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The basic British principles of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, and respect for people of all religions and beliefs must be promoted by all schools, according to the DfE, which has lately reaffirmed the necessity of doing so.
British values were defined by the government in the 2011 Prevent Strategy, and these values have been reaffirmed in recent years.
These ideals are regularly reaffirmed at Lent Rise in the manner listed below.
We recognise, appreciate, and celebrate the variety of backgrounds that each student at Lent Rise comes from.
We also value and enjoy being citizens of the United Kingdom.
The kids are urged to participate in a variety of democratic processes in every year group.
The school has been looking into a curriculum called Philosophy for Kids.
Politics and Democracy is the theme of PSHE days.
This is also explored in Year 5 History's study of Ancient Greece.
The teachers at Lent Rise encourage students to behave well in all facets of their lives, which helps them develop a solid grasp of the legal system.
The children learn the value of the rule of law by participating in numerous circle periods where these topics can be covered in greater detail.
Law enforcement personnel from the neighbourhood are also welcomed to speak with the students in the school while keeping a certain amount of respect for their guests.
Children are taught in religious education to critically examine the laws of the land and the laws of their culture, as well as how those laws have changed (e.g. a courtroom scenario).
By participating in discussions, circle time, and Philosophy for Children sessions where their viewpoints can be expressed openly, the kids are taught to take into account their individual liberties.
As students mature in the upper key stage, they are also encouraged to become more independent and to think about their rights in relation to the rights of others in their classes.
Along with teaching the kids about their obligation to one another and the wider world, this is done.
Many facets of Lent Rise centre on combating discrimination.
Through R.E. classes and P.S.H.E. sessions, discussions regarding a range of views and faiths are frequently had with the kids.
Freedom of belief is also discussed as a topic and is embedded in R.E. and P.S.H.E. as well as in topics like science where beliefs and faith may not correspond directly to scientific thought.
The fundamental British values are instilled in students throughout the school through a variety of additional approaches that have been highlighted.