In Townhead Primary School we have a shared vision which is underpinned by the values detailed below.  The whole school community is fully committed to self-evaluation and ongoing continuous improvement as we strive towards becoming a Centre of Excellence.

Together with high expectations and an inclusive culture all learners are motivated and inspired to lead a healthy lifestyle and develop knowledge, skills, interests and attitudes that enable our children to strive towards their ambitions in the future.

As a school, we will work hard to ensure that children are safe, healthy, active, nurtured, achieving, respected, responsible and included.

‘OUR SHARED VALUES’

We worked together to create a core set of values and our shared vision;

We value Respect

We value Caring for Others

We value Friendship

We value Equality & Equity

We value Resilience

We value Enthusiasm

We value Teamwork

We value Health & Wellbeing

We value Inclusion

 

In Townhead Primary School we aim to

Do Our Best Every Day

• Provide a first class education
• Strive for continuous improvement
• Develop lively enquiring minds and a love for lifelong learning at every level

Be A Positive Influence Every day

• Be a living example of the values of our community
• Ensure empathy and compassion are at the heart of all we do
• Work for justice, equality for all

Work in Partnership

• Build and strengthen our community
• Work as a team – challenge and support each other
• Learn together – share ideas, skills and expertise

ASPIRE

• Create and grasp opportunity to realise our potential
• Generate a positive, enterprising mind-set
• Aspire towards our goals and targets
• Assume leadership opportunities at all levels through continuous CLPL

Equal Opportunities And Social Inclusion

The school is non-denominational.  We respect and welcome children and parents/carers of all religions, faiths and beliefs.  We endorse fully North Lanarkshire’s Equality and Fairness Policy and are committed to eliminating all forms of discrimination, including race, disability, gender and religion.

The school is committed to ensuring its policies and practices do not impact adversely on any particular group(s) of people and opportunities to promote equality are actively pursued.

No child is discriminated on the grounds of belief, race, culture, gender or ability.  All children are equally valued and provided with an education, which allows them to develop their full potential.  Incidents of racial harassment will be treated seriously and dealt with appropriately.

Implementation of the Education and Families Equality Policy including The Equality and Human Rights Commission’s Technical Guidance for Schools in Scotland is the essential guide for the school community to promote equality.  This can be accessed at:

http://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en/publication-download/technical-guidance-schools-scotland