The Thrybergh Primary Pledges are at the very heart of empowering students to be confident, well-rounded, enthusiastic, caring, happy, can-do people, ready for the wider world. The Pledges, coupled with the Thrybergh Primary Way, develop personal skills and attributes and broaden the horizons of our students.

At Thrybergh Primary, we aim to send all young people into an ever changing world able and qualified to play their full part in it. The qualified aspect of this speaks for itself; we aim for our students to achieve strong qualifications that support them in their next steps of education, training or employment.

Furthermore, a student who makes that commitment to the Thrybergh Primary Pledges will develop independence and self-discipline by augmenting their participation, performance, communication, creativity and cultural capital.

Pledge Categories

Active Citizenship

Preparing you for life in modern society

Volunteering
Charity
Appreciating diversity
Democracy

Life Skills

Equipping you to deal with a range of life experiences

Careers and aspirations
Communication
Wellbeing
Independence

Cultural Experiences

Enabling you to learn about your local community and support diversity

Extracurricular
Reading
Out of School
Understanding your roots

About the Pledges

Over each key stage, students will be expected to complete all Bronze Pledges. Bronze Pledges are a curriculum entitlement. Silver and Gold are optional but strongly encouraged.

Why are we encouraging students to achieve pledges?

Pledges encourage students to get involved in a wide range of different activities in school and outside school.
Students will gain a wide variety of new and exciting experiences which will increase self-esteem, raise confidence, make them feel ‘good’ about themselves
They inspire students to have drive and tenacity, to stick at a task, to understand how to set, work towards and achieve long term goals.
Students will gain valuable life experiences and skills to help them progress to further study and an exciting career, putting them on a path to success.
They help shape students to become more prosperous, well-rounded young adults.
Above all, pledges help students to have a more valuable and enjoyable experience at school.
Themed Based Enrichment Girds are sent out half-termly. These give students the opportunities to complete tasks linked to Pledges.

Why are Pledges important?

The Thrybergh Primary Pledge sets high expectations for our students and demands personal accountability
Students will be provided with new experiences, learn new skills, develop existing knowledge, gain in confidence and grow as an individual and as a ‘team player.’
Together, the attributes and skills developed throughout the Thrybergh Primary Pledge aim to develop students' aspirations about their future, their abilities and drive them on to great things.
The Thrybergh Primary Pledge embodies the Thrybergh Primary Way and this is an expectation of our entire school community.

Primary School Pledges

providing evidence

What Evidence could you provide?

photographs

Writing

Videos

Certificate

Testimonials

PowerPoint

Ticket Stubs

rewards & recognition

CERTIFICATES

Students will receive a certificate as they complete Pledges.

WRIST BANDS

Students will receive a wrist band when they complete a full set of Pledges.

PLATINUM AWARDS

Platinum Awards are designed to demonstrate advanced skills in each of the three pledge categories. Students who achieve the overall Gold award will be put forward to the CEO to complete a WPT Platinum Project.

CELEBRATIONS

Student achievement will be celebrated in a number of ways including through presentation of certificates in assemblies, Annual Rewards Assemblies and annual WPT Gold celebration events.