Vision Statement
Sunnybrow Primary School: a place where everyone has the chance to shine.
‘Imagine a place where everyone can learn together in a safe, caring and stimulating environment while growing in self-esteem and confidence.’
We believe that every child should be supported to reach their full potential; to make progress and succeed and this is the driving force behind every policy we write, lesson that we teach and interaction we have with our children. In order to achieve this, we recognise the importance of emotional wellbeing. Research tells us that children with higher levels of emotional and mental health are more engaged in school and have higher levels of academic achievement. We understand that the wellbeing of our children is affected by the wellbeing of the adults they interact with, therefore we believe it is essential that we help protect and promote the emotional health and wellbeing of each and every member of our school community.
Aims
These aims are designed to ensure that the school meets the needs of all, regardless of: gender, gender identity, age, disability, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy, race and nationality, religion or belief and sexual orientation. We strive to include and engage all pupils and to prepare them for full participation in a diverse society.
We aim to:
- create an inclusive community, in which everyone is equally valued, regardless of gender, gender identity, age, disability, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy, race and nationality, religion or belief and sexual orientation.
- strengthen partnerships between pupils, staff, parents, governors and the wider community;
- develop an awareness, tolerance, respect and understanding of other cultures and different ways of life;
- encourage social, moral, spiritual and cultural growth and a developing awareness of mental health and wellbeing, therefore embedding a culture of confidence, self-esteem, respect, resilience, acceptance and responsibility for ourselves and our environment;
- create a shared vision of collective responsibility for mental health, to enrich our own lives and those around us, ensuring that every voice is heard no matter how it is expressed or communicated;
- provide a creative and challenging curriculum which encourages independence and promotes life-long learning and high aspirations;
- raise awareness of personal safety while providing a secure environment with clear and effective procedures ensuring the safety of everyone;
- create a positive, vibrant environment which motivates and inspires;
- promote the importance of a healthy lifestyle;
- equip pupils with the skills and knowledge to function well as citizens of the future;
- recognise and nurture the unique abilities and achievements of each pupil.
Values
The children have produced their own set of school values that they are feel are reflective of the British Values. They are:
- Honesty
- Equality
- Ambition
- Respect
- Trust
