In Moor Row Primary School we recognise the importance of promoting the social, moral, spiritual and cultural development of all pupils by providing a range of experience both within the formal curriculum, through the ethos of the school and through interactions with the adults within our school community.
We are developing a broad and balanced curriculum that reflects the individual needs of our pupils whilst representing the diversity of the world. This curriculum is enhanced by regular enrichment activities such as visits, visitors and activity days and is responsive to changing needs.
Examples of our work to promote SMSC include:
A Pupil Behaviour Policy based upon a system of rights and responsibilities
Promoting the school’s three core values of Manners, Respect & Success
Promoting Anti-Bullying Week
A Religious Education curriculum that covers a range of faiths
The opportunity for all Key Stage 2 pupils to develop important collaborative skills by working with other schools as part of the annual Young Voices Concerts
Regular visits and visitors to support the curriculum allowing for cultural capital opportunities
Harvest celebrations and support for the local food bank
A curriculum for online safety
Involvement in World Book Day
Work with Cumbria Wheelchair Basketball Association to raise awareness of disability in sport
Opportunities to visit the theatre of to engage with a visiting performance
Participation in competitive sport within the local schools' cluster
Annual sports day event in school house system
Involvement in annual Bright Star entrepreneur activities – ‘Making a difference’
Introduction of ‘The Cumbrian Award’