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      1. Welcome To St John's Primary School. At St John’s we know that all parents have great hopes and aspirations for their children and we aim to ensure that each pupil receives the best possible education in a happy, secure, and intellectually stimulating environment. Our vision and values are rooted in Christian values- faith, hope, care, responsibility, and respect- we promote acceptance for all, love, forgiveness, and excellent behavior for learning. We want our children to be the very best they can be! At St John’s we are understanding, respectful and, with a positive attitude towards life, we aspire to achieve here and beyond. For this to be achieved, it is essential that every member of the school community acknowledges and reflects the values promoted by the school. We are extremely proud of the polite, thoughtful, and enthusiastic children that come to St John’s and we always aim to provide very clear expectations of good behavior and respect for all that underpin effective learning. We believe that the environment and education that St John’s provides for its pupils will help them to ensure that they achieve their best possible at school and beyond. These are the things we want for our pupils: Being respectful - Always acting with integrity and consideration Being aspirational - Having high expectations of what we can achieve Being understanding - Demonstrating empathy Being positive - Learning to persevere and develop resilience At St John’s, we provide a welcoming, friendly, safe, and supportive environment in which Christian family values are central to the ethos of the school and its teaching and learning. The school believes in effective partnerships with parents, staff, governors, and the wider community. We especially value the partnership we have built up with our parents/carers and the community over the years. Our children learn within a safe, caring, and disciplined environment. We believe that every child should enjoy their education and be happy, healthy, and safe at school. We will continue to value our children for their individuality, culture, and heritage. We are committed to providing a place of excellence and high standards. We are fully committed to ensuring that our children are given opportunities to achieve their full potential in their academic, creative, emotional, social, physical, moral, and spiritual development. We focus upon providing the highest possible standards of education and upon enthusing pupils with a love of learning. Through creative, broad, and balanced experiences we inspire confidence and celebrate the uniqueness and successes of all our pupils in the school. St John’s Walworth Church of England School has a distinctive Christian ethos which is at the heart of this School. There is an atmosphere of trust and happiness where children feel well cared for and secure in line with the teachings of the Christian church shaped by Christian values. This is done by educating the whole child – spiritually, physically, and intellectually developing cultural and personal identities providing high-quality education developing attitudes and behaviors in the children which creating a caring environment where all can develop so that they can fully participate in society following the example given to us by God through the teachings of Christ. The Reception Class follows the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum which is divided into areas of learning. The areas of learning are: Communication and language Physical development Personal, social, and emotional development Literacy Mathematics Understanding the world Expressive arts and design Years 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: St John's Walworth CE Primary School follows the National Curriculum published in 2013. The National Curriculum subjects are English, Mathematics, Science, Art and Design, Computing, Design and Technology, Geography, History, Languages, Music, Languages (Key Stage 2 only), Music, Physical Education (PE). View full school
      2. Ark Walworth Academy is a family – we have family values, family support, and family aspirations. We aim to counteract and overcome the challenges within our community through our steadfast values: Ark Walworth Academy CARES. Strong, sincere relationships and trust with a culture of continual learning underpin the foundations on which we will provide outstanding progress for our students. We have very high expectations of our students and ourselves and whilst we genuinely care and invest in our students. Ark Walworth Academy is a safe, happy, and ambitious 11-18 Academy. We serve a richly ethnically diverse community where 63% of students are pupil premium. We have many challenges and distractions in our community, however, once students walk through our gates, our students know that our expectations are high and we will not tolerate any behaviors that are less than our expectations. We are here to serve our community and although Southwark operates a banding system, Ark Walworth Academy does not implement this admissions policy instead we admit all students who want to come and join our family. As an Ark Academy, our mission is resolute as we continue ‘to make sure that every pupil can go to university or a career of their choice’. We are a values-driven institution and Ark Walworth Academy CARES: Commitment - Maximum effort in everything you do – all the time with no excuses. Aspiration - Always strive to be better, constantly reaching beyond your limits. Resilience - Never give up – keep pushing and keep trying. Excellence - Be the best you can be every day. Have pride and confidence in your success. Self-Management - Do the right thing – never have to be asked. These values underpin our interactions, communications, and behaviors and they apply to all members of our Academy family. Over the last few years we have raised the students’ aspirations and actively and readily promoted university as being within all students’ possibility, should that be their choice. Much of this work has begun to broaden the students’ experiences outside their local postcode and beyond. The culture of our school has changed significantly over the last 4 years, to an institution that is all about learning and progress through hard work. Our 6th Form for example will soon be at capacity, providing, for example, superb opportunities and experiences as the springboard to Russell Group and good universities. We are fully aware that whilst progress over time