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St Mary's Church of England Primary School

Learn. Grow. Achieve. Flourish.

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St Mary's Church of England Primary School, Yew Tree Road, Slough, England, SL1 2AR

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  • Nursery: 82%
  • Reception: 98%
  • Year 1: 98%
  • Year 2: 95%
  • Year 3: 95%
  • Year 4: 98%
  • Year 5: 97%
  • Year 6: 96%

Vision and Values

Our Visionary Journey

 

Learn. Grow. Achieve. Flourish.

 

Our School Vision

St Mary’s school vision is to embrace a Christian like way of living, learning and teaching.

 

As a Church of England primary school, we value and are ambitious for all children and are committed to providing a positive, happy, safe and stimulating environment for them to enjoy and excel in their learning; grow in confidence, resilience and independence; achieve their full potential and flourish as individuals.

 

Our Christian Values

Autumn: Love, respect and peace

Spring: Wisdom, responsibility and honesty

Summer: Forgiveness, perseverance and resilience

 

 

‘I instruct you in the way of wisdom and lead you along straight paths.’ (Proverbs 4:11)

The Fundamental British Values

The British values were set out by the government in the “Prevent strategy” in 2011. Some of the ways in which this strategy is delivered are outlined below:

 

Democracy

At St Mary's we value pupil voice, listening to what children have to say and make them aware of their rights.  We utilise the school council to represent all children and encourage children into the leadership decision making processes.

 

The Rule of the Law

Children understand there are rules in school and in society.  They helped formulate our behaviour policy 2023 and understand when and why rewards and sanctions are given.  Our 3 behaviour rules are:

BE READY: BE RESPONSIBLE: BE RESPECTFUL.

 Individual Liberty

St Mary's provides opportunities for children to make their own choices as long as they make consideration and respect for the rules and other people.  They can express their views and characteristics in a safe place.  We provide a wealth of services to ensure children’s needs are met and that they are fully supported to be included in school life.  Our inclusion team work professionally to offer a listening ear service, mental wellbeing support and emotional literacy support for pupils.

 

We encourage all our children to become confident, resilient, and independent learners; enabling them to recognise learning as an asset, providing alternative teaching and learning opportunities and access to clubs and build strong community relationships.

 

Mutual Respect

Our visionary journey of Learn. Grow. Achieve. Flourish. is one which considers all to celebrate diversity, religion, culture, nations and education.  Barriers to learning are diminished so pupils make progress and celebrate great moments without fear or judgement. Pupils often work in a collaborative way with other children both in and out of the classroom. 

 

Tolerance of those with different faith, culture, opinions and beliefs

Pupils learn about tolerance and respect knowing we are all different but are treated fairly and respectfully. All pupils are listened to, and their views heard regardless of backgrounds.  Equal opportunity for all and the protected characteristics are important at St Mary's.

 

Extremism

We have a great responsibility to safeguard pupils from extreme views and a duty to prevent pupils from being drawn into terrorism. By promoting our fundamental British values, we will work with families to ensure our children become responsible and fully rounded members of society who treat others with respect and tolerance regardless of background.  If any suspicions arise, then the relevant bodies will be notified, and help will be sought to alleviate extremism and combat further radicalisation.

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