Waverley Junior Academy

At Waverley, we recognise that everyone has a responsibility to actively advance the core British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, respect for one another, and tolerance of people of all religions and ideologies. impart a thorough general knowledge of governmental institutions and services to students and encourage respect for them. Teach students about the democratic process and how it allows them to participate in decision-making. Waverley Junior Academy continually emphasises the value of laws, whether they be those that regulate the class, the school, or the nation. School regulations are taught to students beginning at a young age. Encourage students to respect the law and the principles that underlie it. Students at Waverley Junior Academy are actively encouraged to make decisions since they know they are in a secure and encouraging atmosphere. Students have the opportunity to make decisions on their learning challenges, how they record their work, participation in one of our many extracurricular clubs or programmes, or even their lunchtime menu. Encourage students to know their rights and to accept responsibility for their actions. Children come to understand how their actions affect both their own rights and those of others. Everyone in the school community is respectful of one another. At Waverley Junior Academy, we lay a lot of emphasis on teaching kids about diversity. To improve instruction in classes and throughout the school, people of all faiths are urged to share their knowledge. Children go to religious sites that are significant to various faiths. At Waverley Junior Academy, we aggressively disapprove of any viewpoints, including radical ones, that are expressed by students, staff, or parents. Encourage students to develop an appreciation for both their own and other people's cultures and ways of life.