is improving, we are never complacent or satisfied with good. We also know that with our unrelenting focus on delivering greater progress in lessons, that this is a sustainable and continual developmental strategy at the heart of our future greater success. At Ark Walworth Academy we are continually evaluating, learning and refining so that we build a high-quality community Academy, where students can achieve exceptional progress and develop the right qualities and values to effect a positive change in society. At Ark Walworth Academy, we believe in the immense potential of each of our pupils and we are committed to giving them every possible opportunity to succeed. Every student should leave the academy with real choices: to continue into further and higher education or pursue the career of their choice. We have high expectations for pupil behavior and achievement and equally high expectations for the quality of teaching in the classroom. This means a common commitment to creating a respectful and orderly environment where teachers can teach and students can learn. We recognize the need to support every child – academically, socially, and emotionally. Through a combination of rigorous and engaging classes and a variety of learning experiences outside the classroom, our students can enjoy the full range of life's opportunities. Our academy is shaped by its culture of inclusion and mutual respect, which encourages a close working relationship between students. We are working hard to provide an inspirational and secure environment that recognizes and celebrates success whilst challenging students to realize their full potential. Ark Walworth Academy CARES: Commitment Aspiration Resilience Excellence Self-Management CURRICULUM AIMS: Successful learners who enjoy learning make good progress and achieve excellence. Confident individuals who can live safe, healthy, and fulfilling lives. Responsible citizens who can make a positive contribution to society. The curriculum must be organized in such a way that it provides students with the opportunity to learn expected behaviors and be successful in their learning so that we can deliver our mission and aims. We have a very broad KS3 Curriculum covering 12 subjects meeting all the national curriculum requirements. This is taught in 30 hours of contact time each week. We have a small school 6th Form where we ensure we enable our young people to be able to enter the next stage of their learning journey be it at university or an advanced level apprenticeship. View full school
      3. Welcome To St John's Primary School. At St John’s we know that all parents have great hopes and aspirations for their children and we aim to ensure that each pupil receives the best possible education in a happy, secure, and intellectually stimulating environment. Our vision and values are rooted in Christian values- faith, hope, care, responsibility, and respect- we promote acceptance for all, love, forgiveness, and excellent behavior for learning. We want our children to be the very best they can be! At St John’s we are understanding, respectful and, with a positive attitude towards life, we aspire to achieve here and beyond. For this to be achieved, it is essential that every member of the school community acknowledges and reflects the values promoted by the school. We are extremely proud of the polite, thoughtful, and enthusiastic children that come to St John’s and we always aim to provide very clear expectations of good behavior and respect for all that underpin effective learning. We believe that the environment and education that St John’s provides for its pupils will help them to ensure that they achieve their best possible at school and beyond. These are the things we want for our pupils: Being respectful - Always acting with integrity and consideration Being aspirational - Having high expectations of what we can achieve Being understanding - Demonstrating empathy Being positive - Learning to persevere and develop resilience At St John’s, we provide a welcoming, friendly, safe, and supportive environment in which Christian family values are central to the ethos of the school and its teaching and learning. The school believes in effective partnerships with parents, staff, governors, and the wider community. We especially value the partnership we have built up with our parents/carers and the community over the years. Our children learn within a safe, caring, and disciplined environment. We believe that every child should enjoy their education and be happy, healthy, and safe at school. We will continue to value our children for their individuality, culture, and heritage. We are committed to providing a place of excellence and high standards. We are fully committed to ensuring that our children are given opportunities to achieve their full potential in their academic, creative, emotional, social, physical, moral, and spiritual development. We focus upon providing the highest possible standards of education and upon enthusing pupils with a love of learning. Through creative, broad, and balanced experiences we inspire confidence and celebrate the uniqueness and successes of all our pupils in the school. St John’s Walworth Church of England School has a distinctive Christian ethos which is at the heart of this School. There is an atmosphere of trust and happiness where children feel well cared for and secure in line with the teachings of the Christian church shaped by Christian values. This is done by educating the whole child – spiritually, physically, and intellectually developing cultural and personal identities providing high-quality education developing attitudes and behaviors in the children which creating a caring environment where all can develop so that they can fully participate in society following the example given to us by God through the teachings of Christ. The Reception Class follows the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum which is divided into areas of learning. The areas of learning are: Communication and language Physical development Personal, social, and emotional development Literacy Mathematics Understanding the world Expressive arts and design Years 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: St John's Walworth CE Primary School follows the National Curriculum published in 2013. The National Curriculum subjects are English, Mathematics, Science, Art and Design, Computing, Design and Technology, Geography, History, Languages, Music, Languages (Key Stage 2 only), Music, Physical Education (PE).
