William Ransom is a Values Based School. This means we learn about the core values we have in life. We discuss them and try hard to exemplify these values to help to make us better people. Each half term, we introduce a new value and hope that the children will make an extra effort to … Read more
At William Ransom Primary School we introduced the Values system three years ago with great success. We have recently reviewed the values we have chosen and have adapted our scheme. We now focus on one value per half term (as opposed to one value every month) so we can give the children plenty of opportunities … Read more
William Ransom Primary School celebrated World Values Day on Thursday 18th October. Our Achievers that day were all based around the Values we have covered and our lessons were focused on relevant values, for example cooperation in any pair work, respect in History and perseverance in PE. Here are some photos from the day.
At William Ransom Primary School we introduced the Values system three years ago with great success. We have recently reviewed the values we have chosen and have adapted our scheme. We now focus on one value per half term (as opposed to one value every month) so we can give the children plenty of opportunities … Read more
William Ransom Primary School celebrated World Values Day on Thursday 18th October. Our Achievers that day were all based around the Values we have covered and our lessons were focused on relevant values, for example cooperation in any pair work, respect in History and perseverance in PE. Here are some photos from the day.
As we have moved into a new month it is time for us to focus on a new value. The value for January is kindness. Mrs Driver introduced this in a whole school assembly on the first day of term. She gave the children many examples of how they could demonstrate kindness around the school. … Read more
As we have moved into a new month it is time for us to focus on a new value. The value for January is kindness. Mrs Driver introduced this in a whole school assembly on the first day of term. She gave the children many examples of how they could demonstrate kindness around the school. … Read more
Our value for the month of November was Tolerance. At Key Stage One this was defined as 'being kind to each other and accepting that all people are different'. The definition for Key Stage Two was 'ability, willingness or capacity to tolerate something'. Yellow leaves were given out for this value.
The value for the month of December is peace. For Key Stage One this is defined as 'getting on with others and knowing how to resolve arguments'. For Key Stage Two the definition is 'freedom from disturbance, freedom from war'. Because 1st December fell on a Tuesday the value was introduced in Key Stage Assemblies which worked very well. … Read more
Our value for the month of November was Tolerance. At Key Stage One this was defined as 'being kind to each other and accepting that all people are different'. The definition for Key Stage Two was 'ability, willingness or capacity to tolerate something'. Yellow leaves were given out for this value.
