Much Marcle CofE Primary School

We believe it is our duty to get them ready for life in contemporary Britain.
We make sure that the core British Values are taught, discussed, and demonstrated through our values-based philosophy, which permeates the school's culture and work.
Through our School Council, students at Much Marcle have the chance to speak up.
Children who choose to run for office write speeches for the election, which is held during the Autumn term, and then the electorate votes to select the new candidates.
Much Marcle repeatedly emphasises the significance of laws, whether they are those that regulate the nation, the university, or the individual classes.
We are a very active school, and we take use of every sporting opportunity, extracurricular activity, and Forest School to assist teach our students the value of following the law and following the regulations.
Through classes in RE, PSHE, e-safety, and growth mindset, for instance, teachers help students to be aware of, understand, and able to use their legal and constitutional rights.
All of our beliefs are based on respect for one another.
Everyone associated with the school is expected to respect one another.
Staff members and students hold instructors, teaching assistants, and lunchtime supervisors to the same standard of respect.
In worship and reflection, one of our focus Christian Values that is frequently mentioned is respect.
At Much Marcle, we aggressively discourage students, parents, and staff from expressing viewpoints that conflict with traditional British values, even extreme ones.
Lessons offer wonderful chances to deepen and broaden awareness of these British Values, which can be furthered throughout all curriculum areas.
The school does a fantastic job of fostering students' spiritual, moral, social, and cultural growth, and students respond to it very well.