Vision and Values
Our Vision
Rooted in God's Love, we learn and grow together,
so that every child may flourish in faith, hope and love.
1 Corinthians 13:13
At The Glenvale CE Primary School, our Christian vision is rooted in St Paul's teaching: “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love.” (1 Corinthians 13:13)
This biblical teaching provides the foundation for our school community, guiding how we learn, grow and care for one another.
As a growing school at the heart of a new and diverse community, we seek to create a place where everyone is welcomed, valued and respected, diversity is celebrated and every voice is heard.
Rooted in God's love, we nurture faith, inspire hope and demonstrate love through our words and actions, enabling children and adults to flourish and reach their God-given potential.
Our Christian Identity
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Our school logo features a dove, symbolising peace, hope and love, reflecting the Christian foundation of our school. |
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Our HEART vision and values poster brings our Christian vision to life. The tree, firmly rooted in God's love, represents our commitment to learning, growing and flourishing together. The heart reminds us that love is at the centre of our community, while the cross represents our Christian faith. |
Together, these symbols remind us that we are a community rooted in God's love, where everyone belongs and is encouraged to flourish.
Our Values
Our Christian vision is brought to life through five biblically rooted values, which together form HEART: Hope, Empathy, Aspiration, Resilience and Thankfulness.
Developed collaboratively by staff and School Forum members, our HEART values reflect our commitment to growing together in faith, love and learning.
Through Bible stories, collective worship and everyday school life, our values guide how we learn, behave and care for one another. They encourage us to embrace challenges, celebrate differences, show compassion and make a positive difference in our community.
Together, our Christian vision and HEART values help us grow as a community where everyone belongs and has the opportunity to flourish.
Noah and the Rainbow Genesis 9
Hope
“Put your hope in God.” Psalm 42:11
With God, there is always hope.
| What the Bible Story Teaches Us | Reflection | Sending |
| This story reminds us that even after the darkest storms, there is always hope. Just like Noah, we trust in God's promises, remain hopeful during difficult times and look forward to the future with joy. | What does Noah's story teach us about trusting God when things are difficult? | How can you bring hope to someone who is worried or having a difficult day? |
The Good Samaritan – Luke 10:25–37
Empathy
“Be kind and compassionate to one another.” Ephesians 4:32
Listen, care and help others
| What the Bible Story Teaches Us | Reflection | Sending |
| This story reminds us to notice when others are hurting and show kindness and compassion. Just like the Good Samaritan, we try to understand how others feel, offer help when it is needed and treat everyone with love and respect. | How can we understand how someone else is feeling, even when their experiences are different from our own? | How can you help someone feel valued, cared for and included today? |
The Parable of the Talents -Matthew 25:14–30
Aspiration
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart.” Colossians 3:23
Aim high to be the best you can be.
| What the Bible Story Teaches Us | Reflection | Sending |
| This story reminds us that God has given each of us special gifts and talents. Just like the faithful servants, we aim high, work hard and make the most of our abilities. We embrace challenges, believe in ourselves and strive to be the best we can be. | How can we make the most of the gifts and talents God has given us, and why is it important to always aim high? | What challenge could you embrace today, or how could you use your talents to help someone else flourish? |
Moses and the Parting of the Red Sea - Exodus 14
Resilience
“Be strong and courageous.”Joshua 1:9
Be brave and keep going when things are hard.
| What the Bible Story Teaches Us | Reflection | Sending |
| This story reminds us that even when we face difficult challenges, we can find the courage to keep going. Just like Moses and the Israelites, we trust in God, face our fears with bravery and never give up, even when the path ahead seems impossible. | What can we learn from Moses about finding courage and trusting God when things seem impossible? | What will you do when you face something difficult today, and who could you ask for help? |
Jesus Heals the Ten Lepers - Luke 17:11–19
Thankfulness
“Always be thankful.” Colossians 3:15
Be thankful for God and one another.
| What the Bible Story Teaches Us | Reflection | Sending |
| This story reminds us of the importance of being grateful for all that we have. Just like the one man who returned to thank Jesus, we remember to show gratitude for God's blessings, appreciate the kindness of others and express our thankfulness through our words and actions. | Why was it important that one man returned to thank Jesus, and what are you thankful for? | Who could you thank today, and how could you show your gratitude through your actions? |
Living Our Vision and Values
At The Glenvale, our Christian vision and HEART values are at the centre of school life. They shape how we learn, worship, treat one another and face challenges together.
Through faith, hope and love, we encourage everyone to show kindness, celebrate differences, embrace opportunities and support one another.
Together, we are growing a community where every child feels valued, develops their God-given gifts and is able to flourish.
