At Resurrection Primary School, we believe that the most effective learning and teaching happens when students feel valued, secure, and connected in their learning environment. We are committed to nurturing each child as a confident, capable, and curious learner, ready to thrive in the 21st century.

Our Learning Philosophy

We believe that students learn best when:

• They feel safe, valued, and supported

• Positive relationships are built through knowing and appreciating each child as an individual

• Learning is challenging, relevant, significant, and engaging

• Teachers plan with clear objectives, high expectations, and a passion for continuous improvement

• Learning is delivered through a concept-based, guided inquiry approach

Our approach encourages students to ask questions, explore ideas, and engage with meaningful, real-world concepts that develop deep understanding.

Preparing 21st-Century Learners

To prepare our students for an ever-changing world, we focus on developing:

• Essential knowledge and skills

• Positive attitudes and values

• Global awareness and intercultural understanding

We empower students to become lifelong learners—thinkers, communicators, problem-solvers, and collaborators who are confident in their abilities and respectful of others.

A Whole-Child Approach

We value the development of the whole child, supporting growth in all areas:

• Academic excellence

• Social and emotional wellbeing

• Creativity and expression

• Physical development and teamwork

• Language and communication skills

Students are encouraged to express their opinions, respect the perspectives of others, and reflect critically on their own learning. We guide them to take responsible action in their communities, contributing to a peaceful and sustainable future.

Authentic and Joyful Learning

We place strong emphasis not only on what students learn, but also on how they learn. Our goal is to create engaging, authentic learning experiences that spark curiosity, promote inquiry, and build a love of learning.

Above all, we want our students to be happy, confident, and motivated learners—excited to come to school, collaborate with their peers, and connect with a global community.