EduCativPosted March 29, 2021SharePosted March 29, 2021 We hope you find the information interesting and useful. We are a happy, caring school where everyone is valued and treated with respect. Primary school is among the most important and enjoyable experiences of a child’s formative years. In their seven years with us, our pupils learn not only key educational skills but also develop themselves socially, morally, and culturally. Our school prides itself in its positive, inclusive ethos which celebrates our children’s achievements not only academically but in a wider sense. A strong home-school partnership will ensure that your child will make good progress and we are always willing to answer any queries or address concerns you may have. In return, we would ask you to support your child by becoming actively involved in their education. School Aims: To maximize the attainment of our pupils, particularly in Literacy and Numeracy. To provide high-quality learning opportunities which enable each of our children to become successful learners, confident individuals, responsible citizens, and effective contributors. To foster an ethos of achievement, inclusion, and equality in which all members of the school community are happy, secure, and valued. To work in positive partnership with pupils, parents, and the wider community. Shared Values Wellbeing: we aim to be safe, secure, happy, and healthy Equality: we believe everyone deserves the same opportunities Community: we work together in our class, school, and our community Achievement: we always do our best and are proud of what we can do Respect: we respect ourselves, others, and our environment Each other: we treat others with kindness and consideration These core values were drawn up in full consultation with staff, pupils, and parents and reflect the principles which underpin our actions and practice at Carmunnock. At Carmunnock we follow the Curriculum For Excellence. This offers a broad and general education for all children in primary, which too aims to develop the following four capacities in our children: Successful Learners Confident Individuals Effective Contributors Responsible Citizens The Curriculum is comprised of Languages, Maths, Health and Wellbeing, Social Subjects, Sciences, Technologies, Expressive Arts, and Religious and Moral Education. Often several of these curricular areas are combined in the study of a topic or project. There are continuity and progression and all pupils are allowed to develop at their own pace. Suitable programs of work are produced to meet the age, ability, and aptitude of the individual pupil. Children are actively encouraged to become involved in their learning. An awareness of the responsibilities of living in a multi-cultural society is stressed at all times. There are opportunities for all children in the school, irrespective of gender, race, or religion to participate fully in all aspects of the school’s activities.View full schoolQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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