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      1. Lathom Junior School is situated in the heart of east ham and is a large four-form entry key stage 2 school in a magnificent Victorian building, built-in 1897. At Lathom, we believe that all our children deserve the best education we can give them. We work hard to create a successful learning culture that will enable pupils to become informed, confident, enthusiastic, inspired, and independent learners for life. We have developed an ethos where we continually try to spark children’s interest their quality of learning is central to the school's work and purpose. All children are encouraged to achieve their full potential and celebrate their achievement. We believe all children have the freedom to learn in a safe and secure environment. We aim to promote and encourage children’s independence and confidence and encourage children to believe in themselves and to participate and support each other as active members of our community. We believe all of us should be able to experience success and achieve our full potential, knowing all of our efforts are valued. We Provide education of exceptional quality, promoting the highest possible standards of learning for every child. We provide a broad and balanced curriculum to help and guide each child to develop through a range of skills, knowledge, and practical activities. We believe the whole school community should show respect and kindness towards each other. We aim to provide a happy, well organized, and stimulating school where all children and staff can work together in an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect and where children can learn to be tolerant, courteous, and considerate to others and provide equal educational opportunities and experiences to all children regardless of disability, race, religion or gender. Enrich the lives of our children through fostering respect and understanding of the many cultures represented in our school. We believe the school environment should be peaceful and happy. We aim to teach and encourage the development of good working habits, an enquiring mind, and self-discipline and to encourage the children to take pride in their work, themselves, and their school and Foster a caring environment where all children learn to respect the school’s property and that of others At Lathom, everyone is committed to ensuring that all aspects of life are safe for everyone who uses our site. Children’s safety and welfare are paramount. We seek to provide an environment where all children are safe, secure, valued, respected, and listened to. We will take all reasonable measures to ensure that the risk of harm to children’s welfare is minimized. Where we have concerns, we will take appropriate action to address those concerns working in full partnership with other agencies. Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility, and we ensure that all staff are aware of and have the skills to deal with any safeguarding or child protection concerns. Robust recruitment procedures and regular training/professional development programs ensure that there are a strong culture and ethos of safeguarding throughout the school. Our school reflection reminds our children that, for our school to be a safe and happy place, we must live and work alongside people from all backgrounds and cultures. Our children know and understand that respect must be shown to everyone and to everything, whatever differences we may have. Children learn that their behavior choices affect their rights and those of others. All members of the school community are encouraged to treat each other with respect. Our participation in international movements, such as Black History Month, supports this teaching, allowing children to develop awareness and appreciation of other cultures teaching in RE enhances our children’s understanding and respect for different faiths and beliefs. Whilst instances contrary to our values are relatively rare, no school can guarantee that there will never be instances that are contrary to these values. Each is treated seriously in line with our policies and expectations. View full school
      2. Lathom Junior School is situated in the heart of east ham and is a large four-form entry key stage 2 school in a magnificent Victorian building, built-in 1897. At Lathom, we believe that all our children deserve the best education we can give them. We work hard to create a successful learning culture that will enable pupils to become informed, confident, enthusiastic, inspired, and independent learners for life. We have developed an ethos where we continually try to spark children’s interest their quality of learning is central to the school's work and purpose. All children are encouraged to achieve their full potential and celebrate their achievement. We believe all children have the freedom to learn in a safe and secure environment. We aim to promote and encourage children’s independence and confidence and encourage children to believe in themselves and to participate and support each other as active members of our community. We believe all of us should be able to experience success and achieve our full potential, knowing all of our efforts are valued. We Provide education of exceptional quality, promoting the highest possible standards of learning for every child. We provide a broad and balanced curriculum to help and guide each child to develop through a range of skills, knowledge, and practical activities. We believe the whole school community should show respect and kindness towards each other. We aim to provide a happy, well organized, and stimulating school where all children and staff can work together in an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect and where children can learn to be tolerant, courteous, and considerate to others and provide equal educational opportunities and experiences to all children regardless of disability, race, religion or gender. Enrich the lives of our children through fostering respect and understanding of the many cultures represented in our school. We believe the school environment should be peaceful and happy. We aim to teach and encourage the development of good working habits, an enquiring mind, and self-discipline and to encourage the children to take pride in their work, themselves, and their school and Foster a caring environment where all children learn to respect the school’s property and that of others At Lathom, everyone is committed to ensuring that all aspects of life are safe for everyone who uses our site. Children’s safety and welfare are paramount. We seek to provide an environment where all children are safe, secure, valued, respected, and listened to. We will take all reasonable measures to ensure that the risk of harm to children’s welfare is minimized. Where we have concerns, we will take appropriate action to address those concerns working in full partnership with other agencies. Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility, and we ensure that all staff are aware of and have the skills to deal with any safeguarding or child protection concerns. Robust recruitment procedures and regular training/professional development programs ensure that there are a strong culture and ethos of safeguarding throughout the school. Our school reflection reminds our children that, for our school to be a safe and happy place, we must live and work alongside people from all backgrounds and cultures. Our children know and understand that respect must be shown to everyone and to everything, whatever differences we may have. Children learn that their behavior choices affect their rights and those of others. All members of the school community are encouraged to treat each other with respect. Our participation in international movements, such as Black History Month, supports this teaching, allowing children to develop awareness and appreciation of other cultures teaching in RE enhances our children’s understanding and respect for different faiths and beliefs. Whilst instances contrary to our values are relatively rare, no school can guarantee that there will never be instances that are contrary to these values. Each is treated seriously in line with our policies and expectations.
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