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Petal Civic Responsibility

Personal Integrity

Courageous Confidence

Intellectual Curiosity

Empowered Ambition

Behaviours

Examples

Active social responsibility and service to others: • Show empathy, kindness and respect in daily interactions • Take active roles in community service, charity, and house events • Celebrate and recognise acts of kindness and civic engagement

Charity and fundraising Volunteering Taking part in House events DofE

Personal responsibility and self- mastery: • Act honestly and fairly, guided by strong personal values- your moral compass • Actively learn about yourself to grow in character and become the best version of you • Demonstrate self-discipline through positive routines and emotional awareness

PDC curriculum Year journey opportunities Extra curricular Cultural experiences

Character in action: • Embrace opportunities for leadership and responsibility • Step outside your comfort zone by trying new opportunities and experience • Take positive risks and embrace responsibility, even when it feels challenging

Public speaking Student leadership Sports representation LAMDA/music peri lessons

Thinking with depth and curiosity: • Find joy in learning and embrace the challenges it brings • Ask great questions, both aloud and in writing • Actively seek opportunities to deepen knowledge • Communicate with clarity and thoughtfulness across a range of contexts

Oracy in lessons Critical thinking Learner qualities Reading around a subject

Future focused purpose: • Set purposeful goals and persevere in achieving them • Actively engage with opportunities that support future aspirations e.g. mentoring and alumni network • Use feedback positively to adapt, improve, and make informed choices

Future Days Curriculum refinement Work experience Responding to feedback

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