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Excellence

We set high standards in all areas of school life. We work hard and try our best in each lesson, each day and each term to be the very best version of ourselves.

Respect

We speak and behave towards ourselves and other members of our community in a kind, pleasant and polite manner.

Personal Responsibility

We make good decisions about what we say and do and are accountable for our choices.

Gratitude

We notice and appreciate other people’s actions, the opportunities we are offered and the world in which we live.

Online Safety

Here are some tips for keeping yourself safe online or on your mobile phone: 

  • Don’t put up with abusive texts, photos or videos. Show them to your parent/carer.
  • Think about the language you use in texts. If you wouldn’t like it said about you, don’t say it about anyone else.
  • Don’t lend your mobile to anyone unless it’s an emergency.
  • Don’t reveal your full name, address or phone number to people you meet on the internet unless you check it out with your parent/carer first.
  • Don’t allow anyone online to persuade you into doing something against your wishes or something you know you shouldn’t do.
  • Remember that any emails you send or photos you upload to the internet cannot be destroyed. They are there forever. Think before you post something you might later regret.
  • Never arrange to meet up with someone you meet online without telling your parents/carer first.
  • Talk to your parents or teacher about any users who you are unsure about. You can block or break off contact with anyone who makes you feel worried.
  • Don’t use your real name in chatrooms or use a nickname that reveals personal details, such as the town or street you live in.
  • You can report internet abuse at the click of a button on a really good website, www.thinkuknow.co.uk
Read more information about keeping safe online in our Academy Digital Citizenship Policy on our Policies page.

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