St Pauls Church of England Academy

As a church school, our foundation is built on the love of Jesus Christ, which we want everyone who enters to see.
We hope that it will serve as a solid foundation for not just the religious components of the curriculum day but also for the entire existence of the school.
All our endeavours and goals are guided by Christian beliefs.
Our goal is to help the students at St. Paul's grow intellectually, physically, socially, and spiritually so they can appreciate themselves, one another, and the entirety of God's creation.
Every child should have the chance to reach his or her full potential, and we always work to improve performance and deliver the best possible education within the framework of Christian doctrine and practise.
At St. Paul's, we strive to offer a comprehensive and imaginative curriculum with the highest standards for our students to achieve high standards in all subject areas and fundamental skills while also fostering their interests and abilities in the broader curriculum.
Our school strives to offer a secure, joyful, and loving setting where everyone is respected.
By rewarding appropriate behaviour, we hope to promote good manners and accountability while fostering a positive attitude toward learning.
To give every child in our care the greatest education possible, where each child's potential can grow via a difficult but fun, skill-based curriculum.
to foster a culture of high expectations where work is rewarded and success is celebrated in order to increase children's self-esteem.
To cultivate in our kids the abilities they will need to join the global community with consideration and competence, while embracing and relishing the chances to forge connections and forge alliances with people from other cultures.
The Christian values of St. Paul's are used to promote British values.
Ensuring that our children gain knowledge of and respect for public institutions and services, such as showing them how to participate in democratic decision-making through class voting, assemblies, and other events during local and general election seasons.
teaching young children that a legal system protects people, for instance
Through our Christian ethos, our approach to treating people, our investment in meeting the needs of all children, our commitment to equality of opportunity, and our understanding of the needs of all children, we encourage and support students in developing their self-knowledge, self-esteem, and self-confidence.
Linking rights and responsibilities and having a fair and consistent behaviour policy encourage students to take responsibility for their behaviour as well as recognising their rights.