North Featherstone Junior and Infant School - Values and Ethos

 

Our Values

At North Featherstone Junior and Infant School, we always put our children first, and value each one individually. Children and the wider school community are always treated with respect and we teach them all to understand and remain true to the schools core values. 

Our Core Values are Respect, Resilience, Aspiration and Success. 

North Featherstone Junior and Infant school is committed to providing a caring, friendly and safe environment where each child and adult respects each other equally eliminating all forms of discrimination. We aim to teach the children the tools to be resilient and to aspire and succeed in all aspects of their education - academically, socially and emotionally.

It is important that we provide all pupils with a safe, secure, exciting and happy environment in order for them to achieve these values.

We aim to be an inclusive school and value the many different life experiences that the children bring to our school and celebrate their diversity. We want to ensure that we can support children through practical steps and plans of action.

British values are integral to our vision - they are promoted in much of what we do, during school assemblies, Religious Education, and Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) sessions. Please visit the Key Information tab - School Policies for a copy of our British Values Statement.

 

Ethos

At our schools we believe that every child deserves the best and we have high expectations of all of our children, staff, parents and the wider community to create the best environment for them to succeed and achieve these values. As a school we have a fantastic approach to learning, and are a friendly and inclusive school, who cares about its children ensuring that they are all nurtured and valued.

We aim to:

  • Provide a stimulating, broad and balanced activity based education for all with high quality teaching and learning.
  • Provide quality experiences, ensuring all children have the opportunity to reach their full potential.
  • Develop enquiring minds, enabling children to acquire the necessary skills, attitudes, concepts and knowledge needed for a rapidly changing world.
  • Provide opportunities for children to use their initiative and become independent learners.
  • Treat children as individuals, offering experiences and provision that is appropriate to their age, needs, ability and stage of development.
  • Create a warm, welcoming and nurturing environment, one built on mutual respect and where children feel happy, valued and safe.
  • Encourage an enjoyment of life-long learning.
  • Develop positive attitudes helping children grow into responsible young people who can make positive contributions to society.