This week, P6 have been participating in Challenge Poverty Week. <\/p>\n
This relates to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the child, linked to:<\/p>\n
Article 2
\nYou have the right to protection against discrimination. This means that nobody can treat you badly because of your colour,sex or religion, if you speak another language, have a disability, or are rich or poor.<\/p>\n
Article 26
\nYou have the right to help from the government if you are poor or in need.<\/p>\n
Article 27
\nYou have the right to a good enough standard of living. This means you should have food, clothes and a place to live.<\/p>\n
P6 have been focusing on:<\/p>\n
*Learning to understand that some people in Scotland have less than others.<\/p>\n
*Learning to understand what it is like to have less than others.<\/p>\n
*Learning to understand the importance of treating others with kindness.<\/p>\n
The class discussed the term poverty and shared what things we need in life to be happy. A lot of answers centred around family, friends, a home to live in and a bed to sleep on. They then listened to a variety of statements relating to poverty and had to decide whether they agreed, disagreed or didn’t know for each statement and be able to justify their answer. The class shared a lot of great responses and listened carefully to everyone.<\/p>\n
We then watched the BBC documentary ‘Breadline Kids’ and afterwards discussed whether any of our choices to the poverty statements had changed.<\/p>\n
P6 felt that the main message from their learning was “If you can be anything, be kind”.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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