British Values
British Values
British Values are very important to us here at Ellwood Community Primary School. We are dedicated to promoting them within our school community in order to establish a strong sense of social and moral responsibility.
We see British Values as underpinning what it is to be a citizen in a modern and diverse Britain. We strive to create an environment which is free from discrimination, intolerance and hate. We want to challenge prejudice and stereotyping, whilst strengthening relationships within the community.
We regard people of all faiths, races and cultures with respect and tolerance and understand that while different people may hold different views about what is ‘right’ and ‘wrong’, all people living in England are subject to its law.
Whilst actively promoting these values with our pupils, we also work hard to try to plan and embed them into our curriculum. Through Geography, RE, and wider curriculum study they learn about the lifestyles of those further away to see that people around the world have the same fundamental values and principles that guide their life, but they may express these differently. This helps to ensure our pupils understand the importance of respect, so they are fully prepared to live and work in modern Britain as responsible citizens.
Developing and promoting the Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural development of the pupils is also a very important part of promoting British Values.
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Well done to the Ellwood football team who had a fantastic tournament. They unfortunately lost in the final to a very strong Offa’s Mead team.
Well done to the children for attending the gymnastic competition yesterday and contributing to Ellwood School winning the trophy!
Robyn
Bella
Abbie-Grace
Florence
Tabitha
Isabella
Layla
Mercedez
Maisie
Edith
Ellis (for training)
All children performed exceptionally well. Please see the positions they came below.
LEVEL 1
Year 3
Robyn 3rd
Year 6
Bella Pegler 1st
Abbie-Grace 2nd
LEVEL 2
Year 5 & 6
Florence 1st
Isabella 2nd
Layla 3rd
Mercedez 4th
Tabitha 5th
LEVEL 3
Year 5
Maisie 1st
Year 6 Level
Edith 1st
They all did so well and we are so proud of them!
A massive well done to the cross country team (Jack, Stan, Alfie, Brady, Josh and Macey-Rose)! It was a very tough 2k race however they all showed determination and resilience.
Special mention for Jack (Year 6) and James (Year 4) who both came 7th in their respective races so will advance to the county trials.
Well done to the kurling team who were amazing in their year 3/4 competition at Newent! They won their group and came third overall.
A culture built upon freedom and equality, where everyone is aware of their rights and responsibilities.
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