On Friday, Primary 3 shared their learning about what it means to be ‘extraordinary’ with their parents/carers, family and friends, as well as the rest of our school, at their class assembly. They told everyone all about their IDL context, Extraordinary Humans, and taught their audience about some of the challenges that the people they have met and been learning about have overcome. They explained what gender stereotypes are, described challenges like dyslexia and autism, and discussed some physical disabilities, ultimately teaching everyone to break down these barriers because all of these things can make people extraordinary!
Check out their fascinating documentary, Extraordinary Earth, which is all about gender stereotypes and is led by the trusted explorer, Smavid Battenborough:
A big part of our IDL context has been looking at what makes Primary 3 extraordinary too, and celebrating how amazing it is that we are all different and unique. We created a music video for one of our favourite songs, Different, by singer, Tom Fletcher.
Primary 3 did a fantastic job at teaching their audience that everyone should have an equal place in society, and that being different really is what makes us extraordinary!
