Worlingworth Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School

As a Church of England school, we impart these values to our students, and our culture is based on Christian principles. We cherish each individual and promote tolerance. Children receive praise for their hard work, generosity, and thoughtfulness. The National Society of Anglican and Methodist Schools routinely inspects our school, and we collaborate closely with the Diocese of St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich. To read the most recent report, click here. Mutual respect and tolerance for people of other cultures and faiths. Teachers speak to students about controlling their behaviour and the value of adhering to school regulations during key stage assemblies. In an environment of high expectations and encouragement, they are also encouraged to believe in themselves and achieve success through hard effort. At Worlingworth, our students benefit from a broad and balanced curriculum that includes learning units that are grounded in British culture and values. Respect and tolerance are ingrained in every aspect of school life at Worlingworth. This fosters an environment where students feel comfortable and secure and encourages the realisation of potential. The school is driven in large part by student voice, and several levels of school regulations are considered as the bedrock upon which this might be accomplished. Our PSHE and RE curricula promote respect for everyone and an appreciation of their unique ideas and values.