Education is our passion. We believe there is nothing the children or adults in our community cannot achieve. Education is all about creating and making connections. Our rich curriculum inspires the curiosity needed to embrace new experiences with the emphasis on the enjoyment of learning. We focus on the skills pupils are learning, rather than the subject. All Myatt Garden children enjoy and excel at learning and life.
Myatt Garden children:
- Have the learning and social skills to succeed and contribute
- The confidence, enthusiasm, and self-belief to achieve, create and participate
- The curiosity and passion to problem-solve, take risks, and be ambitious
- And a sense of social responsibility that makes them team players, great friends, and active citizens.
At Myatt Garden Primary School we believe in the ability of every child and our mission is to create an environment that children can enjoy and excel in. We aim to create a vibrant and enriching learning community where all children, staff, and families are valued, included, and respected and where all are encouraged to develop and achieve their potential and make a contribution.
At Myatt Garden Primary School education is our passion. We believe in the inherent worth of every individual and that there is nothing the children and adults in our community cannot achieve. We are committed to:
- Ensuring fairness in all we do
- Behaving respectfully with everyone we meet
- Promoting equality of opportunity across our curriculum and in all of our policies and practice
- Being open and honest with ourselves and each other
- Working together to create community and to help everyone achieve their best.
Myatt Garden Primary School is committed to working closely and in harmony with its community and celebrating the diversity of the UK. We aim to prepare children for life in modern Britain and to ensure that our school ethos, curriculum, and approaches to teaching and learning reflect and promote British values. We recognize that these values are not exclusive to being British and that they have come to be accepted throughout the democratic world as the method of creating a society in which individual members can feel safe, valued and can contribute for the good of themselves and others.
