learners in a rich learning environment and show that achievement and creativity can bring self-improvement.
- To promote good behaviour through a school culture based on respect for individuals and groups in an environment, where people are treated with equality, whether in terms of ability, gender, race, religion or culture.
- To build on the partnership between parents and school, encouraging shared involvement with their child’s education, personal development and acknowledging their crucial role in their child’s development.
- To continue to develop the role of the school within the local and wider community, establishing and maintaining links that are beneficial to all involved.
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Our School Values
We aim to develop and support pupils and each other so everyone is:
- Motivated to do their best and reach their full potential
- Self-aware and confident, appreciating their own strengths and areas of development
- Polite, respectful, sensitive and compassionate to the needs of others
- Enthusiastic and inspired to learn
- Resilient and resourceful, able to persevere when tasks are difficult and are determined to succeed
- Able to assess and take risks, working creatively and divergently to solve problems
- Able to work independently and as part of a team
- Able to appreciate the uniqueness of growing up as part of Green Dragon community as well as seeing themselves as part of a wider local, national and global community
- Socially, emotionally, aesthetically, morally and culturally aware
- Able to celebrate diversity and promote inclusion; understanding that bullying and racism are unacceptable
- Aware of how to keep themselves safe in the real world and via cyber communications
- Able to take the opportunity to act or play musical instruments and perform in front of others
- Environmentally aware and understands the need to make responsible choices
- Aware of the need for a healthy, balanced diet; know where food comes from and have the opportunity to grow, nurture and cook as part of the school curriculum
- Able to take part in enterprise projects and understand finance
- Able to develop leadership skills and have their voice listened to as part of the decision-making processes for the school
- Aware of the need to keep fit and healthy, develop good sportsmanship skills and have the opportunity to take part in competitive sports
- Having talents spotted, supported and being given opportunities to widen their horizons
- Able to support others via charity and fundraising events
- Working in partnership with pupils, parents, staff , governors and the wider community