Our Beliefs
*At Milford we believe that education is concerned with ensuring the best development of each child’s abilities – physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially.
*This is best provided by a broad and balanced curriculum which develops progressively and is appropriate to individual needs.
*Children learn best when their motivation is high, and therefore developing selfconfidence, positive self-esteem and skills of communication are of great importance.
*Children should be encouraged to develop skills of self-evaluation and to view their achievements in a positive way.
*In order to facilitate the best development of a child’s abilities, the school should provide equal opportunities for all pupils.
*The Milford Academy should be a happy, safe and stimulating place and discipline, where appropriate, should take place in a positive, forward-looking context.
*Parents will be welcomed into school and informed about and involved in their child’s education.
*An active partnership can thereby be created between children, parents and teachers, with the wider community, including employers, contributing where appropriate. Â