SOCIAL, MORAL, SPIRITUAL AND CULTURAL CURRICULUM

At St. John Vianney, we ensure that our pupils are exposed to the vast array of Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural experiences and influences that shape our daily lives in modern Britain.

In order to be successful and tolerant members of our societies, in all their diversity, we need to constantly explore our opinions and reactions to the world around us.

SPIRITUAL, MORAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CALENDAR

Roald Dahl Day (Cultural): To celebrate a significant children’s author and to raise motivation in Literacy.

• International Peace Day (Moral): To raise awareness world conflicts and the importance of tolerance and peaceful, political resolutions. CLICK HERE TO WATCH OUR PEACE MOVIE!

• Macmillan Coffee Morning (Moral/Social): To raise awareness of the care and support that Macmillan nurses give to cancer patients and the importance of fundraising to support these events. CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW OUR EVENT WENT!

• Judaism – Jewish New Year (Cultural, Spiritual, Moral): To develop understanding of other faiths. To observe similarities and differences. Click here to learn more:  http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/clips/zgqnv4j

• Black History (Cultural Spiritual Moral): To raise awareness of other cultures. To observe differences and similarities in theirs and the lives of others. To understand the prejudices which used to exist. CLICK HERE TO LOOK AT WHAT WE TALKED ABOUT

'The British' by Benjamin Zephaniah (and Year 6)!

CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR TAKE ON BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH'S "THE BRITISH!

• National Poetry Day (Social, Cultural): Opportunity to write and share the expressive artform of poetry.

• Diwali (Spiritual, Cultural): To develop understanding of other faiths. To observe similarities and differences. CLICK ON OUR SIDE SHOW BELOW TO SEE WHAT WE LEARNED.

• Month of Holy Souls (Spiritual, Moral): To teach the children that death is a natural part of living and to pray for the departed helps their souls find God.

• Armistice Day (Moral, Cultural, Spiritual): To ensure children remember the World Wars and the sacrifice made by our ancestors for the freedoms we have.

CLICK ON OUR SIDE SHOW BELOW TO SEE WHAT WE LEARNED.

• Road Safety Week (Social): Raising awareness of road safety and looking at how we can help each other stay safe. 

• Anti-Bullying Week (Moral, Spiritual): To raise awareness of bullying and discuss what we can do to stop it.

   LOOK AT OUR ANTI-BULLYING FILM BELOW: HIGHLY PRAISED BY          THE NSPCC.

• Advent (Cultural Spiritual Social Moral): To understand the importance of Advent and Christmas within Christianity. To celebrate the true meaning of the Christian festival.

• Creative Art Focus (Cultural, Social): To understand the contribution that Art and Artists have had on our societies and cultures.

• Aspirations (Social, Moral): To understand that to lead content and successful lives, it takes hard work and clarity. We asked Jermaine Jenas, Spurs star, England international and TV personality, to give the children an insight on what it takes to make the most of your talents!

• Classic Literature Month (Cultural, Social): To understand the importance of books and authors in the development of children throughout history. 

• Chinese New Year (Cultural, Social): To understand the ways in which other cultures celebrate importance milestones in everyday life.

• Fair Trade Week (Cultural, Social, Moral): To understand the importance of treating workers and other nations fairly.

• Cycling Proficiency (Social): To understand how to keep safe when using your bike and sharing roads with vehicles.

• Internet Safety (Social, Moral): To understand the power of the internet and the importance of using applications and communications responsibly and safely.

PHSE (CITIZENSHIP & ECONOMIC WELLBEING)

INTRODUCTION TO BRITISH VALUES

KS2 - RULE OF LAW

KS1 - RULES. WHAT THEY ARE AND WHY WE HAVE THEM

THE PASTORAL MENTOR - WHERE TO GO WHEN YOU NEED HELP

BRITISH VALUES - LOCAL DEMONCRACY

SOCIAL, MORAL, SPIRITUAL AND CULTURAL CURRICULUM

At St. John Vianney, we ensure that our pupils are exposed to the vast array of Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural experiences and influences that shape our daily lives in modern Britain.

In order to be successful and tolerant members of our societies, in all their diversity, we need to constantly explore our opinions and reactions to the world around us.

SPIRITUAL, MORAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CALENDAR

Roald Dahl Day (Cultural): To celebrate a significant children’s author and to raise motivation in Literacy.

• International Peace Day (Moral): To raise awareness world conflicts and the importance of tolerance and peaceful, political resolutions. CLICK HERE TO WATCH OUR PEACE MOVIE!

• Macmillan Coffee Morning (Moral/Social): To raise awareness of the care and support that Macmillan nurses give to cancer patients and the importance of fundraising to support these events. CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW OUR EVENT WENT!

• Judaism – Jewish New Year (Cultural, Spiritual, Moral): To develop understanding of other faiths. To observe similarities and differences. Click here to learn more:  http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/clips/zgqnv4j

• Black History (Cultural Spiritual Moral): To raise awareness of other cultures. To observe differences and similarities in theirs and the lives of others. To understand the prejudices which used to exist. CLICK HERE TO LOOK AT WHAT WE TALKED ABOUT

'The British' by Benjamin Zephaniah (and Year 6)!

CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR TAKE ON BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH'S "THE BRITISH!

• National Poetry Day (Social, Cultural): Opportunity to write and share the expressive artform of poetry.

• Diwali (Spiritual, Cultural): To develop understanding of other faiths. To observe similarities and differences. CLICK ON OUR SIDE SHOW BELOW TO SEE WHAT WE LEARNED.

• Month of Holy Souls (Spiritual, Moral): To teach the children that death is a natural part of living and to pray for the departed helps their souls find God.

• Armistice Day (Moral, Cultural, Spiritual): To ensure children remember the World Wars and the sacrifice made by our ancestors for the freedoms we have.

CLICK ON OUR SIDE SHOW BELOW TO SEE WHAT WE LEARNED.

• Road Safety Week (Social): Raising awareness of road safety and looking at how we can help each other stay safe. 

• Anti-Bullying Week (Moral, Spiritual): To raise awareness of bullying and discuss what we can do to stop it.

   LOOK AT OUR ANTI-BULLYING FILM BELOW: HIGHLY PRAISED BY          THE NSPCC.

• Advent (Cultural Spiritual Social Moral): To understand the importance of Advent and Christmas within Christianity. To celebrate the true meaning of the Christian festival.

• Creative Art Focus (Cultural, Social): To understand the contribution that Art and Artists have had on our societies and cultures.

• Aspirations (Social, Moral): To understand that to lead content and successful lives, it takes hard work and clarity. We asked Jermaine Jenas, Spurs star, England international and TV personality, to give the children an insight on what it takes to make the most of your talents!

• Classic Literature Month (Cultural, Social): To understand the importance of books and authors in the development of children throughout history. 

• Chinese New Year (Cultural, Social): To understand the ways in which other cultures celebrate importance milestones in everyday life.

• Fair Trade Week (Cultural, Social, Moral): To understand the importance of treating workers and other nations fairly.

• Cycling Proficiency (Social): To understand how to keep safe when using your bike and sharing roads with vehicles.

• Internet Safety (Social, Moral): To understand the power of the internet and the importance of using applications and communications responsibly and safely.

PHSE (CITIZENSHIP & ECONOMIC WELLBEING)

INTRODUCTION TO BRITISH VALUES

KS2 - RULE OF LAW

KS1 - RULES. WHAT THEY ARE AND WHY WE HAVE THEM

THE PASTORAL MENTOR - WHERE TO GO WHEN YOU NEED HELP

BRITISH VALUES - LOCAL DEMONCRACY

SOCIAL, MORAL, SPIRITUAL AND CULTURAL CURRICULUM

At St. John Vianney, we ensure that our pupils are exposed to the vast array of Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural experiences and influences that shape our daily lives in modern Britain.

In order to be successful and tolerant members of our societies, in all their diversity, we need to constantly explore our opinions and reactions to the world around us.

SPIRITUAL, MORAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CALENDAR

Roald Dahl Day (Cultural): To celebrate a significant children’s author and to raise motivation in Literacy.

• International Peace Day (Moral): To raise awareness world conflicts and the importance of tolerance and peaceful, political resolutions. CLICK HERE TO WATCH OUR PEACE MOVIE!

• Macmillan Coffee Morning (Moral/Social): To raise awareness of the care and support that Macmillan nurses give to cancer patients and the importance of fundraising to support these events. CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW OUR EVENT WENT!

• Judaism – Jewish New Year (Cultural, Spiritual, Moral): To develop understanding of other faiths. To observe similarities and differences. Click here to learn more:  http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/clips/zgqnv4j

• Black History (Cultural Spiritual Moral): To raise awareness of other cultures. To observe differences and similarities in theirs and the lives of others. To understand the prejudices which used to exist. CLICK HERE TO LOOK AT WHAT WE TALKED ABOUT

'The British' by Benjamin Zephaniah (and Year 6)!

CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR TAKE ON BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH'S "THE BRITISH!

• National Poetry Day (Social, Cultural): Opportunity to write and share the expressive artform of poetry.

• Diwali (Spiritual, Cultural): To develop understanding of other faiths. To observe similarities and differences. CLICK ON OUR SIDE SHOW BELOW TO SEE WHAT WE LEARNED.

• Month of Holy Souls (Spiritual, Moral): To teach the children that death is a natural part of living and to pray for the departed helps their souls find God.

• Armistice Day (Moral, Cultural, Spiritual): To ensure children remember the World Wars and the sacrifice made by our ancestors for the freedoms we have.

CLICK ON OUR SIDE SHOW BELOW TO SEE WHAT WE LEARNED.

• Road Safety Week (Social): Raising awareness of road safety and looking at how we can help each other stay safe. 

• Anti-Bullying Week (Moral, Spiritual): To raise awareness of bullying and discuss what we can do to stop it.

   LOOK AT OUR ANTI-BULLYING FILM BELOW: HIGHLY PRAISED BY          THE NSPCC.

• Advent (Cultural Spiritual Social Moral): To understand the importance of Advent and Christmas within Christianity. To celebrate the true meaning of the Christian festival.

