Get Active @ Grendon Coe Primary School

Our mission is for all students to become autonomous learners, responsible people, and global citizens. This vision is supported by a strong Christian culture. The school created its own set of principles that students are expected to exhibit while they study within the World Class Curriculum and reflect the values in their daily life after consulting with parents, kids, governors, and staff. Children learn about a variety of nations and are exposed to a wide range of religions and cultures through the school's World Class Curriculum. The students' efforts are supported by school principles. The inclusion of prayer and contemplation in the curriculum as a whole encourages students to have a profound spiritual awareness. Through class-based Prayer Space sessions and collective worship for the entire school, the school's ideals are methodically taught. All facets of a student's education are infused with values education within the context of Christian beliefs. According to the school's mission statement, "Collective worship is treasured by the school community and contributes to the school's Christian ethos through biblical education and the commemoration of Christian festivals." According to the school's distinctive worldwide curriculum, which is supported by the Church of England Vision for Education, all students achieve high levels of academic success, personal growth, and welfare. The school gains from its strong ties to St. Mary's Church. As a member of the school's governing body and a regular participant in school activities, Rev. Morna Simpson leads prayer sessions in the school's common areas and unique whole-school church services that are tied to the school's core principles and Christian holidays. Links to St. Mary's Church "substantially contribute to the distinctive Christian character of the school and collective worship enriching the lives of students and their families," according to the school's mission statement.