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Our Vision
Ightham Primary School is nestled in the heart of the community where every child belongs. All our children will feel safe, happy and heard as we nurture their curiosity and inspire them to develop a life-long passion for learning.
Pupils leave Ightham Primary School with their understanding deepened, their minds enriched, and their hearts inspired, so that they love learning and embrace the challenges of the future.
Our Values
Our school values underpin our broad and balanced curriculum.
As a learning community, we will think about when children learn, what children learn and how they learn. We have designed a curriculum around the knowledge that children learn best when teaching and learning activities enthuse, engage and motivate them to learn, and when they foster their curiosity and enthusiasm for learning. Our curriculum incorporates our PRIDE values
The Pioneer Academy Motto
Safe – Happy – Learning
The Pioneer Academy Vision
We put children first, pioneering excellence and championing each and every child. Safe – Happy – Learning
The Pioneer Academy Expectations
Safe:
Happy:
Learning:
The Pioneer Academy Expectations
We are a multi-academy trust that has high expectations in all areas and attendance is no exception. Regular attendance is a key factor to children achieving their very best whilst at school and this means being in school, on time every day. Parental attitude is a key influence on a child’s school attendance and there is much they can do to encourage, even reluctant pupils, to attend. We will work with and support parents to ensure pupils are in school every day ready to learn. Every day counts!
Pioneer Rationale
All Pioneer schools seek to ensure that every pupil receives a full-time education. We expect all children on roll to attend every day, when the school is in session as long as they are fit and healthy enough to do so. We believe that the most important factor in promoting good attendance is the development of positive attitudes towards school. Research demonstrates a clear link between good attainment and good attendance. We strive to make all of our schools a happy and rewarding experience for all children. We will also make the best provision we can for those children who, due to ill health, are prevented from coming to school.