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Our Commitment to our pupils
Our commitment is to expose our students to a large variety of subject areas and arts; promoting character-building qualities that lead to creating well-rounded, global citizens, and of course the more typical expectations of education, which is to provide young people with recognised and meaningful experiences and qualifications that will present opportunities in later life.
There are 3 parts to our offer, this is what we promise:
Cultural Quest Strategy
To further engage, motivate and challenge our pupils we have introduced an online platform for pupils to manage their participation for which they will receive rewards called the Cultural Quest.
Cultural Quest – online platform.
One of the most exciting aspects of the Cultural Quest is that children take ownership of their own journey through the awards. They can go to our online platform and create their own user profile including their own avatar and then see how they are progressing on their individual cultural quest. This will enable the children across the Trust to track their progress and see what they can do next to obtain the next badge and to have high aspirations as to what they can achieve.
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Awards and recognition for participation and achievement in the Cultural Quest.
Bronze badge
EYFS – Pupils will need to complete 3 challenges, 1 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) to achieve the bronze award. Pupils will have 2 years to achieve their award at EYFS.
KS1 – Pupils will need to complete 6 challenges, 2 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) to achieve the bronze award. Pupils will have 2 years to achieve their award at KS1.
KS2 – Pupils will need to complete 6 challenges, 2 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) to achieve the bronze award. Pupils will have 3 years to achieve their award at KS2.
Silver badge
EYFS – Pupils will need to complete 6 challenges, 2 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) to achieve the bronze award. Pupils will have 2 years to achieve their award at EYFS.
KS1 – Pupils will need to complete 9 challenges, 3 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) to achieve the silver award. Pupils will have 2 years to achieve their award at KS1.
KS2 – Pupils will need to complete 9 challenges, 3 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) to achieve the silver award. Pupils will have 3 years to achieve their award at KS2.
Gold badge
EYFS – Pupils will need to complete 9 challenges, 3 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) to achieve the bronze award. Pupils will have 2 years to achieve their award at EYFS.
KS1 – Pupils will need to complete 12 challenges, 4 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) to achieve the gold award. Pupils will have 2 years to achieve their award at KS1.
KS2 – Pupils will need to complete 12 challenges, 4 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) to achieve the gold award. Pupils will have 3 years to achieve their award at KS2.
Platinum badge
EYFS – Pupils will need to complete 9 challenges, 4 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) and then go above and beyond for their platinum award.
KS1 – Pupils will need to complete 12 challenges, 4 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) and then go above and beyond for their platinum award.
KS2 – Pupils will need to complete 12 challenges, 4 from each of the principles (help, explore, create) and then go above and beyond for their platinum award.
Pupils will be able to achieve their platinum badge at any stage if they go above and beyond and achieve something that inspires all.
Certificates
A certificate will be awarded as each principle is achieved (help explore, create). These will be awarded at the end of each half term during a whole school assembly.
Impact
We believe that the opportunities provided for students who engage positively with SJCMAT’s Cultural Quest will result in a broad range of positive outcomes. It is important at The Trinity to broaden students’ aspirations, encouraging them to think more holistically about their life experiences. This includes enabling students to adapt to different environments and build social awareness skills. It rewards students for their additional commitment and participation to school life, raising the quality of their lives, their community and society.