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Our Vision and Values

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Our Vision

 

 “High Expectations Achieve Success . ”

"Nobis Crendentes Impetrabimus "

Our Mission Statement

 

At Yenton, we encourage and empower our pupils to become lifelong learners and confident citizens. We believe that ‘High Expectations Achieve Success’ and are committed to providing this for our pupils. This collective responsibility is embraced through our relentless focus on improvement and providing a high-quality education for all.

 

Our Values

RESPECT

We expect pupils to demonstrate respect by ...

  • being polite to each other and showing  good manners  
  • accepting that some pupils may need more support 
  • following instructions given by adults the first time, every time 
  • going out of our way to be kind and show compassion to one another 
  • respecting other pupil’s rights to privacy and space 
  • taking care of our belongings and the school environment

RESILIENCE

We expect pupils to demonstrate resilience by ...

  • take responsibility for our own actions/ admit when we have made a mistake and learn from it
  • considering the impact of our actions on others 
  • report any concerns or anything that upsets us to an adult  
  • keep going even when things get tough 
  • not being afraid to ask for help
  • believing we can do it

READINESS

We expect pupils to demonstrate readiness by ...

  • listening and focusing your attention/SLANT
  • having all your equipment ready
  • following instructions and responding
  • being supportive and ready to collaborate
  • having a positive attitude
  • being ready to learn

 

British values 

Democracy, Rule of Law, Individual Liberty, Mutual Respect and Tolerance.

These values are discussed with all pupils weekly in our assemblies, which focus on a value and recognise pupils' achievements of these values as pert of everyday school life.

Culture & Expectations

We have extremely high expectations for our our pupils in all areas of their school life. We are working towards, a new Culture and Expectations policy that explains our approach to supporting pupils to implement and embed our key value of Respect and the British Values.

 

We believe that class, learning and school routines are developed to promote and raise the profile of our expectations. We have procedures that support teachers to ensure all pupils are clear about our expectations. The teaching and reinforcement of the various routines and expectations occur daily through general classroom practice and by staff including leaders when pupils are walking around school; achievements are celebrated in assembly weekly.

 

We are very Proud to have calm spaces available in KS1 & KS2 to give our pupils opportunities to have time out to reflect in a calm and inviting environment.

 

Our pupils' well-being is of high importance. We have eight members of staff that are trained Designated Safeguarding Leads, which means we have a high level of effective support for our pupils, which is further complemented by our enrichment activities.

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    • Trustees' Information and Duties
    • Prospectus
    • Vacancies
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    • SEND
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