Great Whelnetham Church of England Primary School

David Cameron emphasised the significance of British Values in education in June 2014.
Key Christian values like respect and responsibility, which are a cornerstone of our school's ethos and behaviour code, guide the way of life in our community at Gt Whelnetham Church of England School.
Collective worship themes are based on Values for Life and are crucial to how we want everyone to live at our school.
Our SIAMS inspection found that this aspect of life at Gt Whelnetham Church of England School is excellent.
Children discover the importance of their behaviour choices when it comes to their own rights and the rights of others.
offering students the chance to experience ethnic variety in our predominantly white British neighbourhood will help them better comprehend their place in a culture that values diversity.
Following collective worship and discussions about prejudices and bullying that is fueled by prejudice, learning in RE and PSHE has been introduced.
The school features photographs of our Kenyan brothers and sisters, and we are honoured to be linked with West Special School Primary School in Kenya.
Links to different educational institutions ensure that students study cultural variety and have the chance to look into issues of opportunity equality and standard of living.
utilising opportunities to study and learn about life and culture in other countries, such as the Olympic principles.
Through courses in religion, physical education, and other subjects, we can learn about and appreciate other cultures by reading fiction in English and while creating art by taking into account different civilizations.