As a unique village school, inspired by our Christian love, we strive to nurture our family to ‘grow and shine in God’s glory’.

We will open our hearts to God’s wonderful, diverse creation  cherishing    everyone as a child of God. Through Jesus’ example, we will instil resilience and confidence for tomorrow.

‘In the same way, let your light shine before others that they may see your good deeds and glorify your father in heaven.’

Matthew 5 v16

Our Core Christian Values

Friendship

The opportunity to love and learn about yourself, to mature as a human being, to open up to the full experiences life has to offer. To fulfil a sense of wellbeing and have the ability to break down barriers.

Honesty

One who is honest says only what is the truth and does only what is right, as Jesus taught us to do.

Forgiveness

Forgiveness that is genuine and from the heart, received as well as given, brings a kind of peace that helps you go on with life.

Respect

We accept people for who they are, even when they are different to us or we don't agree with them. Having respect builds feelings of trust, safety and wellbeing.

 Loyalty

The commitment and dedication to each other, allowing respect and trust to flourish.

Love

We love God and each other with trust, acceptance for who they are and support each other.

'PUPILS’ EXCELLENT BEHAVIOUR AND POSITIVE ATTITUDES DEMONSTRATE THEIR UNDERSTANDING AND USE OF THE SCHOOL’S ESTABLISHED CHRISTIAN VALUES.' SIAMS JUNE 2017

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

We aspire to great things, achieve much, love and care for each other and deliver a high quality education in an inclusive and distinctively Christian environment.

OUR MOTTO

Grow and shine in God’s glory.

OUR AIMS

• To create a safe, caring, supportive, stimulating and Christian ethos and environment in which individuals can develop;
• To value each child as an individual;
• To excite and challenge each child to do their very best;
• To encourage a love for and an enjoyment of learning;
• To help children acquire knowledge, skills and understanding relevant to adult life and employment in a changing world;
• To help children develop personal moral values, respect for religious values and an understanding of other races, religions and ways of life;
• To help children understand the world in which they live and their responsibilities within it;
• To develop a sense of awe and wonder;
• To ensure the curriculum offers a breadth of experience and equality of opportunity for all children.

'THE SCHOOL’S HIGHLY INCLUSIVE CHARACTER SECURES POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS, BASED ON CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE, WHICH NURTURE AND SUPPORT PUPILS, ENABLING ALL TO FLOURISH AND ACHIEVE.' SIAMS JUNE 2017