School Aims and Mission Statement at Hoyland Springwood
Our Mission Statement:
* We will make our school a place where children are happy and where they have fun.
* Hoyland Springwood will be a safe, secure school where great teaching inspires children to reach their potential and achieve their ambitions.
* In this place, imagination will be as important as knowledge; children will enjoy an enriching curriculum with learning opportunities they will never forget.
* No child can learn and attain academic excellence unless they love their school; we will do all that is possible to help each of our children to believe, to achieve and to succeed.
School Aims:
Cultural Capital
"Beauty is truth, truth beauty; that is all you know on earth, and all you need to know." (Keats)
Hoyland Springwood School is committed to ensuring that children are given every opportunity to taste the best cultural experiences that we can offer in the hope that by gaining access to the best, children will understand that the most beautiful experiences are accessible and that they are their birth right. We see this as just as important as their understanding of British Values.
With this in mind, we will endeavour to use the curriculum to introduce children to the best that has been thought and said. We have a commitment to sharing classic children's literature and the best of poetry - but the curriculum needs to be supported by an exciting range of school visits, events and enriching opportunities in order to give a more complete range of experiences, which is our aim.
* We will make our school a place where children are happy and where they have fun.
* Hoyland Springwood will be a safe, secure school where great teaching inspires children to reach their potential and achieve their ambitions.
* In this place, imagination will be as important as knowledge; children will enjoy an enriching curriculum with learning opportunities they will never forget.
* No child can learn and attain academic excellence unless they love their school; we will do all that is possible to help each of our children to believe, to achieve and to succeed.
School Aims:
- We will ensure that there is a nurturing environment in school in which all children feel happy, safe and secure.
- We will promote excellent attendance through making school an exciting place for children.
- We will provide a broad, balanced and stimulating curriculum.
- We will offer children a range of extra curricular activities supported by staff as well as outside agencies.
- We will promote self-respect as well as respect for others.
- We will have high expectations of behaviour and consult with children to produce golden rules and guidelines.
- We will enable children to reach their learning potential through encouraging academic excellence whilst at the same time meeting the special educational needs of all children.
- We will encourage children to understand how they can contribute to their own health and we will promote healthy lifestyles in all aspects of school life.
- We will ensure that children have the opportunity to make a positive contribution within the school, local and wider community and that they gain the benefits of a school committed to community cohesion.
- We will ensure that children have a voice in day-to-day issues within the school and that they have their say when important changes are made.
- We will ensure that parents/carers know what their children are engaged in doing at school through regular communication.
- We will consult with parents/carers regularly to ensure that their voices are heard when decisions are made.
- We will ensure that parents/carers know that they are welcome in school and that their views are important.
Cultural Capital
"Beauty is truth, truth beauty; that is all you know on earth, and all you need to know." (Keats)
Hoyland Springwood School is committed to ensuring that children are given every opportunity to taste the best cultural experiences that we can offer in the hope that by gaining access to the best, children will understand that the most beautiful experiences are accessible and that they are their birth right. We see this as just as important as their understanding of British Values.
With this in mind, we will endeavour to use the curriculum to introduce children to the best that has been thought and said. We have a commitment to sharing classic children's literature and the best of poetry - but the curriculum needs to be supported by an exciting range of school visits, events and enriching opportunities in order to give a more complete range of experiences, which is our aim.
