| As a child |
As a family you will |
As a school we will |
| Have the right celebrate their learning, heritage, culture and that of their families. |
- Work in partnership with the school, celebrate your child’s learning including every small step.
- Join events and learning opportunities in the school
- Celebrate and respect the achievements, heritage, culture and religions of all members of our school community
- Log into EExAT our online platform to celebrate your child’s learning
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- Work in partnership with you and talk to you about your child’s learning.
- Celebrate the learning of the school’s community through newsletters, our website and on social media.
- Encourage your child to value other people, themselves and respect their rights, heritage, culture and religion.
- Welcome you to be an active member of the school community
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| Have the responsibility to try hard |
- Bring your child to school on time and dressed appropriately.
- Support your child in becoming independent encouraging them to dress and undress themselves for example putting on an apron or coat or learn to use the toilet.
- Support your child in developing the skills that they are learning in school such as sharing toys, reading books and tidying up after themselves.
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- Offer family learning opportunities that support you in being the best parent you can be
- Help you celebrate and enjoy parenthood
- Plan and deliver outstanding learning activities, opportunities and lessons that will develop the cultural capital of all our children.
- Follow the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum and deliver learning for a child growing up in London today
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| Have the responsibility to look after each other and the environment |
- Be respectful to other member of the school community including the staff team
- Share relevant information with your child’s key person to support their well-being and learning.
- Respect the school’s learning environment.
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- Respect and value the rights, heritage, culture and religion of all the families in our school community promoting British values.
- Share information openly about your child’s learning and well-being in school.
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| Have the right to be heard and to take risks |
- Talk to your child’s key person if you are worried or have any concerns
- Not worry if your child become messy getting wet, muddy or paint on their clothes
- Prepare your child for the next stage in their education
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- Listen to any concerns and act upon them swiftly
- Help your child to learn new things, explore new ideas, take risks safely and try new activities. Prepare them for the next stage in their education
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