Vision

Our vision is embedded in putting pupil success at the heart of every decision.

We provide a happy, stimulating and well-disciplined environment, and encourage each child to reach their full potential and strive for excellence in all areas of school life. We believe in developing pupils’ self-esteem so that they have confidence to use their individual talents, skills and knowledge effectively and leave Forest equipped to be lifelong learners.

We value the partnership which exists between school, parents and community and the part it plays in realising this vision.

School Mission Statement

We aspire for all our children to become confident, secure, caring individuals who achieve personal success and develop a love of learning.

Aims of the School

Forest Preparatory School is dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of its pupils; our policies and practices encompass the needs of all our children from Early Years to Year 6 across all aspects of school life including out of school provision.

It is the duty of all members of staff, both teaching and non-teaching, to play an active role in ensuring that each child’s needs are met. Effective induction practices for all ITT, college and school students, volunteers and visitors aims to promote a consistent approach in meeting the needs of the whole school community.

Aims

To provide a welcoming, safe and secure environment where all children feel valued.
To encourage, extend and celebrate every child’s contribution to the school, ensuring that all children achieve their full potential and strive for self- improvement.
To provide a broad, balanced, enriching curriculum encompassing extra-curricular activities.
To build strong collaborative partnerships with families and the wider community.

At Forest Preparatory School we believe that:

Children have the right to be treated with respect by all people irrespective of age, gender, colour, status, disability or sexual orientation
Children have the right not to be bullied in any way, shape or form
Children have the right to feel safe in and around school
Children have the right to an education and to learn according to their ability
Children have the right to express their opinions and to be heard
Children have the right to expect that their possessions will be secure in and around school
Children have the right to choose their friends
Children have the right to play in safety and without interference

Awards and Accreditations

Part of Bellevue Education