The Riverside Nursery School

The Early Years Foundation Stage already implicitly incorporates the core British principles of democracy, rule of law, individual liberty, respect for one another, and tolerance for people of different religions and views.
How might The Riverside Nursery School promote British values?
By allowing children to express their thoughts on which activity should come next by raising their hands, for instance, we teach children that their opinions matter and promote respect for one another's beliefs.
We assist youngsters in understanding the behaviour of others as well as their own, its effects, and how to discriminate between right and wrong.
By agreeing on the rules for tidying up, for example, and making sure kids understand that the rules apply to everyone, we work with kids to develop the rules and codes of behaviour.
By letting kids take chances on an obstacle course and encouraging them to communicate about their experiences and lessons learned, we provide kids the chance to grow in self-awareness, self-esteem, and confidence in their own skills.
We promote and educate kids on the value of tolerant behaviours including listening to and respecting others' ideas.
By telling tales that reflect and celebrate the range of children's experiences, for instance, we encourage different views and dispel stereotypes.
Early childhood educators have a duty to safeguard kids and advance their welfare.
Having strong safeguarding procedures will help prevent children and teenagers from becoming involved in terrorism.
Ensure that children who access the internet are protected from terrorist and extremist content.