Responsibility
Accepting responsibility for our actions and the effect they have on ourselves and others.
Accepting responsibility to use our talents to their full.
Learning to accept responsibility for stewardship of the world.
Acceptance
Accepting the differences of others.
Showing empathy and compassion for others.
Forgiveness
Learning to understand that forgiveness needs to be given and accepted and that this can be challenging.
Understanding that forgiveness can help to repair damage or hurt made.
Understanding that we all make mistakes and that we can learn from them.
Justice
Understanding that fairness is important for all.
Fairness and justice can mean supporting some more than others.
Understanding that we all have a role to play in creating a fair world.
Puddletown First School’s Commitments
At Puddletown Church of England First School we are committed to;
- providing a safe, caring, Christian environment where everyone is valued and respected
- inspiring children to view learning as a positive experience in which they are able to identify personal development and progress and are equipped for their continuous learning journey
- helping the children recognise and appreciate their individual talents
- developing children with high expectations who are resourceful, resilient and persevering learners who embrace challenge
- encouraging positive relationships between children, staff, parents and the wider community through respect and empathy
- recognising our Christian foundations and heritage in our service to the children, parents and community
- providing a broad curriculum which provides all children with an inspirational foundation for learning that recognises and celebrates the diversity and qualities of the individual
- providing a fully inclusive environment regardless of race, gender or religion that promotes tolerance and respect for all
- providing opportunity for children to explore issues of spirituality and the meaning and significance of faith
- continually striving for the best for and from our children and itself, recognising that this is a process of ongoing improvement