• Inviting children and young people to explore the difference Jesus can make to the challenges and adventures of life.
• Giving pupils the opportunity to learn about and explore the God of the bible/Christian faith.

• Serving the needs and expectations of the school, respecting its ethos with grace and integrity.
• Engaging with all pupils - irrespective of ethnicity, disability, political or religious persuasion, gender or sexuality.

• A high level of professionalism in following school procedures and meeting expectations including preparation, punctuality, speech and dress. 
• Transparency and openness - being prepared to share lesson plans, aims and objectives for Collective worship, curriculum for clubs, etc. prior to delivery. Welcoming 'observers'.
• Ensuring all materials/resources are fit for purpose, educationally appropriate, inviting and with a high standard of technical accuracy (spelling and grammar).
• Seeking and receiving permission before handing out follow up/ promotional material to pupils.

• A commitment to improvement through seeking feedback from teachers and students as appropriate.
• Having a commitment to personal /professional development.

Everyone working in schools on behalf of Scripture Union should have received safeguarding training and be committed to:

• Protecting the safety and well-being of all pupils they come into contact with in the school.
• Ensuring relevant DBS checks have been undertaken.
• Assessing risk and adapting accordingly – especially relevant to clubs and Church visits
• Abiding by and supporting the safeguarding policy of the school in which they are working.