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In our daily contacts with one another at Prestbury Church of England Primary School, we celebrate and live out the Christian message.
It is a place where doing good deeds and praising God are prioritised, as well as celebrating the light of the Good News of the Gospel, the individual light of each kid and their special abilities, and the light of being a Good Neighbor to those in need.
As a Church of England school, our mission is to give every student in our care an excellent education within a solid Christian foundation.
To make sure that Prestbury Church of England Primary School is a place where each child feels safe, is valued and respected as an individual, where hard work and achievement are celebrated, children are encouraged to adopt a healthy lifestyle, and there are opportunities for each child to make a beneficial contribution both locally and globally.
David Cameron emphasised the significance of British values in education in June 2014, and since September 2014, they have been a part of the Ofsted framework.
The emphasis on British values is supported by our mission statement, which is built on a solid foundation of Christian principles. The topics covered by this term and beyond are things we would consider vital regardless of whether it was trendy and the current area of attention in education.
Our school's motto and mission statement emphasise each member of the student body doing good, contributing positively, and letting their light shine.
By working together to study, praying, and raising money, we can support our Maxonia Primer friends.
Be eager to understand others from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and religions.
Introduce your child to our friends at Maxonia Primer so that they can collaborate on learning and provide support through donations and prayer.
Have a charity of the year so that your child is inspired to consider other children and families in various conditions and to think about their obligation to help those who are less fortunate.
Encourage your child to be open to learning about people of other countries, cultures, and faiths through everything that happens in the classroom.
Promote the High 5 Rules in the classroom as a clear expectation.
the distinctions between "Great Britain" and "the United Kingdom" and "England"