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Cockerton C E Primary School
Newton Lane, DL3 9EX, UK Darlington
Tel. 01325 380758
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Bishop’s Preface

Cockerton Church of England Primary School is one of the family of 56 Church Schools in the Diocese of Durham, in which over 12,000 children are educated.  In the past the Church of England did much to pioneer education in this country, and this school represents the continuing partnership between Church and State at local and national level in the provision of education.  Today, over 20% of all schools belong to the Church of England and they educate over 850,000 children.  This is a significant enterprise.

Church schools, as they serve the Community in which they are set, seek to be distinctive in the education they offer.  The Christian ethos which underpins all their work, and the particular attention that is given to the spiritual and moral development of pupils, makes them special.  It is my hope that the dedication of the Head Teacher and Staff at Cockerton School will provide your child with a sound education in an atmosphere of Christian love and care.

We believe that parents have a vital role to play in partnership with teachers in the education of their children.  We hope that the information contained in this booklet will help you to play your part.  I am sure that the Head Teacher will be very happy to discuss your child’s progress and to give you any help and advice you may require.

As a Church School, your school, like every other school, enjoys the great resources provided by the Local Education Authority, but, in addition, it can call upon the staff of the Diocesan Board of Education.  The Governors of the School meet regularly to give the staff the support they need and to ensure that your child is given the best possible education.

We hope that your child will find this Church School a happy place and a community in which he or she can grow and flourish.

 

Our ethos and values

 

Head Teacher’s Vision

 

for Cockerton to maintain and build on its high academic standards, and to underpin its development with the Christian values it promotes.  I see Cockerton as growing into a school where children not only become literate and numerate, but where they appreciate and develop creativity; where they acquire the skills to harness the benefits of technology; where sporting talent is nurtured; where pupils develop spiritually; where they demonstrate an enthusiasm for learning and where they are challenged to learn more.  To accomplish this vision, my aim is for parents, staff, pupils and the wider community to work in partnership to support learning.

 

School Mission Statement (Formed by the staff and governing body)Cockerton Church of England Primary School: learning, caring and growing together.  We will provide a quality education for life, developing and building on a Christian foundation for each individual in a growing, committed, challenging and professional environment, which is joyful and is life itself.

Ethos Statement – recognising its historic foundation, the school will preserve and develop the religious character in accordance with the principles of the Church at parish and diocesan level.

The school aims to serve its community by providing education of the highest quality within the context of Christian belief and practice.  It encourages an understanding of the meaning and significance of faith and promotes Christian values through the experience it offers all its pupils.

Statement of Aims 

 the school aims to:

raise standards by effective teaching and learning, whereby all individuals feel accountable and motivated by the school’s success; provide challenging work through high, yet realistic expectation and aims to enjoy an effective partnership with parents, who are kept fully informed about their children’s progress and how they too can assist their child’s progress; teach the ‘whole child’, developing aesthetic, creative, spiritual, moral, social and cultural experiences, whilst preparing the pupils for later life.  The school’s effectiveness will be kept under rigorous review to ensure that Cockerton Church of England Primary School provides very good value for money.

Home/School Agreement – this states expectations of the school, the family and the pupil. This is an extremely useful and purposeful document because it values the partnership of the staff and the family ‘learning, caring and growing together’ for the benefit of everyone involved.

Clothing – parents are requested to send their children in practical, sensible clothing clearly named. School uniform is not compulsory but parents are asked to bear in mind the school colours of maroon and sky blue when buying clothes.  Parents are sent order forms at the beginning of each term, in addition to various items of clothing bearing the school logo being stocked in the office. 

School PE kit is a maroon t-shirt with black shorts.  Pupils must bring a change of sensible footwear for PE, i.e. well-fitting plimsolls for indoor use and trainers for outdoor lessons.  For safety reasons, jewellery is discouraged and children will be asked to remove it for PE lessons and swimming.



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