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Our Vision and Values

The de Ferrers Trust Vision

To ensure that all the children and young people in our care have the opportunity to fulfil their potential through achieving highly, regardless of their ability or background.

Richard Wakefield's Christian Vision and Values 

Guided by our Christian values, we endeavour to provide an inclusive, supportive learning environment where children flourish and rejoice in their achievements. We aspire to inspire our children on their lifelong journey with kindness, friendship and respect at the heart of everythng we do to develop their faith and wisdom. 

Let all that you do be done in love. 1 Corinthians 16:14

This will be achieved through expert teaching underpinned by:

  • Providing high quality teaching and learning.
  • Supporting independence and adaptability.
  • Encouraging self motivation.
  • Providing opportunities for collaborative learning.
  • Development a personal faith that includes respect, care and dedication.
  • Supporting safe risk taking.
  • Promoting a holistic approach to life, including social and self responsibility.
  • Demanding high expectations from ourselves and others.
  • Encouraging spiritual and emotional well being.
  • Making and expecting others to make minor adjustments.

Our standards and expectations of behaviour are high. We expect children to be honest, reliable, helpful, polite and responsible. We regard respect for others as a basic standard of good behaviour. We encourage children to consider and appreciate the views and beliefs of others even though they may be different from their own.

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Reception have channeled their inner Vincent van Gogh to recreate their own versions of Sunflowers. Can you spot the difference? 🌻#workhardbekindchoosewisely pic.twitter.com/bjRuzU6sEd
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Wishing all of our students, staff and community a restful Bank Holiday weekend and half term!
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We’re recruiting - Teacher of Mathematics needed to join our fantastic team pic.twitter.com/u6vtK1QBbb
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Y1 have created some fabulous artwork inspired by Mondrian, choosing colours to represent the Great Fire of London, their current unit of work. Great work Elm class!#workhardbekindchoosewisely pic.twitter.com/71DQ31dCqp
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Look at Y2's Mondrian inspired art. They have used primary colours to represent the Great Fire of London and colour mixing to create the secondary colour, orange. pic.twitter.com/0WjKaPgN99
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Y1 Elm class have been developing their art painting skills, mixing colours. Great work Elm class! 🎨🖌️#workhardbekindchoosewisely pic.twitter.com/KBWAWAlX7z
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Y3/4 Maple class are working together today to edit their diary entries. Its great to see the collaboration between our children showing our school values of working hard, being kind and choosing wisely. Great job Maple class! pic.twitter.com/gN8TfZDraI
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Our Christian Crew lead collective worship today, reading about the Beatitudes from the Bible and saying a prayer to help us show the values Jesus taught the world. pic.twitter.com/GBU4ZAxIOg
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Ash class have started their Art journey this week by making observational drawing of sunflowers inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers. They looked closely at the shapes and colours they could see. Here is the beginning of our art gallery. 🌻#workhardbekindchoosewisely pic.twitter.com/8WKw3wnwyq
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Y5 Elder class have been looking at the features of a letter this morning, highlighting the grammar and punctuation features! pic.twitter.com/41xTR4ETDS
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Inspired by Van Gogh’s Sunflowers, Reception are mixing different shades of yellow using white, black and orange. Maybe their masterpiece will be worth millions on day... we definitely think so!#workhardbekindchoosewisely pic.twitter.com/DnCxxIAkWC
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Y5 Cedar class were developing their oil pastels skills yesterday, looking at different techniques. Lovely work Cedar class.#workhardbekindchoosewisely pic.twitter.com/ih4cxFOsdC
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Y2 Birch class have had lots of fun mixing primary colours to create secondary colours today. Great job Birch class! 🎨🖌️#workhardbekindchoosewisely pic.twitter.com/OWA9mRDC8y
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The tissue paper worked initially but success was short live. The sellotape was difficult to stick and objects used as obstructions seemed to slow the leak a little. Then an idea ... try all ideas together! Futures in Severn Trent maybe? Excellent resilience and critical thinking
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Lots of critical thinking going on in Reception yesterday. The children discovered the plug for the water tray was missing. First they selected containers to collect the leak and then they tried different objects to use as a plug alternative. pic.twitter.com/EmyslIxyUT
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We are looking for a student focused, highly skilled, resilient individual to work with students and families at Eton Park and Lansdowne, monitoring both behaviour and attendance to ensure that they are accessing education and provision appropriate to their needs.
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We are thrilled to present our wonderful prize winners for The de Ferrers Trust Art competition. Well done to all of the winners across the Trust 🌟#workhardbekindchoosewisely pic.twitter.com/jVfQBwe7EW
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We would love to win a tuff spot to set up exciting activities for our children. The children would vote for their favourite colour. https://t.co/ArMUx8e5rs
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Y2 Birch class have been considering how to rebuild London in a safer way after the events of the Great Fire in 1666. Look at their fabulous city plans! Great job Birch class! pic.twitter.com/rVRqftwuEe
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