Our Ethos and Values
Motivation
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To provide a secure, caring environment where problems can be shared and successes celebrated, enabling each child to fulfil his/her own potential without fear of failure
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To nurture a positive attitude towards learning and life
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Develop confidence and encourage children to express their feelings
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Provide an environment in which children have the enthusiasm and confidence to accept new experiences and challenges
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Help children develop their powers of expression and a love of acquiring knowledge through play, exploration and investigation
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To create an environment where all staff are valued as individuals and supported in their on-going growth and professional development
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To pass on some of our own individual talents and strengths to the wider school community
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To maintain a well qualified and informed staff fully conversant with all policies, who will work as a team and be sympathetic to each other’s roles and responsibilities
Education
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To ensure that children with Special Needs have full access to the curriculum
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To provide each child with an equal opportunity to achieve individual success
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Provide opportunities which will enable children to achieve the Early Learning Goals in the seven areas of learning and National Curriculum in order to develop knowledge, skills and understanding
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Strive to discover, develop and extend each child’s individual talents and strengths
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To help prepare children, working alongside parents, to adapt to a changing world
Nurturing
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To respect and care for others within the school and the wider community
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Seek to preserve the friendly, child-centred nature of the school
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To respect all members of the school equally regardless of race, gender, disability or belief
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Live in harmony with each other respecting the rules of society
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To maintain a happy, fun-loving environment for the children to learn in
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To provide a broad and balanced curriculum that caters for each child’s spiritual, intellectual, physical and
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moral development supported by a daily act of worship of a broadly Christian nature
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To initiate opportunities for children to experience awe and wonder
The Vision of Stanton St Quintin
For all
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To be happy
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To continuously motivate in all we do
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Opportunities to experiment, play and have real experiences
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Opportunities to develop knowledge skills and understanding needed for life
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The ability to take risks without fear of failure
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Confidence to talk problems through, find their own solutions and take responsibility for their action
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An environment in which they feel loved and are developed as individuals
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The love of a subject in which we have a particular strength or enthusiasm
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Show an empathy for the nature of the child
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Have an enthusiasm, zest for life and enjoyment of what we do
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Be proud of ourselves and enjoy the respect from children, parents and society
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To enjoy the friendship and camaraderie society brings
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The ability to enjoy the pride of being an active stake holder within a community
For children
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Opportunities to be creative in their lives, to find fun in learning and to be self-expressive
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Opportunities to develop self discipline and independence
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To develop to their full potential
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To develop into curious, broad-minded and empathetic children
For adults
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The chance to develop their talents to provide the secure environment for children to identify any weakness and address them
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Continue to learn with the children and to learn through teaching
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Continually monitor and strengthen our professional development to the benefit of ourselves and colleagues
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The support the vision of Stanton St Quintin Primary School