Vision and Values

Loxwood School Vision and Values

Our Vision

At Loxwood we want our children to be curious and to love learning, ensuring that they are prepared and resilient for the world beyond Loxwood.

We want every child to feel safe and happy and understand the importance of kindness in all that they do. Inclusivity and equity is a key part of our approach at Loxwood. 

We want every child to be healthy, both physically and emotionally.

Our Values

At Loxwood, we encourage our children, staff and governors to believe in a ‘growth mindset’ approach. We believe that every day is a learning opportunity and mistakes aid learning.

“Anyone who has never made a mistake, has never tried something new” Albert Einstein

We encourage our children to be creative and curious learners, and to discover their own interests and passions. 

We believe that our curriculum should be exciting, purposeful and fun and we have spent time as a teaching community, creating a teaching and learning provision that enables every child to thrive.  

Our core values are Kindness, Respect, Independence, Resilience and Curiosity. We celebrate our values in celebration assemblies on Fridays.

Our families are so supportive, here are a few comments from them about our school.
 
"We just want to say that we could not have chosen a better school for our son. The way he has flourished and grown in his time at Loxwood has been amazing to witness and we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of the staff that have encouraged our son in his love for learning, indulged his curiosity for animals and guided him in important everyday values." 
 
"I just wanted to to say what a wonderful school Loxwood is. Both my children love coming to school every day, and this is because you have such a wonderful teaching and support staff. Thank you so much for the positivity you bring in engaging them in their learning and for all the enrichment activities, such as Free Write Friday and the celebration assemblies. My daughter loved the trip to the zoo and both of them have been excited about World Book Day. It is lovely to see them wanting to come to school and continuing their learning outside of the classroom."
 
"I just wanted to write to thank you all for the fabulous afternoon today. I just loved the really relaxed atmosphere and the way that every single child was included by supportive adults and older pupils. The year 6 pupils were so supportive and caring to the younger children and set such an excellent example. I am so pleased our granddaughter is a member of such a lovely caring community."