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The St Stephen’s Experience

Nurture, Grow, Flourish.

The St Stephen’s Experience brings together the opportunities and support that help children discover their interests, find their voice and feel they belong.

At St Stephen’s Church of England Primary School in West Bowling, Bradford, our clubs, visits, pupil leadership and wider experiences work alongside our curriculum, shaped by our Christian vision: Nurture, Grow, Flourish. St Stephen’s CE –

How do our clubs help children discover new interests?

Our extracurricular clubs give children time to try something different, develop skills and enjoy activities with others. Explore the clubs available and find out how your child can take part. St Stephen’s CE –

How do visits and enrichment bring learning to life?

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Educational visits, visitors and residential experiences connect learning with the wider world. They give children new places to explore, new questions to ask and opportunities to grow in confidence and independence.

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How do pupils have a voice and become leaders?

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Pupil councils and leadership roles give children opportunities to represent others, share ideas and take responsibility. Our Collective Worship Council, for example, gathers classmates’ views and helps shape worship. We want children to experience leadership through listening, contributing and making a difference. St Stephen’s CE –

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How do we support mental health and wellbeing?

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We help children understand feelings, build positive relationships and recognise when they need support. Our provision includes myHappymind and Mindful Moments with Miss Harrison, alongside everyday conversations and support from trusted adults.

Explore Mental Health & Wellbeing

How do we teach children about staying safe?

Our safeguarding curriculum helps children learn about online safety, respectful relationships, personal boundaries and seeking help. Through age-appropriate learning, we encourage children to share worries and identify trusted adults. Adults remain responsible for protecting children.

Explore Learning to Be Safe

How do our values shape character and belonging?

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Our Christian vision, Gospel Values and Learning Goals guide how we learn and live together. We encourage kindness, respect and responsibility through everyday choices and contributions to our community. As a School of Sanctuary, we place welcome and belonging at the heart of school life. St Stephen’s CE

 

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How do we help every child take part?

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We work with families to understand individual needs and reduce barriers to participation, including for children with special educational needs and disabilities and those learning English as an additional language.

Please talk to us about the support your child needs.

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