British Values and AHS Values

Students will gain an understanding of Respect by: 
An expectation to treat each other and staff with respect, in line with our Rewards and Behaviour Policy. 
Buddy System 
L4L curriculum, including topics such as
anti bullying & relationships
Young Carers
Assemblies

Students will gain an understanding of Tolerance by: 
Learning about and celebrating diversity, different faiths & cultures (e.g. cultural dress day)
Dining Hall menus celebrating different cultures
Spectrum Lunchtime club
ID Ambassadors 
Discussing & debating different views in all subjects
Prayer Room
Assemblies and events

Students will gain an understanding of Law by: 
Understanding value of responsibility in terms of behaviour and attitude to learning
Learning about wider responsibilities in the local community & internationally 
Student Code of Conduct
Anti Bullying policy 
E-Safety
Being encouraged to report their concerns
Cabinet and Ambassador roles 
Year 7 & 8 Bikeability 
Year 8 Mock Trial competition
Year 10 Work on Human Rights

Students will gain an understanding of Democracy by:
Student voice 
Leadership roles such as Cabinet, House Captains and Form Reps
Student surveys
Charities and Student fundraising
Support from the pastoral team
Current Issues
School wide mock elections

Students will gain an understanding of Liberty by: 
The freedom to make choices through a safe and supportive environment 
Reward and sanction policy
Engagement with our extensive co curricular clubs, freedom to base their choices on their interests
L4L curriculum
AHS values 
Academic decisions and future pathways
Careers Talks
Option Evenings