Mutual Respect 

Pupils grow in knowledge and understanding of Mutual Respect by:
 

• Engaging in a variety of charity work. 
• Emphasising in RE and PSHE lessons that every person is unique and ‘created in the image of God’.
• Learning music and texts from a variety of cultures.
• Learning about other faiths and cultures as part of our RE Curriculum.  
• Having a strong anti-bullying ethos – we promote anti-bullying through a focus on strategies to enable respect for difference and tolerance.
• Challenging prejudicial or discriminatory behaviour.
• Our Emotional Literacy Specialist Assistant (ELSA), works with children that may require targeted support to develop and maintain friendships.
• Discussing differences between people, such as differences of faith, ethnicity, disability, gender etc through our PSHE and broader curriculum work and through visitors sharing their experiences.