What do we mean when we say “Pannal-Shaped”?
- Noun: ‘Pannal-Shape’- The unique characteristic of Pannal Primary School
- Verb: To ‘Pannal-shape’ an idea is to discuss it and ensure it suits our context and contributes to our vision. To ‘Pannal-shape’ a person is to encourage and nurture determination and perseverance; foster self-belief; develop a growth mindset; open minds to possibilities and promote recognition of life’s opportunities.
- Adjective: The ‘Pannal-shaped’ child or adult is self-aware and mindful; works collaboratively; respects others; is interested in the wider world and Is not afraid to fail.
- Adverb: Staff who work in a ‘Pannal-shaped’ way are trusting professional companions who have high expectations; value collaborative autonomy; share collective responsibility.
Staff and Children who work in a ‘Pannal-shaped’ way show determination and perseverance; strive to do their best; work collaboratively; value each others’ strengths; appreciate others’ achievements and believe everyone can.