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School Values

School Values
 
At Donington Cowley Endowed Primary School our school values are integral to our curriculum and to the ethos of our school: Determination, Courage. Excellence, Pride and Success
British Values
 
Our school promotes these values and teaches children about each of these through our curriculum: 
 
Democracy
Rule of Law
Individual Liberty
Mutual Respect 
Tolerance
 
Behaviour Principles
 
Our school has developed a behaviour curriculum from Reception to Year 6 underpinned by the 5 Rs: Respect
Responsibility
Relationships
Resilience
Reflection
 
 
 
 
 
 
School Council
 
We are proud to introduce our democratically elected School Council representatives for 2024/2025:
 
Year 1: Becca and Archie
 
Year 2: Laletti and Alfie
 
Year 3: Ciara and Archie
 
Year 4: Jessie and Logan
 
Year 5: Rosie and Rocco
 
Year 6: Krystal and Jenson
 Coming Up:
 
On the 5th of December, we will be having a bake sale at the Christmas Choir concert to raise money for our new Chess Club.
School Council News
 
 
September 2024:
 

At the start of this academic year, two children per year group were chosen to represent our school as school councillors. Since then, they have worked with Miss Allen to give pupil voice, make decisions and organise events which are part of our PSHE awareness calendar.

 

 

October 2024:

 

This month, one of our main focuses has been World Mental Health Day, which took place on the 10th of October. The school council decided that during this day, the staff and children would come dress in bright clothing and that we would cover the school in post-it notes which included kind and positive messages. The aim of this was to spread kindness, make others smile and also give people ideas of kind things that they could say to one another.

At the end of the day, the school council presented an assembly to the school about World Mental Health day, explaining what mental health is, why it is important and how we can support both our own and other people’s mental health. We also explained that the worry monsters, which are used in every classroom, is a fantastic way of sharing our thoughts and feelings and that these can be used by all children in school on a daily basis.