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The Warriner Pledge

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Your Warriner School 5-year Pledge 

‘The Warriner School has an excellent academic reputation, both locally and more widely, and we are very proud to be an integral part of the community that we serve.’ 

At the Warriner School, we are committed to supporting your academic, social and personal development with the aim that this enables you to develop the skills necessary to take an active role in our community. The Warriner School gives a pledge, that you will complete 16 key experiences over your 5-year academic journey from Year 7-11.  The journey is designed to prepare you for life in modern Britain.  Through these 16 experiences you will build and embed upon the Warriner School Values; Respectful, Ready and Responsible

 

Experience 

The Warriner Values

Rationale

 

1 Visit a local historical site or Museum 

Respectful 

Enhance your knowledge of the world around us and its complexities.   
2 Represent the school 

Ready 

Develop character, values, skills and citizenship.   
3 Participate in a Remembrance Day event 

Respectful 

To remember and reflect on those who gave their lives for our freedom today.   
4 Raise money for a charity 

Responsible 

To make a difference and support an important cause.   
5 Water competency / Swimming 

Ready 

We will equip you with the skills to ensure you are safe in a body of water.   
6 Participate in an outdoor educational activity 

Ready 

To improve our mental health and wellbeing.   
7 Participate in a whole school sporting activity 

Ready and Responsible 

To enjoy participation in sport and physical activity.   
8 Be able to cook a meal for someone 

Ready and Respectful 

To become healthy adults with knowledge of cooking techniques, preparing foods and new tastes.   
9 Attend a careers/post 16 experience 

Ready 

To be aware of the latest industry trends, developments and career opportunities.   
10 Attend a visit to a theatre 

Respectful 

Cultural enrichment: The theatre offers a wide variety of plays, musicals, and other performances that can introduce you to new cultures and perspectives.   
11 Listen to a talk about diversity  

Respectful 

Learn more about different experiences, values and beliefs.   
12 Engage in a lunchtime or after school extracurricular activity 

Ready and Responsible 

Develop your social circle, skills, interests and passions.   
13 Access training on restorative practices 

Ready, Responsible and Respectful

A restorative approach recognises that people are the experts of their own solutions and, if implemented effectively, will promote accountability and maximise personal responsibility. A restorative approach provides a framework of values, thinking and language that is helpful when 'something' needs to be restored.   
14 Participate in a Farm education activity 

Respectful 

Through agricultural education, we can have a thorough knowledge of where their food comes from and understand how agriculture can help meet the needs of a growing population.   
15 Attend a live sporting event 

Ready and Responsible 

To experience the excitement and atmosphere of an elite level sports event.   
16 Read a book from three different genres 

Ready 

Develop skills in fluency and comprehension; and how different genres of writing take are used to capture the imagination.