The document discusses embracing change and Olympic values like respect, friendship, courage, and excellence. It outlines the Wilmslow Way which focuses on personal excellence, respect, inspiration, determination, courage, and equality. It also discusses concepts like marginal gains, self-efficacy which is influenced by past performance, vicarious experience through modeling, and emotional arousal. The importance of homework is discussed as an indication of engagement, developing self-belief, progress through perfect practice.

1. Mr Mackintosh
(Director of Student Services)
Embracing Change

3. Olympic values
Respect
Friendship
Courage
Excellence
Inspiration
Determination
Equality

4. The Wilmslow Way
1.Personal Excellence
2. Respect and friendship
3. Inspiration
4. Determination and courage
5. Equality
DRIVE
SYSTEMS
ETHOS
PRIDE

5. Marginal gains

6. Self-efficacy
1. Past performance
accomplishments
Desire to achieve
Perfect conditions
Time spent Seeking advice

7. 2. Vicarious
experience
Modelling good practice
Feedback
Rewarding effort
What success looks like

8. 3.Emotional arousal
Nerves are
good
Controlling
arousal
Practice
It’s good to fail
on occasions

10. Persuasion- Rewards

11. Why is homework
important?
Success
First indication
of engagement
Self-Belief
No second
Chances
Progress
Habitual
Perfect practice
makes permanent

12. The Wilmslow Way