Crawshawbooth Primary School
SMSC
Spiritual education enables children to explore their own beliefs and religion, as well as experiencing and understanding other faiths and values.
We promote our children's spiritual development through
- Personal experiences - show and tell, circle time.
- Celebration Assembly - every Friday at 2.40pm - Certificates based on our Values of Respect, Resilience and Curiosity
- Positive Behviour Management
- Mental Health Awareness / Mental Health Champions
- RE - Building Bridges
- Reflection time in Assembly
- Different faiths and multi cultural week
- Christian life assemblies
- Singing Assemblies
- Visits to Goodshaw Baptist Church
- Charity work
- Care home visits
Moral education enables children to recognise and understand what is right and wrong. Children can then apply this knowledge into their own lives. Children should be able to follow rules and understand the consequences of their behaviour and action.
Opportunities for Moral Education
- PSHE Circle time
- School Council
- Class Dojo
- Pride Points
- Seeds and Gardeners
- Global issues - Assemblies and Curriculum
- Whole school rules
- Respecting of other religions, cultures and faiths
- Values in Physical Education and intra and inter school sport competitions
- Listening to others
- School Council interview for our new headteacher Mr. Willan
- Behaviour Policy
Social education enables children to co-operate and work effectively with others in school, in the wider community and in society as a whole. Children at Crawshawbooth Primary School have the qualities to engage positively with others from different ethnic, religious and socio-economic backgrounds. Embedding the fundamental British Values ensures that children are prepared for life in modern Britain through understanding 'Democracy', 'The Rule of Law', 'Individual Liberty', 'Mutual Respect', and 'Tolerance of those of Different Faiths and Beliefs'.
Opportunities for Social Education
- Class Dojo
- Sport Competitions
- Celebration Assembly
- Whole School Celebrations
- Extra-Curricular and Enrichment activities
- Building Bridges
- Head Boy/ Girl
- School Council
- Seeds and Gardeners
- Positive adult role models
- SCARF PSHE Curriculum
- Charities such as Children in Need and Red Nose Day
- Crawshawbooth Hall Care Home
- EYFS and KS1 Stay and Play
Cultural education enables children to understand and experience their own and other cultures. Through exploring the cultures in Britain and those within the local area in which they live, children have the knowledge and understanding of the history, cultures and values that have shaped Britain today.
Opportunities for Cultural Education
- RE Curriculum
- Multi-Cultural Day / Week
- Church visits
- Building Bridges
- Stories from other cultures
- Christian Assemblies
- Harvest Assemblies and celebrations
- Nativity
- Easter
- Carol Singing - Christmas Concert - Music from the decades.
- MFL French
- Music from other cultures
- Black History Month
