Living, Learning and Growing in God’s Love

Jesus said ‘I came to give life – life in all its fullness’ John 10:10

Our vision is for Weston Favell children to be compassionate, courageous, persevering, and well-informed citizens of the world.

We are a school rooted in God and our community through the Ekins family, our founders. We continue their purpose to welcome, nurture and enable all to flourish and develop as unique individuals who share their gifts with each other and the wider world.

‘Teach children how they should live, and they will remember it all their lives.’ Proverbs 22:6

An excellent teacher for every child, ensures continually high standards where children are encouraged to develop as unique individuals who are interested and interesting. Our distinctive Christian vision informs every aspect of school life. We encourage children to be confident and just in voicing their opinions and engaging in social action by looking after the environment and respecting others on a local, national, and global level. Throughout our relevant, rich and ambitious curriculum, children meet and learn about the 'British Values' of democracy, the rule of law, liberty, respect and understanding both explicitly and implicitly. Children are continually engaged with enriching and wide-ranging opportunities where creativity is celebrated. This helps them to explore and develop their spiritual, moral, social and cultural development and celebrate the diversity in our world. In all this we are living life in all its fullness.

Caring for God’s World 

We took part in Sing 2 G7

What is Sing2G7?

• 'Gee Seven'
• Gee Seven is a toe-tapping new song created by Sir Tim Rice and Peter Hobbs for Sing2G7 to sing with the world.
• Through the Sing2G7 project, over 27,000 young voices in 31 countries joined to sing to G7 leaders about issues such as Climate Change, Poverty and Covid.
• Sing2G7 is an apolitical international engagement programme with a vision to enable children to raise their voices in song and be heard by world leaders.
• Sing2G7 was conceived and is run by a tiny team of volunteers with the support of creative professionals and partners including Truro Cathedral and Truro School.
• Children in school were taught the song and we were able to perform this live with 14 other schools from across the world – we also sent our recording which was played to the leaders of the G7.
• BBC Radio Northampton’s breakfast show host heard about the project and contacted us – he came into school to interview children and Mrs Rich. Please listen to the clips from the interview on the next slide.

Recordings from our children being interviewed by BBC Radio Northampton.