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Our Vision and Values

Nurture, Community, Curiosity: happy children learning

 

Our Vision

The learning community of Anstey First School has a shared vision that every child deserves to be successful and become the best they can be.  We challenge and develop our children to achieve their best by nurturing creativity, resilience and self-reflection.  We encourage a strong community spirit, where we show consideration and respect for each other; tolerance and understanding of differences, and uphold kind, well-mannered behaviour.  We strive to help our children develop into responsible and culturally aware citizens in a modern Britain.  We want our children to become independent lifelong learners and to leave a positive mark on their world.

Our Values 

Respect:

To behave towards others with kindness and grace. To show appreciation for our school community. 

Resilience: 

The determination to succeed in all our challenges. 

Responsibility: 

We all have a role to play to make our school the best it can be.

Steps to Success 

Pupils learn that our Steps to Success are the building blocks of a great attitude to school, learning and life. They know that if they want to show our values, they need to use these steps. These were developed by Chris Quigley, who is another inspiration for our school. 

Imagine – How could this be different? Don’t be afraid to try! 

Improve – How could this be even better? Is it the Best it Can Be? 

Concentrate – work through to the end. 

Don’t Give Up – even if it’s hard! 

Understand Others – see things from another perspective. 

Try New Things – enjoy the excitement of something new, without worries. 

Work Hard – learning happens when you’re out of your own comfort zone. 

Push Yourself – a determination to achieve more than before. 

 

Anstey School Rules:

     1) Respect for everyone and the school environment

     2) Follow the instructions of adults

     3) Kind hands, feet and words

     4) Be the best you can be

The Anstey Vision and Rules were developed with the help of the Anstey Pupil Leadership Team, staff, parents and school governors.