Strategic Objectives
Develop a greater sense of spirituality and a greater appreciation of religion around the world.
Outcome
How will pupils, teachers and the school benefit
The Federation’s theologically rooted Christian vision is a living reality that enables pupils and adults to flourish.
Pupils and adults have a shared understanding of spirituality and this enriches both collective worship and the individual’s spiritual development.
The School culture encourages justice and courageous advocacy, enabling pupils to make ethical choices and to be agents of change.
Linked to these Strategic Aims
High quality, inclusive teaching
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Build and maintain an irresistible curriculum
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Actions
How will it be done?
INSET training for staff on Spirituality, led by Richard Wharton. Use this to inform a Spirituality Day in September 25. Use this work to inform Spirituality displays at both schools to capture the responses from a variety of stakeholders.
Timetable a programme of enrichment activities, visits and visitors across the RE curriculum that incorporates a variety of countries and faiths.
Begin the Global Neighbours Programme in June 25 and follow leading to accreditation in Summer 2026.