Our Values
Our Core Values are thankfulness, generosity, love, endurance, wisdom and respect.
Our values were comprehensively reviewed and were decided upon in consultation with the children, staff and parents: the whole school community, and they form the 'rules' by which we live. These values are revisited every 7 years. Each half term we focus upon understanding one value in greater depth and each week, certificates are awarded to children who have exemplified one of the values. Our values make everyone in Woodbury School feel cared for, respected and safe and enable us to live life in all its fullness.
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Generosity |
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“The good shepherd is thankful that his sheep follow him and do what he asks them to do. The sheep ae his pride and joy, his job and his responsibility”. “The sheep ae thankful to the shepherd because he cares for them and keeps them safe. They are loyal to him and they trust him”. “The sheep are thankful to the good shepherd because he gives them food and shelter, and they will never leave him”. |
“The good shepherd shows generosity because he will sacrifice his life to save his sheep”. “The good shepherd gives all his time to look after his sheep, even staying up all night making sure that they are safe”. “The good shepherd is generous because he gives his sheep food and helps them whenever they need it”. |
“The good shepherd is loving because he knows all his sheep by name. He loves them all equally, no matter how big or small they are”. “The good shepherd is loving because it doesn’t matter if his sheep do something wrong because he will always forgive them”. “The sheep love the good shepherd as they trust him and always come when he calls”. |
“The good shepherd shows endurance because he looks after his sheep even in cold and stormy weather.” “The good shepherd perseveres as the mountains can be dangerous places and he will not abandon his flock in any circumstances”. “The good shepherd will never give up on his sheep, even if they make mistakes”. |
“The good shepherd is wise because he knows how to look after his sheep. He knows where the best grass is for them to eat”. “The good shepherd shows wisdom because he knows what to do to keep them safe and protect them from danger”. “I think the good shepherd is wise because he learns from his mistakes and makes the right choices at the right time”. |
“The good shepherd shows respect because he knows all his sheep by name and even though they are different and unique, he treats them all the same”. “The good shepherd does not shout at his sheep, he listens to them and understands them. He doesn’t have favourites and he is patient”.
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