At St. Cuthbert's the British Values are taught through a well planned out RSE and Citizenship curriculum.

According to guidance from the DfE, the fundamental British values which schools should promote are:

• Democracy; 
• The rule of law; 
• Individual liberty; 
• Mutual respect for and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs and for those without faith.

At St Cuthbert's we use a range of teaching resources so that we can help children to have a better understanding of the above values.

We aim to ensure that all pupils within the school and have a voice that is listened to. This is demonstrated through our Pupil Parliament. 

At St Cuthbert's we promote British values:

• By teachers explaining the meaning of the value;
• By pupils reflecting on the value and what it means to them and their own behaviour;
• By pupils using the value to guide their own actions;
• By staff modelling the value through their own behaviour;
• By ensuring that values are taught implicitly through every aspect of the curriculum;
• Through the work of the Pupil Parliament.
• Through newsletters which explain how school and home can work together to promote positive values.