Ethos and Aims

At Dr Triplett’s we aim to serve our community, providing an education of the highest quality within the context of Christian belief and practice. We encourage understanding of the meaning and significance of faith, promoting forgiveness and unity through the Christian values of Love, Compassion and Respect, which permeate every aspect of school life both in how we treat one another and the ways we teach. We inspire every child to be the best they can be to prepare them for the next stage in their life’s journey.

Aims and Objectives

We aim to provide a warm, caring environment where the children feel secure and valued. As a Church of England School we uphold Christian values whilst embracing the diversity of the human family. We believe that our children should learn in an environment which is tolerant and respectful of all beliefs and cultures.

We aim to provide a broad and balanced curriculum that will enable each child to reach their full potential and develop their interests, talents and skills. We want pupils to develop lively, enquiring minds with ability to question, discuss and formulate ideas and we want them to become independent learners.

We aim to encourage physical development, team spirit and personal excellence in sport.

We aim to give children a wide range of experiences which will extend their understanding of themselves and the world they live in, and enable them to acquire the basic concepts, values and attitudes which will form a sound basis for secondary school and eventually for adult life.

We encourage children to show consideration and respect for other members of the school and wider community and to develop a sense of responsibility for themselves, for others and for the environment.

We aim to provide opportunities for spiritual growth and development through collective worship, times for reflection and opportunities for prayer.

We seek to establish an effective partnership between home, school, church and the community for the well being of the children and the success of the school.