Values and Philosophy

Our Values And Philosophy

Mission Statement

To provide an outstanding education and opportunities which inspire pupils and nurture individual talents in an environment which celebrates diversity.

Motto

Tu ne cede malis
Do not give in to misfortune - but advance all the more boldly against them.

A Ryleys Pupil

5 values - A Ryleys pupil & team member will demonstrate these characteristics.

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A DESIRE TO LEARN

Our pupils have academic ambition and are hard working
 

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A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

Our pupils value diversity and are community oriented
 

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A COMMITTED TEAM PLAYER

In all that we do, our pupils commit to extracurricular activities and demonstrate teamwork
 

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A GENEROSITY OF SPIRIT

Our pupils value good manners and demonstrate acts of kindness
 

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A QUIET CONFIDENCE

Tu ne cede malis
 

The personal development of every pupil underpins all teaching and learning within the school setting. It is integral in achieving positive outcomes for all pupils and to enable pupils to become well-rounded individuals who can thrive as members of society. 

We encourage, promote, adopt and embed a range of skills and experiences that allow children to become life-long learners and acquire skills for life to manage challenges and responsibilities in an ever-changing world. Feeling safe, secure and valued enables children to flourish and fulfil their academic potential.

We aim to help children deal with real life issues which are central to their wellbeing and to address matters of personal concern, manage their feelings, build relationships and social skills with adults and peers, have a sense of belonging and make their own positive contribution to a community.

Through explicit programmes of study and through implicit daily opportunities, children learn skills of self-awareness, collaboration, reasoning, discussion, critical thinking and decision making. Pupils learn to stay healthy and safe, take responsibility for their own actions and respect democracy, justice, law and human rights.

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