Each half-term, the children learn about different values that have an important meaning both in our school and the wider community. These are discussed in whole school assemblies as well as in class so that the children understand what that value looks like and how to display it in a positive way.

As well as learning about a different value each half-term, the children also take part in a wide variety of Assemblies across the year. Each week, the children learn about a festival/celebration/event, to ensure that they develop a greater understanding of the world around them. To support the messages that we deliver through our assemblies, a wide range of visitors are invited into school to share their experiences and enhance the children's knowledge and understanding about different cultures, faiths and other interests.

Each Friday, the whole school gather together to celebrate one another’s success. One child from each class is awarded the ‘Best Efforts’ Certificate. This means they have produced outstanding work and effort that week. Children are also awarded the ‘Super Star Certificate’ if they have achieved the most team points. It is also an opportunity for children across school to bring their own certificates into school, e.g. swimming, and celebrate this with their friends.

On Wednesday mornings, we have an additional Assembly to discuss the half-termly Behaviour Focus e.g. transitions around school. This is a great opportunity for staff to model the behaviours that we expect the children to demonstrate.