Upton House is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, along with their protection, and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. 

Ethos | Aims | Values


Ethos

At Upton we nurture confidence and talents in both life and academic skills, within an aspirational, family-friendly, environment and using a lively, challenging and broad based curriculum.

We give pupils time to play, explore and discover themselves within a stimulating and creative setting, where everyone feels equal and valued.


Aims

The overall aim of this school is to foster a happy and stimulating environment in which each child can prosper academically, socially and emotionally, morally, culturally and spiritually. 

Our specific aims are:

  • To develop self-confidence from an early age and ensure that every child can shine in some way. We will foster their intellectual, spiritual and personal potential.
  • To give the very best educational opportunities to every child in their time with us.
  • To enrich the lives of each child in their interaction with Upton House.
  • To equip the children with the skills to be life-long learners and to prepare them for their continuing education.
  • The children will leave us as confident, well-rounded and caring individuals who are giving and can be strong positive role models in the world in which they live.
  • To develop, in partnership with parents, polite and well respected individuals in the community with the necessary social and academic skills to enable them to thrive on moving into their next schools.
  • To offer opportunities to try new activities.
  • To instil empathy, open mindedness and strong moral values in each child.
  • To provide outstanding learning experiences through passionate subject specialists. 
  • For our children to make a positive difference in the world.


Values


Our Early Help Offer

What is Early Help?

The purpose of early help is to prevent issues and problems becoming serious and harmful to a child or young person, their family and community. When children and families need this extra support they often need it quickly. At Upton House we offer a range of Early Help Support.

What does Early Help for pupils include?

1:1 or group emotional support focusing on:

  • Promoting self-esteem and confidence
  • Promoting positive behaviour and attitudes to learning
  • Support with developing positive relationships
  • Support with bereavement, family breakdown or other trauma
  • Promoting attendance
  • Support with emotional regulation

If you feel you and your family need support to solve any problems that might arise please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Safeguarding or Well-being team.