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The HfL summer term online safety newsletters for Parents and Carers edition both feature a range of guidance, news, links and updates about online safety for all phases,.
As the holidays approach Hertfordshire Public Health has provided some useful ideas and projects to support childrens well being over the school holidays.
Wormley Church of England Primary School is a caring church school which sets high store on the value of all participants.
Expectations of care and concern for the well being of all children, staff and families are a central core of our Christian ethos.
Our vision is that, from arrival at Wormley, each child should grow in their awareness of themselves and others, moving forward in their learning journey and maximising their learning potential in school and beyond.
To this end, we provide an ambitious, broad and balanced curriculum that supports children to develop as individuals with the knowledge, skills, behaviours and attitudes necessary to navigate and flourish in our rapidly changing world where high technology must be balanced with respect for humanity and the natural world.
Visitors to Wormley Church of England Primary School comment on the warm, calm and friendly atmosphere within the school.
We believe that children feel happy and secure in this environment and this in turn creates the best possible climate for learning.
But this school is not for children alone so we extend our vision to our stakeholders that they may feel that same sense of warmth, calm and community.
Within a distinctive Christian ethos, we intend to provide a welcoming, safe and stimulating learning environment which offers a rich, relevant and motivating curriculum to develop individuals and inspire life-long learning.
A pupil, who had recently moved from the school to a secondary school stated, The school feels like home, it helps you.
through incidents at home, at school and out of school (SIAMS, 2016).
To continue to ensure that every child enjoys learning and achieves their full potential regardless of gender, age, race, physical or intellectual capacity, economic situation or class, in a happy and secure learning environment.
To promote the health, well-being and confidence of all learners within the school, enabling them to see themselves as valued and valuable members of a wider society.
To provide opportunities for our pupils to become successful independent learners and leaders through a wide variety of physical, intellectual and aesthetic experiences.
To develop the schools role in the local and wider community and each childs understanding of citizenship by continuing our strong links with the church and local primary schools, liaising with nearby larger secondary schools and encouraging links with local industry, residents and organisations.