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Character Education

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​What is character education?

Character education is not new. Schools in a survey by NatCen Social Research and the National Children’s Bureau used a wide variety of curricular and extra-curricular activities to provide character education, including: assemblies, subject lessons, dedicated character education lessons, sports, performance arts clubs, outward bound activities, hobby clubs, and subject learning clubs. These opportunities help young people to explore and express their character and build the skills they need for resilience, empathy and employability.

Character is a complex concept with a number of overlapping facets. We identified four important aspects, which can inform the way schools shape their wider provision for children and young people.


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Early Years Characteristics of Effective Learning.
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​This document is new non-statutory guidance to schools on character education and development for pupils. Due for renewal November 2020.
How does this relate to our vision?​

Our vision is embodied by Genesis 28:15;
‘I am with you and will watch over you wherever you go.’  

Our children know that they are loved and that St Mary’s is a stepping stone in life’s journey and we will support their learning, within and beyond the curriculum so that they can transform and grow and be ready for the next stage in their journey.

Developing children’s character through Commando Joe’s is one of the ways in which we can learn, transform and grow.
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St. Mary's Church of England (VC) Primary School      Southam Road      Banbury      OX16 2EG
Headteacher: Victoria Woods
Tel/Fax: 01295 263026               Email office@banburystmarysschool.co.uk
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  • Home
    • Welcome
    • About Us >
      • Academy Information
      • Curriculum
      • Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND)
      • Admissions
      • Term Dates
      • Vacancies
    • Key Information >
      • Policies
      • Pupil Attainment and Progress
      • Pupil Premium Statement
      • PE and Sports Premium
      • Child Protection Policy
      • Ofsted SIAMS and Parent View
      • British Values
    • Who's Who
    • Governors >
      • Members of the Governing Body
      • Governors Meetings
      • Business Interests and Attendance
    • Safeguarding >
      • Healthy, Happy and Safe. Living and Learning at St Mary's School
      • Privacy Notice
  • Parents
    • Letters, Newsletters
    • Weekly School Blog
    • Calendar
    • School Uniform
    • Attendance
    • ParentMail
    • School Dinners
    • Breakfast Club
    • Early Years
    • Online Safety
    • COVID-19
    • Useful Links
  • Children
    • Fledgling: EYFS
    • Kingfisher: Year 1
    • Cuckoo: Year 2
    • Magpie: Year 3
    • Swallow: Year 4
    • Kestrels: Year 5
    • Owl: Year 6
    • Houses
    • Pupil Leadership Team
    • Online Safety
  • Community
    • The Flight House
    • St Marys Church
    • School Partnerships
    • International Schools
    • Story Time
    • Cookery Corner
  • Contact