These are key aspects in the preparation of children for their lives now and as adults and, possibly, parents in the future. It is hoped that the Christian ethos of the school – which emphasises a caring and considerate atmosphere – develops respect for the individual, values the achievements of everyone and encourages attitudes which enable children to make a positive contribution to, and live harmoniously with others in the community.

At appropriate times opportunities are provided for responding to the needs of
others, by supporting charities and appeals, both local and international.

In Health Education the aim is to provide opportunities for children to increase their understanding about their bodies and how they work. This may include hygiene, diet, how to keep fit, use/misuse of drugs, what it means to keep healthy, their personal responsibility for achieving this and factors which promote it. Specific areas of the curriculum, e.g. topic work on Food, Ourselves, Good Health, and the range of physical activities offered support this.