Llangedwyn School Vision and Aims
Little acorns learning to become mighty oaks.
Mes bach dysgu i fod yn goed derw nerthol.
Llangedwyn Church in Wales Primary School provides a bespoke, quality learning experience where we place the child at the centre of everything we do. All are supported and challenged to maximise their true potential. Quality teaching and learning, together with high expectations and a positive, personalised approach to each child is placed at the heart of this Church School. Through the fostering of each child in a safe, secure, healthy and happy environment we will ensure access to a creative, exciting and varied curriculum that meets the needs of all. Through celebration, dedication, collaboration, diligence and co-operation we will prepare our pupils for the next stage of their learning journey and enable them to become successful life-long learners.
Aims of the School
We aim to:
• foster a caring, stable environment where pupils feel confident, happy and secure to learn successfully
• ensure that all pupils reach their highest possible ability in English, Welsh, maths, science and ICT.
• encourage pupils to express themselves creatively through language, drama, movement, art, music and
dance
• promote clear understanding of faith within the Christian religion and understanding of the key values
and the main beliefs of the church of Wales
• help children understand the world they live in through religious, moral, historical and geographical
studies
• develop the pupils’ understanding of their cultural heritage and celebrate through the teaching of
Welsh as a second language and the development of a curriculum with a focus on Welsh culture
and heritage.
• foster respect and tolerance of all other races, religions and ways of life
• encourage an inquiring mind, with the ability to question, evaluate and argue rationally
• support all children in becoming responsible members of the school, community and society by the
development of the following values:
1) To be polite honest and truthful.
2) To be charitable to others.
3) To be considerate to all living things.
4) To respect others and their property.
A copy of this document can be accessed and saved from our policy page please click the link below.
Little acorns learning to become mighty oaks.
Mes bach dysgu i fod yn goed derw nerthol.
Llangedwyn Church in Wales Primary School provides a bespoke, quality learning experience where we place the child at the centre of everything we do. All are supported and challenged to maximise their true potential. Quality teaching and learning, together with high expectations and a positive, personalised approach to each child is placed at the heart of this Church School. Through the fostering of each child in a safe, secure, healthy and happy environment we will ensure access to a creative, exciting and varied curriculum that meets the needs of all. Through celebration, dedication, collaboration, diligence and co-operation we will prepare our pupils for the next stage of their learning journey and enable them to become successful life-long learners.
Aims of the School
We aim to:
• foster a caring, stable environment where pupils feel confident, happy and secure to learn successfully
• ensure that all pupils reach their highest possible ability in English, Welsh, maths, science and ICT.
• encourage pupils to express themselves creatively through language, drama, movement, art, music and
dance
• promote clear understanding of faith within the Christian religion and understanding of the key values
and the main beliefs of the church of Wales
• help children understand the world they live in through religious, moral, historical and geographical
studies
• develop the pupils’ understanding of their cultural heritage and celebrate through the teaching of
Welsh as a second language and the development of a curriculum with a focus on Welsh culture
and heritage.
• foster respect and tolerance of all other races, religions and ways of life
• encourage an inquiring mind, with the ability to question, evaluate and argue rationally
• support all children in becoming responsible members of the school, community and society by the
development of the following values:
1) To be polite honest and truthful.
2) To be charitable to others.
3) To be considerate to all living things.
4) To respect others and their property.
A copy of this document can be accessed and saved from our policy page please click the link below.