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There are of course many good schools which will offer, in their own way, routes to success. What is it that specifically makes 'the Bootham difference. I believe it is the Quaker appreciation that there is something of God in everyone. That's a very positive way to approach education. It underpins the caring relationships within the school, both amongst students and between students and staff. It is proof that collaboration and resolution are more profitable ways forward than conflict; that integrity is more valuable than showiness or sharp practice. It offers our students a real model for successful, trustworthy conduct in the world - the same business practice, based on honesty and openness, that has made the great Quaker companies so successful. To join Bootham is to join a community.
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Jonathan Taylor - Head The Quaker foundation of Bootham School offers a rich historical tradition and a contemporary educational philosophy. Quakers believe that there is something of God in everyone. They recognise no barriers of class, gender, or ethnicity. Honesty, integrity, simplicity, equality and peace are at the heart of the Quaker way of life. At Bootham, these principles make possible an education based on respect and trust, and a belief that every member of the community is important. Everyone's
achievement is important.
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