Behaviour
St. Peter's is a welcoming school and we are very proud of the behaviour of our pupils. We foster conduct and behaviour guided and rooted in Christian values and together we have a safe, caring community where we value ourselves and respect and care for others and all of God's creation.
School is a calm, well-ordered and purposeful environment where pupils are attentive to their learning, work hard in lessons and behave well. We have a very successful 'Buddy System' in place.
'For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.' Jeremiah 29:1
As part of their ‘Bullying Matters’ topic, Class 2 explored what bullying is and developed a class definition:
Bullying is doing or saying something unkind several times (more than once or twice) on purpose. It is planned and aimed at people who have less power.
One year 6 pupil said, "We don't have bullying here - but we know what it would look like because we learn about it."
Another designed a slogan for an anti-bullying campaign: 'No one heals themselves by wounding another.'
We believe that all pupils have the right to learn in a safe environment and that in order to enable effective teaching and learning to take place, everyone must behave with courtesy and respect for each other at all times.
Parent and Pupil Acceptable Use
Governors Statement of Behaviour
PRIDE - Power.Respect.Independence.Determination.ECO-friendly