Vision and Values

At Sulivan we

  • Inspire, motivate and challenge all children in a safe, secure and happy environment
  • Achieve high standards in all areas of teaching and learning by practising proven educational programmes and methods that raise standards in attainment
  • Provide a creative and engaging curriculum that is rich in content and extra-curricular activities
  • Prioritise the development of each child’s self-esteem and confidence set within a framework of character values, attitudes and behaviours
  • Make full use of our learning environment, outdoor learning and the expertise of teachers, specialists and partnering organisations
  • Offer our children a broad curriculum that makes the most of learning in and through nature as we know that the natural environment can offer every child a different opportunity to learn.

To create independent, confident adults who are able to make a positive contribution to society we focus on six core values:

  • Kindness
  • Respect
  • Fairness
  • Tolerance
  • Cooperation
  • Resilience

The values are integral to the ethos of the school. We believe that these skills are fundamental in shaping our children to become confident individuals and responsible citizens who are focused on lifelong learning.

Pupil Charter

At Sulivan, we believe in the value of enrichment opportunities and we want every child to have the opportunity to experience and develop a love of learning. During their school life at Sulivan the children will have had the opportunity to:

  • Share their learning with a parent/carer
  • Take part in a class assembly
  • Hold a position of responsibility in class or for the school
  • Attend an after school club
  • Visit the local library
  • Attend gardening school
  • Represent the school in a sporting event or competition
  • Play tennis and squash at the Hurlingham Club
  • Take part in sports day
  • Perform at a school concert
  • Learn to play a musical instrument
  • Join the school choir and school orchestra
  • Perform at a concert outside school
  • Visit a place of interest – museum, art gallery or theatre
  • Learn a new language
  • Take part in a residential school journey
  • Work with an expert
  • Meet an author
  • Visit different places of worship
  • Represent the school at local community events