
Christian values are the ways Jesus taught people to treat each other. The Bible says we should ‘do all things with love’. We believe that when we act with these special values, we are showing God’s love.
"Doing all things with love" is our overarching value. We particularly focus on the following Christian values as examples of how we can show love in action. Each value is illustrated by one of Jesus' parables: small stories with a big meaning.
Our values are explored each week in our worship and celebrated through certificates for ‘Amazing Attitudes’ on Fridays.
Key Parable: The Good Samaritan (Luke 10: 25-37)
We can show love in action by: sharing toys with a friend who doesn’t have any.
The children said: “You can show kindness by playing with someone who is on the buddy bench.”

Key Parable: The Prodigal Son (Luke 15: 11-32)
We can show love in action by: saying “It’s okay” when someone bumps into you by accident.
The children said: “When someone does a four-part apology you say “yes” and you stop being mad.”

Key Parable: The Bags of Gold (Matthew 25: 14-30)
We can show love in action by:
The children said:

Key Parable: The Lost Sheep (Matthew 18: 12-14)
We can show love in action by: Keeping on trying with a tricky job.
The children said:

Key Parable: The Unjust Judge (Luke 18: 1-8)
We can show love in action by: Treating everyone fairly and helping make things that aren't fair get better.
The children said:

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is important to our school. We are a Silver ‘Rights Respecting’ School. Informing the choices we make and threaded throughout our curriculum, we teach children about the rights which they and children across the world should expect to have and raise awareness and challenge situations where this does not yet happen.
29:Aims of education
Children’s education should help them fully develop their personalities, talents and abilities. It should teach them to understand their own rights, and to respect other people’s rights, cultures and differences. It should help them to live peacefully and protect the environment.
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