Peg Activites Stratford St Mary Primary School

A school where individuals can set challenging goals for themselves and have the mindset to achieve excellence.
Stratford St Mary Primary School is committed to creating a culture where individuals can set challenging goals for themselves and have the mindset to achieve excellence.
Our highly skilled staff will be motivated to create a stimulating environment in which all our pupils will have a clear idea of their potential and be able to achieve it.
At Stratford St Mary Primary School we move towards our vision, taking full advantage of and continuing to build on the many attributes that we are fortunate to have.
We will continue to invest in the learning environment and teach our children to respect their community and environment and prepare them for todays diverse society.
At Stratford St Mary School, we believe that children who have a positive attitude towards their learning will make good progress and be successful.
Consequently, instilling all our pupils with growth mindsets became a key priority for the school from September 2016.
Since then, we have introduced the theories of Dr Carol Dweck to staff and pupils and have embedded these ideas into everyday life within our school.
We have taught and encouraged everyone to be resilient, confident and independent learners who have high expectations of themselves and others.
We have Growth Mindset displays in each classroom and believe that is is now an integral part of our learning and school life; we believe having a Growth Mindset will not only help the children achieve whilst they are at Stratford St Mary School, but prepare them well for High School and beyond.
A family oriented, caring school providing an excellent and enjoyable education which enables all children to achieve their full potential.
At Stratford St Mary Primary School every individual is valued for who they are and what they contribute to our school.
The whole staff team and all pupils are involved in actively promoting key values.
Develop pupils understanding of what values are and why they are important in life.
Encourage children to demonstrate these values at home and at school.
Offer opportunities for children to take on roles of increasing responsibility as they move through the school.
Enable children to focus on the positive aspects of themselves which they can value.
All children in our school can expect complete equality and acceptance into school life, with no discrimination in relation to ability, race, creed, religion or other distinguishing feature.