      4. Ark Walworth Academy is a family – we have family values, family support, and family aspirations. We aim to counteract and overcome the challenges within our community through our steadfast values: Ark Walworth Academy CARES. Strong, sincere relationships and trust with a culture of continual learning underpin the foundations on which we will provide outstanding progress for our students. We have very high expectations of our students and ourselves and whilst we genuinely care and invest in our students. Ark Walworth Academy is a safe, happy, and ambitious 11-18 Academy. We serve a richly ethnically diverse community where 63% of students are pupil premium. We have many challenges and distractions in our community, however, once students walk through our gates, our students know that our expectations are high and we will not tolerate any behaviors that are less than our expectations. We are here to serve our community and although Southwark operates a banding system, Ark Walworth Academy does not implement this admissions policy instead we admit all students who want to come and join our family. As an Ark Academy, our mission is resolute as we continue ‘to make sure that every pupil can go to university or a career of their choice’. We are a values-driven institution and Ark Walworth Academy CARES: Commitment - Maximum effort in everything you do – all the time with no excuses. Aspiration - Always strive to be better, constantly reaching beyond your limits. Resilience - Never give up – keep pushing and keep trying. Excellence - Be the best you can be every day. Have pride and confidence in your success. Self-Management - Do the right thing – never have to be asked. These values underpin our interactions, communications, and behaviors and they apply to all members of our Academy family. Over the last few years we have raised the students’ aspirations and actively and readily promoted university as being within all students’ possibility, should that be their choice. Much of this work has begun to broaden the students’ experiences outside their local postcode and beyond. The culture of our school has changed significantly over the last 4 years, to an institution that is all about learning and progress through hard work. Our 6th Form for example will soon be at capacity, providing, for example, superb opportunities and experiences as the springboard to Russell Group and good universities. We are fully aware that whilst progress over time is improving, we are never complacent or satisfied with good. We also know that with our unrelenting focus on delivering greater progress in lessons, that this is a sustainable and continual developmental strategy at the heart of our future greater success. At Ark Walworth Academy we are continually evaluating, learning and refining so that we build a high-quality community Academy, where students can achieve exceptional progress and develop the right qualities and values to effect a positive change in society. At Ark Walworth Academy, we believe in the immense potential of each of our pupils and we are committed to giving them every possible opportunity to succeed. Every student should leave the academy with real choices: to continue into further and higher education or pursue the career of their choice. We have high expectations for pupil behavior and achievement and equally high expectations for the quality of teaching in the classroom. This means a common commitment to creating a respectful and orderly environment where teachers can teach and students can learn. We recognize the need to support every child – academically, socially, and emotionally. Through a combination of rigorous and engaging classes and a variety of learning experiences outside the classroom, our students can enjoy the full range of life's opportunities. Our academy is shaped by its culture of inclusion and mutual respect, which encourages a close working relationship between students. We are working hard to provide an inspirational and secure environment that recognizes and celebrates success whilst challenging students to realize their full potential. Ark Walworth Academy CARES: Commitment Aspiration Resilience Excellence Self-Management CURRICULUM AIMS: Successful learners who enjoy learning make good progress and achieve excellence. Confident individuals who can live safe, healthy, and fulfilling lives. Responsible citizens who can make a positive contribution to society. The curriculum must be organized in such a way that it provides students with the opportunity to learn expected behaviors and be successful in their learning so that we can deliver our mission and aims. We have a very broad KS3 Curriculum covering 12 subjects meeting all the national curriculum requirements. This is taught in 30 hours of contact time each week. We have a small school 6th Form where we ensure we enable our young people to be able to enter the next stage of their learning journey be it at university or an advanced level apprenticeship.
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