• Creative Art Focus (Cultural, Social): To understand the contribution that Art and Artists have had on our societies and cultures.

• Aspirations (Social, Moral): To understand that to lead content and successful lives, it takes hard work and clarity. We asked Jermaine Jenas, Spurs star, England international and TV personality, to give the children an insight on what it takes to make the most of your talents!

• Classic Literature Month (Cultural, Social): To understand the importance of books and authors in the development of children throughout history. 

• Chinese New Year (Cultural, Social): To understand the ways in which other cultures celebrate importance milestones in everyday life.

• Fair Trade Week (Cultural, Social, Moral): To understand the importance of treating workers and other nations fairly.

• Cycling Proficiency (Social): To understand how to keep safe when using your bike and sharing roads with vehicles.

• Internet Safety (Social, Moral): To understand the power of the internet and the importance of using applications and communications responsibly and safely.

PHSE (CITIZENSHIP & ECONOMIC WELLBEING)

INTRODUCTION TO BRITISH VALUES

KS2 - RULE OF LAW

KS1 - RULES. WHAT THEY ARE AND WHY WE HAVE THEM

THE PASTORAL MENTOR - WHERE TO GO WHEN YOU NEED HELP

BRITISH VALUES - LOCAL DEMONCRACY

SOCIAL, MORAL, SPIRITUAL AND CULTURAL CURRICULUM

At St. John Vianney, we ensure that our pupils are exposed to the vast array of Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural experiences and influences that shape our daily lives in modern Britain.

In order to be successful and tolerant members of our societies, in all their diversity, we need to constantly explore our opinions and reactions to the world around us.

SPIRITUAL, MORAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CALENDAR

Roald Dahl Day (Cultural): To celebrate a significant children’s author and to raise motivation in Literacy.

• International Peace Day (Moral): To raise awareness world conflicts and the importance of tolerance and peaceful, political resolutions. CLICK HERE TO WATCH OUR PEACE MOVIE!

• Macmillan Coffee Morning (Moral/Social): To raise awareness of the care and support that Macmillan nurses give to cancer patients and the importance of fundraising to support these events. CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW OUR EVENT WENT!

• Judaism – Jewish New Year (Cultural, Spiritual, Moral): To develop understanding of other faiths. To observe similarities and differences. Click here to learn more:  http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/clips/zgqnv4j

• Black History (Cultural Spiritual Moral): To raise awareness of other cultures. To observe differences and similarities in theirs and the lives of others. To understand the prejudices which used to exist. CLICK HERE TO LOOK AT WHAT WE TALKED ABOUT

'The British' by Benjamin Zephaniah (and Year 6)!

CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR TAKE ON BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH'S "THE BRITISH!

• National Poetry Day (Social, Cultural): Opportunity to write and share the expressive artform of poetry.

• Diwali (Spiritual, Cultural): To develop understanding of other faiths. To observe similarities and differences. CLICK ON OUR SIDE SHOW BELOW TO SEE WHAT WE LEARNED.

• Month of Holy Souls (Spiritual, Moral): To teach the children that death is a natural part of living and to pray for the departed helps their souls find God.

• Armistice Day (Moral, Cultural, Spiritual): To ensure children remember the World Wars and the sacrifice made by our ancestors for the freedoms we have.

CLICK ON OUR SIDE SHOW BELOW TO SEE WHAT WE LEARNED.

• Road Safety Week (Social): Raising awareness of road safety and looking at how we can help each other stay safe. 

• Anti-Bullying Week (Moral, Spiritual): To raise awareness of bullying and discuss what we can do to stop it.

   LOOK AT OUR ANTI-BULLYING FILM BELOW: HIGHLY PRAISED BY          THE NSPCC.

• Advent (Cultural Spiritual Social Moral): To understand the importance of Advent and Christmas within Christianity. To celebrate the true meaning of the Christian festival.

• Creative Art Focus (Cultural, Social): To understand the contribution that Art and Artists have had on our societies and cultures.

• Aspirations (Social, Moral): To understand that to lead content and successful lives, it takes hard work and clarity. We asked Jermaine Jenas, Spurs star, England international and TV personality, to give the children an insight on what it takes to make the most of your talents!

• Classic Literature Month (Cultural, Social): To understand the importance of books and authors in the development of children throughout history. 

• Chinese New Year (Cultural, Social): To understand the ways in which other cultures celebrate importance milestones in everyday life.

• Fair Trade Week (Cultural, Social, Moral): To understand the importance of treating workers and other nations fairly.

• Cycling Proficiency (Social): To understand how to keep safe when using your bike and sharing roads with vehicles.

• Internet Safety (Social, Moral): To understand the power of the internet and the importance of using applications and communications responsibly and safely.

PHSE (CITIZENSHIP & ECONOMIC WELLBEING)

INTRODUCTION TO BRITISH VALUES

KS2 - RULE OF LAW

KS1 - RULES. WHAT THEY ARE AND WHY WE HAVE THEM

THE PASTORAL MENTOR - WHERE TO GO WHEN YOU NEED HELP

BRITISH VALUES - LOCAL DEMONCRACY