Right of the Month – March

This month our pupils will be learning about Article 3   – All adults doing what is in their best interests.

The children will be involved in activities which will give them the chance to discuss why it’s important for adults to make certain decisions about their lives.

They will discuss why certain decisions in schools are made by adults and what decisions they have a voice in and why.

Are these decisions in their best interest? Are they fair?

World Book Day 2023

For World Book Day on Thursday 2nd March, once again the children will be able to choose one of the 2023 World Book Day books in school!

WH Smith have kindly supplied (in exchange for the WBD tokens) the full selection of books for our children to choose from!

We will set up our ‘Free Book Shop’ on WBD, where every child can  select a book to take home! Here are the books available for different reading levels:

Wellbeing Wednesday – ‘Let’s Connect’ on 8th February

 

Wednesday 8th February

As part of Children’s Mental Health Week, we would love to invite parents, carers, grandparents, aunts and uncles into school on Wednesday afternoon.

Our main hall and gym hall will be set up with games and activities designed to promote healthy connections and allow you to have fun with your child/children in a relaxed environment.

Tea, coffee, juice and some tasty treats will also be on offer too!

Times

P 4-7 children – 1.20pm – 2.00pm

P 1-3 children – 2.15pm – 2.55pm

Due to the organisation of this, could we ask that only one adult attends.

If you would like to attend, please complete the form below as soon as possible.

We hope to see you there!

Right of the Month – Welcoming Refugees

Our aim, is to always provide a safe, welcoming and nurturing environment for all children who pass through our door.

During January and February we are highlighting and learning about two articles from the UNCRC (United Nations Conventions on Rights of the Child)

 

 

 

 

 

Children have the right to special protection and help if they are a refugee.
If children and parents are living in separate countries, they have the right to get back together and live in the same place.

​Over the next month, children will take part in different activities  that make links to these articles and our school values.  

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