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Bishop Pursglove C of E Primary School
Reach Higher, Think Deeper, Love Wider
VISION
We 'Reach higher', 'Think Deeper' and 'Love Wider' nurturing an environment where every child is empowered
to flourish.
Reach Higher, Think Deeper, Love Wider
At our school, we think deeper by learning with understanding and asking big questions. We love wider by showing kindness and caring for everyone. We reach higher by trying our best and believing in ourselves.
Like a bishop, we lead with love, act with courage and help others.
our school, we think deeper by learning with understanding and asking big questions.
“May you have the power to understand, together with all the Lord’s people, how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ.” — Ephesians 3:18
This inspiring verse is at the heart of our school vision.
Reach Higher, Think Deeper and Love Wider.
It reminds us to show love and kindness to all, to grow in wisdom and understanding and to always strive to be the very best we can be — in learning, in faith and in life.
Reach Higher – This shows our commitment to excellence. We believe that every child should have the opportunity to be the best that they can be and our job as a school is to enable and encourage each individual child to take the next step of their climb and achieve more everyday.
Think Deeper – We are not here just to fill children with facts and help them pass tests, but to nurture and encourage their growth in all areas. Children have the ability to ask and think about the big questions in life and we cherish these questions and share in the journey of discovering answers with the children.
Love Wider – As a church school, we believe that Love is the most important value of all. We want children who have spent time in our school, not only to feel loved and respected as individuals, no matter what mistakes they make, but to pass it on and make the world a better place. We want our children and staff to be outstanding citizens who put others before themselves. The word “wider” also reminds us that difference of all kinds should be celebrated and that everyone is loved by God.