Our Fundamental British Values

At Chepstow House we are committed to the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of each child. Our ethos promotes this development each and every day. The school’s Mental Wellbeing Lead works with the whole school community to allow children to develop as individuals by exploring and promoting fundamental British values. We are proud to celebrate a community that respects the opinions of all, knows right from wrong and is knowledgeable about the world around us.

Democracy

School Council selected termly by classes
Travel Ambassadors
Debates during class and after school clubs
Pupil, parent and staff questionnaires.
Trips to various educational venues such as The Royal Courts of Justice.

Individual Liberty

Bullying awareness, with anti-bullying assemblies and classes
E-safety lessons
PSHE lessons and assemblies
Individual right to an opinion and the right to make personal choices, regarding work and school life
Learning tasks that are challenging, require cooperation and scholastic endeavour
Congratulating and being proud of peers
Hold the belief that you can be successful
Residential trips (year 3+) and days trips around London (reception+)
Individual fundraising for charity.

The Rule of Law

School behaviour policy, with weekly badges to celebrate
Class Rules
Rewards including Golden Time
Learning about the rules and cultures of different faiths
Community visitors, such as the police and London Ambulance Service
Visits to establishments, such as the Tower of London

Mutual Respect & Tolerance

Supporting local charities such as the Harvest appeal, Poppy collection, Rugby Portobello Trust Shoe Box appeal
Annually fundraising for local charities such as the More Smiles Appeal, Real Action, Breaking Barriers, Save the Children, the Harrow Club
Supporting international charity Stand By Me (Dembi Dollo, Ethiopia)
Encourage everyone to have good manners and behaviour, care for one another, be responsible, hardworking and helpful
PSHE lessons on well-being, relationships and core values.
Learning about different faiths, including parent talks
Visits to different places of worship
Actively promoting and sharing religious values
High regard for all.

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