KS1

 SUCCESS

 INDEPENDENCE

To become a Successful Learner, I should:

• share ideas with my talk partners & work as a team
• share my work in class and assemblies
• check the success criteria to make sure I know what I am aiming for
• know my targets
• recognise my talents and have ambitions.

To become an Independent Learner, I should:

• not be afraid to make mistakes
• try new challenges.
• get the resources (things I need to support my learning) safely.
• think through my ideas
• believe in my own ideas
• believe in myself.

CONFIDENCE

RESPONSIBILTY

To become a Confident Learner, I should:

• be comfortable sharing my work in class and in assemblies
• not be afraid to ask questions or for help
• be assertive in a positive and appropriate way.
• take pride in myself and my learning.

To become a Responsible Learner, I should:

• understand the difference between right and wrong.
• understand how to control my behaviour
• treat others how I would like to be treated
• help others if they need it
• accept the results of my actions.

Children should be taught to:

• use ‘Think, Pair, Share’.
• explore open ended questions
• develop different learning styles (auditory, kinaesthetic, tactile and visual)

Children should be taught to:

take risks with their learning.
have a go, even if they are not sure.

• Take pride in their own appearance and become self reliant, for example, correct uniform and remembering PE kit.
• Develop confidence in own ideas and abilities.
• Take on challenges and don’t be scared of mistakes.

• Being able to cope with praise and points for improvement in a balanced way.
• Develop a sense of empathy and realise that consideration for the needs of others is key to being a good friend as well as making friends.

• Ability to work in a team.
• To listen and share ideas with others.
• To know how to deal with mistakes and problems between friends.
• To take responsibility for sorting out problems.
• Supporting others and being proud of their achievements.