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Hollybush Primary School

Nurture, Respect, Aspire

Broad Lane, Bramley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS13 2JJ

0113 887 3310

British Values




Actively promoting the values means challenging opinions or behaviors in school that are contrary to fundamental British values.


At Hollybush Primary School these values are reinforced regularly and in the following ways:





The children have lots of opportunities to share their views and have a voice. There is a school council with elected members who meet to discuss issues raised in the class councils. The school council is provided with a budget which they can use to make changes agreed in these meetings. There are also school food ambassadors who work together to improve the lunch time experience for all pupils.


Pupils are always listened to by adults and are taught to listen carefully and with respect to each other.



The Rule of Law

The importance of laws and rules, whether they are those in the class, school or the country are consistently reinforced during everyday life at Hollybush as well as when dealing with behaviour incidents and through school assemblies. The children are taught the value of and reasons for the rules and laws, the responsibilities that are involved and the consequences if these are broken.



Individual Liberty

At Hollybush, children are actively encouraged to make choices within a safe and supportive environment. We provide boundaries and education to help the children to make choices about a range of things such as what they learn, how they learn and which extra-curricular activities they will participate in.


Through E-safety and PSHE lessons the children are taught to exercise rights and freedoms safely.



Mutual Respect



RE lessons, ethos statements and assemblies and work in other areas of the curriculum highlight the differences between cultures around the world. Termly festival assemblies provide the opportunity for children to learn about different faiths and their beliefs.


Charity events are held at Hollybush each half term where children also think about people who are less fortunate than themselves.

