British Values
We agree with the Department for Education’s five part definition of British Values:
Democracy
The Rule of Law
Individual Liberty
Mutual Respect
Tolerance of those of different Faiths and Beliefs
British Values policy
British Values - Where are they in HCPS?
"Coronation crafts and cucumber sandwiches" Y4
We celebrated the Coronation in Y4 by making cucumber sandwiches, decorating our own crowns and playing games.
"Tolerance" KS2 Assembly Summer 1
British Values assembly about Tolerance and equality.
Democracy in Ancient Greece Year 4
"Who stole the HCPS Trophy?" Finding out how the Police solve a crime on CSI day.
Platinum Jubilee Fun at HCPS .
We all dressed in red white and blue on Jubilee day at the end of Summer 1! Firstly, all of the children in school were presented with a special commemorative Platinum Jubilee mug after an Assembly given by Rev Tina Stevens. The mugs had kindly been donated by the Churches in and around Hornsea. We all sang the National Anthem too.
Then we made our own decorated crowns to wear during the day and other activities about the Queen and her family. We played games outside and also contributed to an enormous paper chain of hope made by the whole school. The best bit though by far was the Jubilee picnic and the lovely buns made by our school cooks. Happy Platinum Jubilee !
Platinum Jubilee Fun at HCPS.
Platinum Jubilee Art
Following the rules...
Children at HCPS have been trying very hard to follow the rules for keeping safe from Covid 19
Washing our hands, keeping our social distance, sitting at our desks safely.
Following the rules.
British Value Activities 2019 - 2020
Year 3 voted to elect a School Council member September 2018
British Values Summer term 2018
Family Learning Day. Saturday 14th April
We had fun during our family learning day!
Learning about British Values.
British Values Day 23.02.18
On Friday 23rd February we held a special "British Values Day " where we had another look at the list of British Values; Democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect and tolerance of those of different faiths and beliefs.
We were able to think about what they mean to us in school and teachers chose different activities throughout the day such as artwork , discussions, role play to help us. As part of the day the children were also asked to design their own British Values "Mood Monster" showing each value as a "character," to make them easier to remember, particularly for younger children. Winning "monsters" to be judged by Mrs Whitehead... "Watch this "monster" space!!...
British Values Day 23.02.18
Autumn term 1. British Values. 2017
The children have been exited to begin the Autumn term with a new teacher, new class and new rules...
Each class have discussed the importance of rules in school and designed their own "class rules" to match our Golden Rules.
British Values "Our School Rules"
British Values Autumn 1 2017
Summer 2 British Values
The theme of the Hull City of Culture was a popular choice for a whole school arts week.
During the project the children worked co-operatively in mixed age groups on different themes organised by teachers. Some of the themes included; the Land of Green Ginger, The Hull Daily Mail, Humber Street Market, Hull's Whaling industry, and an excellent dance and Drama piece based on the Lost Trawlermen. Artwork included a multimedia collage based on East Park, Amy Johnson's Moth sculptures, Papier mache Spencer Tunic 'blue people'and even a baked interpretation of The Land Of Green Ginger.
The children all enjoyed working with children of different ages They have gained some new art skills,have increased their cultural knowledge and overall they have gained a greater knowledge and sense of pride in the City of Hull and the local area.
Hull City of Culture Arts week
Summer term 2017 British Values displays
British Values at HCPS Summer 2
British Values Summer 1
UK Parliament Week - The Speaker's School Council Awards - April 2017
A team of six Year 6 children are entering the Speaker's School Council Awards as part of UK Parliament Week. This is an annual festival that engages people from across the UK with Parliament. Our pupils will be explaining how children from our school are having a positive impact on the school and the local community by working together to create a positive difference.
British Values through Sport - March 2017
Family Learning Day
1st April 2017
Our special "Family Learning day" took place on Saturday 1st April. Parents. Grandparents and carers were invited to take part in lots of different activities and to also find out about "British Values." from the children's words and pictures on our wall displays in the KS2 hall. The children have been learning about British Values throughout their school curriculum and activities.
Family Learning Day April 1st 2017
Spring Term 2017
British Values Day 17th March.
Teachers were invited to choose to explore any aspect of the fundamental British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, and mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs; to illustrate them in different ways and for the children to learn about each value. For example; Children in Year 4 drew their ideas about "respect" in chalk on the playground. EYFS acted out the story of "The Lion and the Mouse" during PE to learn about kindness, tolerance of others and mutual respect.
British Values Day.
British Values Autumn 2016
British Values Summer Term - 2016
