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What is meant by “British Values”?
All schools have a duty to promote the fundamental British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs.
Through our provision of SMSC (social, moral, spiritual and cultural), we:
How does Brigshaw promote these values?
Our core values fully encapsulate how central the British values outlined above are to everything we believe in and do at Brigshaw. Our strapline ‘Respect for Learning’ also helps students to understand what these values mean to their everyday life in school.
British values are embodied in the following more specific ways:
Our Religious Studies curriculum helps students to learn about, understand and debate a multitude of topics that are directly applicable to promoting British values, for example:
Students participate in six 'drop-down' days of Personal Health, Social and Citizenship Education from Years 7-11. These themed days help students to develop a full understanding of the world around them, so that they can make informed choices in their lives. Key parts of this programme focus on the nature of democracy in Britain and the world of work.
You can also view our Parent's Prevent leaflet for further information.