Vision statement
Intent
At St Lawrence Primary School, our curriculum is designed to empower children to thrive in an ever-changing world. We aim to provide rich and memorable learning experiences that foster academic excellence. By modelling thoughtful and considerate interactions and promoting positive behaviour, we teach our students to be respectful and tolerant individuals ready to contribute positively to society.
Implementation
Our curriculum is structured to engage students through high-quality activities that stimulate curiosity and a love for learning. As children encounter new knowledge, they develop skills that build progressively each year, experiencing a breadth of study that enhances their social and cultural understanding. We emphasize three core values: Responsibility, Independence, and Success, which underpin our approach to teaching and learning.
Impact
Through this comprehensive approach, we ensure that every child fulfils their potential and develops the ability to reflect on their strengths and areas for growth. Our students are prepared to add value to their community, embrace diversity, and care for their environment. By providing opportunities for families and carers to be fully involved in school life, we foster positive, trusting relationships that support each child's educational journey.
Underpinning our curriculum, we have 3 core values which describe our children’s learning behaviours:
Responsibility
- we treat others how we would like to be treated
- we tell the truth
- we care about each other’s feelings
Independence
- we are confident to be unique
- we respect each other inside and out
- we are happy for our own and each other’s successes
Success
- we ask questions and figure things out for ourselves
- we listen in a respectful way
- we try our best and learn from our mistakes
Our promise is that every child:
- will fulfil their potential
- will develop the ability to reflect on their strengths and development needs
- will be prepared to add value to their community
- will have the chance to learn in a variety of ways and from a range of interesting people
- will understand the benefit of being outward looking and will embrace diversity
- will be encouraged to care for their environment
- will have the opportunity for their families and carers to be fully involved in their school life
- will make positive, trusting relationships