Life in Modern Britain 

1. Respect for the rule of law 

Respect for the rule of law means that everyone in society is treated equally and fairly, and that everyone follows the same rules and laws. This value promotes a sense of order and stability in society and helps to prevent crime and other harmful behaviours. The UK justice system is a large part of this, including laws, police officers and courts. 

 2. Individual liberty 

Individual liberty allows people to pursue their own goals and interests, providing they do not harm others. This British value is based on the idea that people should be free to make their own decisions and choices within the bounds of the law, of course. 

3.Democracy 

Democracy is the foundation of the UK’s political system. This British value is based on the idea that everyone should have an equal say in how their country is run, and that the government should be accountable to the people. All things voting, elections and referendums come in to play here. 

4. Mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs 

Both promote understanding and acceptance of people from different backgrounds and with different beliefs and help to create a more inclusive and diverse society. 

How do we embed British Values at The Snaith School? 

Form time programme, Current affairs and assemblies 

Pupil Voice  

Promoting Equality, Diversity and Inclusion  

Anti- Bullying Policies 

Community Police Team 

Ready, Respectful and Safe (Routines)  

PSHE / APEX curriculum 

How do we embed British Values in the classroom? 

Model British Values 

Explicit links to the values in the APEX curriculum 

Meaningful debates- Votes for schools 

Pupil voice- Survey’s  

Respect for rules and routines 

Challenge opinions which are contrary to British Values 

Respect and appreciation of their own and other cultures and traditions