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Dear Parents,

This week is ‘Rights Week’. The children will be watching the film Paddington and will be completing activities based on the UNCRC rights. Our main aim will be to raise awareness of the rights of children, in particular refugee children. This is based on the Unicef Outright Campaign.

To raise awareness of children’s rights around the world, they will be asked to wear Unicef blue or dress up as a superhero on Friday 12th January. You could design/make your own costume or adapt an existing costume. The children will be asked to find out about one of the rights and should be able to talk about it in class.

The children will have the opportunity to take part in a school video linked to Unicef. Please let us know if you would not like them to be included in this by Tuesday 9^th January.

From Mrs Molloy and Miss Cruickshank

For further information on Children’s rights https://www.unicef.org.uk

Click to access uncrcchilldfriendlylanguage.pdf

Dear Parents,

We are planning a ‘Rights Week’ starting Monday 8^th January. The children will be watching the film Paddington and will be completing activities based on the UNCRC rights. Our main aim will be to raise awareness of the rights of children, in particular refugee children. This is based on the Unicef Outright Campaign.

To raise awareness of children’s rights around the world, they will be asked to wear Unicef blue or dress up as a superhero on Friday 12th January. You could design/make your own costume or adapt an existing costume. The children will be asked to find out about one of the rights and should be able to talk about it in class.

The children will have the opportunity to take part in a school video linked to Unicef. Please let us know if you would not like them to be included in this by Tuesday 9^th January.

From Mrs Molloy and Miss Cruickshank

For further information on Children’s rights https://www.unicef.org.uk

Click to access uncrcchilldfriendlylanguage.pdf

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