Olivers Battery Afterschool Club

As a primary school, we think that in order for the children to truly comprehend and apply the skills they learn, our vision, ethos, and the British values must be continuously embodied in everyday school activities.
We want every kid to grow up to be a creative, compassionate, and self-assured learner.
The SMSC is essential to learning and school life.
This actively promotes core British values as outlined in the government's prevention policy.
The School Council gives kids a hands-on introduction to democracy.
Themes related to assemblies and curricular components, particularly those involving projects and English, give kids more chances to learn about democracy.
the legal system Our behaviour policies are fair and consistent, and they are carefully tied to the lunchtime and school charters.
Children are taught the value of being honest and taking accountability for their actions.
They develop a distinct understanding of good and wrong in relation to the Olivers Battery School Charter.
Through the curriculum and the development of these ideas through assembly themes.
They are aware of how important it is to be safe and kind.
Daily reminders of this come through lunchtime charters and obligations, which can also be connected to larger society through visits from people in positions of power (police, fire and rescue services).
Personal Liberty Establishing routines for classes and school puts a strong emphasis on individual accountability and decision-making.
Mutual Regard Children pick up manners and respect for others when they see it consistently modelled for them.
While a variety of spiritual events are featured in our assembly programme, PSHE and RE both include themes that explore diversity, similarity, and differences.