Promoting the Fundamental British Values
We promote the fundamental British values throughout our curriculum and in particular our teaching of Collective Worship, Religious Education and Personal, Social, Health Education and Citizenship programmes.
Democracy:
- Voting for School Council and Eco Council
- School Council used to make decisions in school
- Application for young ambassador roles
- Pupil questionnaires
Rule of Law:
- School Code of Conduct
- Behaviour and Relationship policy
- Anti-Bullying Policy – STOP
- Online safety agreement
- RSE curriculum
Mutual Respect:
- Assemblies
- Celebration assembly and Hogwart’s
- Code of Conduct
- School Values
- Behaviour and Relationship policy
- Oracy framework
- Sporting events
Tolerance
- Assemblies – protected characteristics
- RE sessions – teaching of difference faiths and cultures
- Visits and visitors
- Books in the curriculum
Individual Liberty
- Choices made in a safe environment
- Child led learning
- Homework projects
- RSE education designed for children to make choices
- Online safety
- Pupil voice – selection of Ambassador roles and pupil surveys
- Extra-curricular activities
British Traditions and Heritage
- Fundraising for charities
- Attend local community events
- celebrate key events e.g. Royal family and Remembrance
- Development of Black British History curriculum
- The geography and history of Kew, Southport, Liverpool and London is in our curriculum
