West Hallam Village Pre-School | Ofsted Reports, Reviews (2024)

To ensure that students graduate from school ready for life in contemporary Britain, the Department for Education produced guidelines on promoting British values in schools in November 2014.
The government initially outlined these principles in the Prevent plan in 2011.
To guarantee that our kids graduate from preschool ready for life in contemporary Britain, we actively promote British values in pre-school in accordance with The Department for Education.
Children are taught to accept and tolerate individuals of all faiths, races, and cultures and to realise that while different people may have different moral convictions, everyone who lives in England is bound by the laws of that country.
These ideals are ingrained in every facet of the well-designed, enriching curriculum at West Hallam Village Pre-School, where kids get ongoing support for their Moral, Social, Cultural, and Spiritual development.
An overview of our efforts to give all of our children the chance to acquire the knowledge, values, and perspectives necessary for them to assume a constructive and rewarding role as citizens living in modern-day Britain is provided below.
We urge both adults and kids to collaborate on making group rules.
We encourage kids to explore a variety of possibilities and activities, talk about their preferences, and make their own choices.
We give the kids the chance to connect with the larger community by, for instance, inviting relatives, the local church community, and local businesses to our preschool.
We support youngsters in their pursuit of knowledge about many religions, cultures, traditions, families, communities, and lifestyles.
In addition to allowing the kids to identify similarities and differences between themselves and other kids, we also encourage them to share their experiences with the group.