EduCativPosted April 7, 2021SharePosted April 7, 2021 Good Shepherd has developed significantly over the past ten years, and it continues to do so, to meet ever-changing educational needs and to ensure pupils are equipped to meet life’s challenges in the knowledge that their Catholic faith will support their spiritual development on their journey. The school is fortunate to have as its number one resource a high-caliber teaching and support staff. Pupils, staff, governors, and parents are extremely proud of their school and together make it a happy, caring environment, where everyone is valued and listened to and where together we strive to realize our hopes and expectations for all pupils. Our academic record shows us consistently achieving well above both national and local targets. This reflects our determination to ensure all pupils achieve their academic potential and are successful when they leave us, gaining places at their preferred secondary schools. This drive is well supported by the broad and balanced curriculum offered to our pupils that sees a significant range of sporting achievements. To this, we can add a range of other successes encompassing areas such as music, art, drama, and public speaking. Our external accreditations mark our focus on continuing self-evaluation and improvement. To fulfill our Mission we share these core values: Love and mutual respect Dedication and loyalty Justice and fairness Honesty and trust The living of our faith High expectations of each other Forgiveness and reconciliation An affirmation of each other’s talents A commitment to a culture of continuous self-improvement A willingness to co-operate and share our gifts for the good of all To fulfill our Mission we aim to: Lead the children to a deeper knowledge and understanding of the Catholic faith Guide and foster the growth in faith of each individual involved in the school community Make prayer, worship, and the liturgy both meaningful and relevant experiences for all Expect the highest standards of academic achievement from all children Ensure that all children are provided with a challenging, broad, and balanced curriculum, as set out in the National Curriculum Ensure that the life and curriculum of the school celebrates and respects the different ethnic and cultural backgrounds presented in the school and society Expect high standards of behavior, courtesy, and respect Create a calm, disciplined and positive atmosphere where praise and reward enhance the children’s confidence and self-esteem Support parents and the parish community in fulfilling their responsibilities towards the religious and educational development of their children Establish and maintain effective communication between school and home. View full schoolQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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