School Values | Ludworth Primary School

Reception and Key Stage One

During your time in Reception and Key Stage One, you learn and follow the 7 Golden

Rules of our school. They are organised in a rainbow and once your teacher thinks

you have demonstrated that you fully understand and follow that Golden Rule, they

will send a postcard home to tell everyone at home how well you are doing.

Kindness	We are gentle, kind and helpful – we don’t hurt others
Hardworking	We work hard – we don’t waste our own or others’ time
Helpful	We help teachers to teach and everyone to learn – we don’t make the work of adults harder
Good Listener	We listen – we don’t interrupt
Respect Property	We look after property - we don’t waste or damage things
Honesty	We’re honest – we don’t cover up the truth
Team Work	We all do things every day to help make Ludworth even better

Once you have collected all 7 colours of the rainbow, you will be given your Boat Badge:

this means you are ready to set sail to the Ludworth Leadership Lighthouse…

Key Stage Two

During your time in Key Stage Two, you will work towards your Bronze, Silver and Gold

Lighthouse Badges. These are awarded when you have gained a certificate of

achievement in our 5 Leadership Expectations:

Showing Care and Respect

You achieve this certificate by treating everyone with the care and respect that they deserve.

Child Leaders think of others before themselves.

Making a Contribution

You achieve this certificate by doing small kindnesses every day to make things even better.

Child Leaders recognise their duty to make a contribution to help make Ludworth, their families & friends, the local community, their country and the world even better.

Continuously Improving

You achieve this certificate by taking responsibility to make continuous improvement to yourself.

Child Leaders work hard to make as much progress as they can and are happy to try new and challenging things.

Taking Group Responsibility

You achieve this certificate by working with others in a group to achieve the best that is possible.

Child Leaders listen to others and work well alongside them. They play their part in ensuring their group, table, team or class work effectively as a whole and encourage others to develop and contribute too.

Inspiring Others

You achieve this certificate by behaving with character and integrity, thus motivating others to behave likewise.

Child Leaders inspire others through their personal commitment, hard work and enthusiasm.

These values are explored in greater detail each half term through our PSHE lessons and Assemblies:

Monday and Thursday Assembly themes PSHE themes	Autumn A	Autumn B	Spring A	Spring B	Summer A	Summer B
Ludworth Leadership overarching theme	Showing Care and Respect	Making a Contribution	Continuously Improving	Group Responsibility	Inspiring Others	Displaying Leadership
Personal attributes and values	Kindness Caring Trust	Compassion Inclusion Mutual Respect	Resilience Perseverance Hope	Reasoning Team Work Co-operation	Courage Commitment Self-Evaluation	Communication Empathy Trust
British Values	Democracy The rule of law	Mutual respect and tolerance	Individual liberty	Democracy The rule of law	Mutual respect and tolerance	Individual liberty