Allenby Primary School

Everything we do is based around our articles and our core vales for learning and behaviour. 

• The Right to Safe
• The Right to be Educated
• The Right to Play
• The Right to be Healthy 
• The Right to Dignity
• The Right to be Heard

  Values for Character

  Respect, Responsibility, Integrity, Aspiration Compassion, Confidence

  Values for Learning

  Resilience, Reflection, Curiosity, Communication, Collaboration, Resourcefulness

These ‘Rights and Values' are used as a cornerstone in how we deal with all situations at our school and how we reward and challenge our children. We believe that by demonstrating these ‘Rights and Values’ every day, children will become positive members of their school and local community. Our parents, carers and guardians are vital partners in all the work we do. It is important that together we build a firm relationship between home and school. During the children’s years at Allenby Primary we hope they will enjoy the stimulating and caring environment we provide and thrive both socially and academically. 

All of the work that we do within the school revolves around our mission statement and school aims.

Our aims are deliberately broad as governors and staff believe that we must not only take into account our curricular aims, but other areas of school life are equally important, such as: - the learning environment; the behaviour which we expect from children; our expectations of staff; the relationship which we have with parents; the appearance and use of the site; the way we manage our finances and the role of governors.

Our mission statement and aims are as follows: - 

Our school is a small, caring community, where individuals are valued and achieve self-esteem through success. Children and adults are encouraged to belong to, learn and develop in an inclusive and positive learning environment. Our actions impact on others – ‘what we do matters’ – so in learning, attitudes, behaviour and aspirations we strive to make a difference for the better.