Alderman Pounder Infant and Nursery School | Ofsted Ratings, Reviews, Exam Results & Admission 2026

To ensure that students graduate from school ready for life in contemporary Britain, we aggressively promote British values in schools in accordance with The Department for Education.
Students are urged to treat people of various faiths, races, and cultures with respect and tolerance, and to recognise that while individuals may have varying opinions about what is good and wrong, everyone who resides in England is bound by the laws of that country.
Promote the basic British principles of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, and respect for people of all religions and beliefs, according to the Department for Education.
At Alderman Pounder Infant and Nursery School, we make sure that we encourage tolerance and respect for all cultures, faiths, and lifestyles through our school vision, values, regulations, curriculum, and instruction.
We owe it to our kids to protect them and to prepare them for life in contemporary Britain.
The school holds regular assemblies that preserve the traditional ideals of empathy, respect, and tolerance in general.
Student voice is an essential component of our philosophy, and we are happy to use our Childrens Government to make sure that ALL children's opinions are heard.
Everywhere in the school, as well as when dealing with behaviour and during school assemblies, the value of laws—whether they govern the class, the school, or the nation—is continually emphasised.
Students are instructed on the importance of laws, their justifications, how they regulate and safeguard us, the duties associated with this, and the repercussions of breaking the law.
With the knowledge that they are in a secure and encouraging atmosphere at school, students are actively encouraged to make decisions.
We educate young students and set limits for them to make decisions securely as a school by offering a secure setting and powerful instruction.
Students are encouraged to be aware of, comprehend, and exercise their rights and liberties, and are given guidance on how to do so safely, for instance through our E-Safety and PSHE lectures.
Respect is one of our school values and is a vital component of our school's ethos and behaviour policy.
The guidelines for the school and the classroom, as well as our behaviour policy, emphasise these concepts.