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      1. Calthorpe Academy is committed to providing a learning journey that develops the ‘skills for the life our pupils want’. The vision of Calthorpe Academy is to provide exceptional education and life opportunities to all of our children and young people. We will ensure that our curriculum is diverse, personalized, and enriched to meet the very individual needs of our learners. Aims: To challenge and inspire students to gain the highest standards in a vibrant, well- resourced and personalized learning environment. To encourage and inspire students to develop lively enquiring minds, enjoy learning and develop independent creative ideas to achieve their highest aspirations. To provide an educational environment that uses new technology as a mechanism to support learning, aid communication, and raise standards. To ensure that self-evaluation is an ingrained aspect of practice for all staff and students. To encourage and prepare students and staff to become active & healthy citizens of the Academy and the wider community. To work in a collaborative partnership with local, national, and international organizations (such as business, industry, and educational institutions), to share our resources and expertise, and to learn from them. Our commitment to ensuring the SEND Legislation is truly in action: placing parents, families, children, and young people at the heart of their decision-making. Values: We believe that all members of the Academy have a responsibility to act morally and respectfully towards themselves, others, and their environment, showing care, consideration, co-operation, and respect for all. We believe that all members of the Academy have the right to be safe, supported, valued, and cared for at all times. We believe that all members of the Academy should be encouraged to develop their skills, expand their knowledge, embrace challenge and reach their full potential. We believe in encouraging students and staff to take pride in their achievements and to celebrate their success. We support partnerships between students, parents, and schools to achieve high-quality discipline and learning. We value all our staff and students, recognizing that they deserve the highest respect and quality of resources in promoting the achievement of aspirational targets. We believe in being fair, honest, and compassionate in all our work as a school. Within our academy, everyone is actively encouraged to make choices, knowing that they are in a safe and supportive environment. As a school, we try and help our young people learn about how to make choices and what makes a good choice. Young people are encouraged to express their views and we respond to their preferences and interests throughout our teaching, by using ‘motivators and incentives’ highlighted in our Curriculum policy. A key theme in our teaching is understanding the world around us, and this includes providing experiences relating to different faiths, beliefs, and cultures. We have strong links with the Ladywood Interfaith Project (LIP) which allows our pupils to make visits to a variety of different places of worship within our local community. We also welcome multi-faith external visitors from LIP into the school to participate in celebrations and acts of collective worship. View full school
      2. Calthorpe Academy is committed to providing a learning journey that develops the ‘skills for the life our pupils want’. The vision of Calthorpe Academy is to provide exceptional education and life opportunities to all of our children and young people. We will ensure that our curriculum is diverse, personalized, and enriched to meet the very individual needs of our learners. Aims: To challenge and inspire students to gain the highest standards in a vibrant, well- resourced and personalized learning environment. To encourage and inspire students to develop lively enquiring minds, enjoy learning and develop independent creative ideas to achieve their highest aspirations. To provide an educational environment that uses new technology as a mechanism to support learning, aid communication, and raise standards. To ensure that self-evaluation is an ingrained aspect of practice for all staff and students. To encourage and prepare students and staff to become active & healthy citizens of the Academy and the wider community. To work in a collaborative partnership with local, national, and international organizations (such as business, industry, and educational institutions), to share our resources and expertise, and to learn from them. Our commitment to ensuring the SEND Legislation is truly in action: placing parents, families, children, and young people at the heart of their decision-making. Values: We believe that all members of the Academy have a responsibility to act morally and respectfully towards themselves, others, and their environment, showing care, consideration, co-operation, and respect for all. We believe that all members of the Academy have the right to be safe, supported, valued, and cared for at all times. We believe that all members of the Academy should be encouraged to develop their skills, expand their knowledge, embrace challenge and reach their full potential. We believe in encouraging students and staff to take pride in their achievements and to celebrate their success. We support partnerships between students, parents, and schools to achieve high-quality discipline and learning. We value all our staff and students, recognizing that they deserve the highest respect and quality of resources in promoting the achievement of aspirational targets. We believe in being fair, honest, and compassionate in all our work as a school. Within our academy, everyone is actively encouraged to make choices, knowing that they are in a safe and supportive environment. As a school, we try and help our young people learn about how to make choices and what makes a good choice. Young people are encouraged to express their views and we respond to their preferences and interests throughout our teaching, by using ‘motivators and incentives’ highlighted in our Curriculum policy. A key theme in our teaching is understanding the world around us, and this includes providing experiences relating to different faiths, beliefs, and cultures. We have strong links with the Ladywood Interfaith Project (LIP) which allows our pupils to make visits to a variety of different places of worship within our local community. We also welcome multi-faith external visitors from LIP into the school to participate in celebrations and acts of collective worship.
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