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Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural (SMSC) Learning Stems Across The Whole School and Through Every Lesson

Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural (SMSC) learning is integrated across the school curriculum and extra-curricular activities to help students develop knowledge and understanding of other beliefs, cultures, and needs, and to foster empathy. The school promotes SMSC learning through charity work, awards, exploring British values, combating homophobia, safeguarding training, youth programs, enterprise education, sports, peer mentoring, community links, exploring cultural diversity and international exchanges, safety education, science discussions, and public speaking opportunities.
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Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural (SMSC) Learning Stems Across The Whole School and Through Every Lesson

Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural (SMSC) learning is integrated across the school curriculum and extra-curricular activities to help students develop knowledge and understanding of other beliefs, cultures, and needs, and to foster empathy. The school promotes SMSC learning through charity work, awards, exploring British values, combating homophobia, safeguarding training, youth programs, enterprise education, sports, peer mentoring, community links, exploring cultural diversity and international exchanges, safety education, science discussions, and public speaking opportunities.
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Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural (SMSC) learning stems across the whole school and through every

lesson.
It helps us to develop a deeper knowledge and understanding of the wider world by learning about the beliefs, cultures, difficulties and needs of other people. This
in turn helps everyone to develop greater consideration, care and empathy for the world around them.
Charity Days
Children in Need,
Shoe Box Appeal,
CAFOD

Awards Nights
School Awards Night,
EMS Oscars, Sports
Awards

British Values
Understanding and
exploring the common
values we should all share
as citizens of the UK.

Combatting
Homophobia
Links with Hart
Gables, RE

Safeguarding
Training

Diocesan /
Hartlepool
Youth
Council

Links with YMT


Youth Mission Team,
our whole school
Mission

Enterprise
Business and
Enterprise Education,
Young Entrepreneurs

Strength
Through
Unity

Fair Trade
Status

Sports events and


teams

Peer Mentors
Prefects
Librarians

Representing the school


regionally and nationally.

Primary Transition
PE / Summer School
/ Transition Days

Mutual respect all


around the school
and with staff

Community Links
Refugee talk, work
with Asylum seekers,
food bank

Sixth Form
MET

Cultural Diversity
12 religions, 27
different languages

Catholic Ethos
Respect, tolerance,
humility, compassion,
resilience

Local News

International Links
Gambia, WYD,
International School
Award

Safety
Working together to
ensure we are all
safe

e-safety
Assemblies, ICT
lessons and through
citizenship/tutor time

Science

School & House


Council
Discussions, debate,
diplomacy

Exploring moral issues in


lessons, including the use
of stem cells and gene
therapy

Choices Event,
opportunities and visits to
meet and discuss post-16

Extra-Curricular
Chess, sports,
revision, art and
drama

Retreats
Retreat events for
staff and students

Public Speaking
Rotary Club, House
Teams, Catenian

Citizenship

RE
The study of world
religions through our
RE curriculum

Careers Days

Our diverse citizenship


curriculum offers a wide
range of skills

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