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We'll cultivate a climate of quality, fun, and respect for one another among all members of the school and the community.
Encourage independent, varied, and highly driven students.
Establish a broad and well-balanced curriculum that will serve as the foundation for learning throughout one's life.
Encourage respect for other people's values, beliefs, and cultures while fostering the cultural, moral, and spiritual growth of the students.
All that we do at our school represents British ideals.
We want to support our kids as they navigate life so they can develop into secure, compassionate, democratic, responsible, and tolerant individuals who contribute to both British society and the wider globe.
We promote individuality, creativity, open-mindedness, independence, and respect for oneself and others in our school, our neighbourhood, and the larger community.
Students are urged to uphold the law, and Peel Park Primary School welcomes official visits from the police, fire department, ambulance, and other governmental agencies.
Stereotypes are disproved while vulnerable students are safeguarded.
The school has a strong anti-bullying culture, and any kind of bullying is confronted and dealt with.
In the classroom, students have important roles and obligations, such as Year 6 extra duties, Playground Buddies, Reception Buddies, and School Councillors.
One of the fundamental principles of our institution is respect.
The students are aware of and comprehend that respect for both adults and children is expected.
Students are given assistance in developing an appreciation for both their own and other people's cultures and ways of life.
Staff members and students are urged to confront prejudice or discrimination.
For instance, people of many religions are welcomed to the school to contribute their expertise and advance learning during assemblies and in the classroom.
Students are taught to discuss and accept differences between people, such as differences of faith, race, handicap, gender, or sexuality, as well as differences in family conditions, through the PSHE and RE curricula.
Learning in RE and PSHE has been implemented in order to assist and follow up on assemblies and discussions about prejudices and bullying that is motivated by prejudice.
We provide a culturally rich and diversified curriculum that respects and studies the major world faiths, with emphasis on the global dimension woven throughout many of our curriculum topics.
Children get the opportunity to consider our guiding principles and British values through these curriculum subjects.
As part of our ongoing work on safeguarding and child protection, Peel Park is dedicated to and aware of our obligations towards the government's PREVENT AGENDA.
All staff members have completed "Prevent" training, and they are knowledgeable on how to address any anti-extremism or counter-radicalization issues they may encounter inside or outside of the school.