EduCativPosted April 5, 2021SharePosted April 5, 2021Freezywater St. George's Primary School is a one-form entry Church of England school located in North East Enfield. We are privileged to have children from a range of linguistic and cultural backgrounds.We are very proud of our school, both children and staff, who try their hardest to promote a happy, caring, and Christian learning environment. We strive to ensure all pupils achieve their full potential and everyone feels they belong and can flourish within the school community.The School aims to provide a secure, caring, and friendly Christian environment in which all pupils are encouraged to work towards excellence and to develop self-confidence and discipline in whatever they do. We aim to support and nurture our children’s religious faith, through our words and actions every day.We are fully committed to a Rights Respecting School ethos and are creating the conditions for rights-respecting culture. This is to build on our values-driven ethos to enrich and broaden the curriculum.Our curriculum is constantly being monitored and designed to reflect the needs of the children, not only in terms of knowledge and skills but in attitudes both local and global, and to the learning of skills essential for life. We promote a Value of the month across the school and in weekly newsletters.Through a Rights Respecting Christian ethos, we aim to install in our children a belief in themselves, to nurture their self-esteem, and, above all, to embrace their responsibility to respect the rights of others. This in turn helps them to learn how to formulate, express, and listen to opinions, helping to raise achievement and self-confidence.Our vision is:to ensure every child leaves our school a good reader, enjoying reading and able to use print to help them in every aspect of their lives.to ensure children can communicate effectively both verbally and in writing including using IT.to create competent and confident mathematicians able to apply their basic maths skills to common problems and situations.to encourage all our children to live fulfilled lives as responsible local, national and global citizens, treating others with respect and being able to be both team players and team leaders.to ensure every child develops resilience, resourcefulness, and self-esteem.to encourage our children’s natural curiosity, developing enquiring minds that challenge and question for them to learn and understand more.View full schoolQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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