Our Vision, Aims and Values

Our Vision

At Reigate Park Primary, our highly inclusive specialised setting, we strive to ensure that all our children will

"SHINE"

Socially Responsible

High Achievers

Independent

Nurtured

Empowered to Meet Life’s Challenges

Our Aims

At Reigate Park Primary Acadey we aim:

• To provide a safe and happy learning environment which promotes the well-being of all those involved in school life
• To provide equal opportunities to experience an excellent broad and balanced curriculum but with particular emphasis upon the promotion of literacy, numeracy and communication skills.
• To identify individual strengths and needs and cater for these in learning.
• To promote the highest standards in individual’s work.
• To promote high standards of behaviour and discipline through clear expectations and an agreed system of rewards and sanctions.
• To be active in seeking out instances of bullying and racism and respond to these with a ‘Zero Tolerance’ approach.
• To develop individuals’ self-esteem and through this nurture co-operation and tolerance for each other.  Thereby respecting themselves, each other and the environment children and adults.
• To ensure that parents/carers receive up-to-date information about their child/ren and the life of the school and actively encourage them to participate fully.
• To promote the school as a community through the wearing of our dress code and uniform and through collective pride in our achievements.

Through the realisation of these aims we will ensure all children reach their full potential in order to become and active global citizen of today and for tomorrow.

Our Values

Provide excellent primary education that provides breadth and rigour ‘every child, every subject, every year group, every day’.

Prepare children for the next phase of education and for later life.

Address challenges facing children and communities around disadvantage and social mobility.

Ensure that parents are ‘partners in learning’ and in the life of the Academy and the Trust.

An organisation where Learning Matters – ‘learning with, from and on behalf of others’.

Believing that outcomes improve when schools invest in their staff and collaboration.

Committed to growth, but only when we are confident of success for children, parents, and staff.