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Silver Rights Celebration
Silver Rights Celebration
We were thrilled to have been awarded our Silver Rights Aware accreditation . In our to celebrate our achievement, pupils organised a very special Silver Celebration day. Throughout the day pupils had an opportunity to come together and complete activities linked to the different articles from the UNCRC. Pupils created a timetable of events and activities and asked some visitors to visit us in school to support. To start the day we hosted a Talent Show (linked to article 29) where each class had nominated an act to perform to the whole school. We had such a variety of acts from gymnastics, football, singing, dancing, jokes, contortion, piano and even a hand written poem about Scotland. We all thoroughly enjoyed ourselves as we certainly have an abundance of talent at Seaton! A huge well done to all our pupils for sharing their amazing talents.
In the afternoon pupils organised carousel activities focused upon sports (linked to article 31), table top games (article 31, music (article 29) and pupils knowledge about rights (article 42). We all thoroughly enjoyed our day celebrating our achievement and would like to say a huge thank you to our pupils for all their amazing organising and team work but also to all our amazing visitors that supported us.
Silver Rights Award
Silver Rights Award
Our Rights Respecting PPG and Team are absolutely thrilled to announce that we have been successful in achieving our Silver Rights Respecting School Award. This award recognises our continued journey of ensuring Children's Rights by embedding articles through our school ethos, curriculum delivery, supportive learning environment and opportunties for pupil voice. The team received amazing feedback and were highly commended for their work in developing outcomes for all learners and their actions in supporting our community. The pupils should be exceptionally proud of their achievement - well done!
Our PPG demonstrated their continued dedication by already having some great ideas for their action plan for next session. Keep an eye out as the group will be seeking your feedback and your help.
Promoting Children's Rights at Seaton
Promoting Children's Rights at Seaton
At Seaton we are a Bronze Accredited Rights Respecting School. This means that we are Rights committed and is the first stage of the Rights Respecting Schools Award. We are currently working towards our Silver accrediation, Rights Aware.
Children's Rights are at the forefront of our ethos at Seaton School. Cross curricular links to Rights are shared throughout the curriculum with opportunities for pupils to have their say through our Pupil Participation Groups (PPGs), Pupil Council, Assembly Pupil Take over, celebration of achievements and Rights Ambassador Award.
Meet Katie our Rights Respecting Cat!
Meet Katie our Rights Respecting Cat!
Each of our pupils had the opportunity to create their own Rights Mascot to represent Seaton School. Each class nomiated their favourite design to be entered into the PPG judging panel.
After careful consideration, our panel choose Katie the Rights Respecting cat to represent Seaton School.
Look out for Katie around the school and on our school documents.
Right of the Fortnight
Right of the Fortnight
Children's Rights are regular discussed in class, with the Right of the Fortnight shared at Assembly. Our Right of the Fortnight focuses on key events in our Seaton calendar and topical events from around the world.
Follow up discussions and activities are then completed in class to give opportunities for our pupils to learn more and ask questions to develop their understanding.
Seaton Rights Ambassador
Seaton Rights Ambassador
To promote Rights across the school children can be entered in the draw to become a Seaton Rights Respecting Ambassador.
This award is given to pupils who have demonstrated their awareness of their Rights and applied this into their learning.
Sway
Sway
Please take a look at our Rights Sway which gives further details on how being a Rights Respecting School benefits your child and how you can get involved.
Becoming a Unicef UK Rights Respecting School.docxcfe-p-326-cfe-what-is-a-rights-respecting-school-information-for-parents-and-carers-leaflet-adult-guidance-english_ver_7.docParent Tips
Parent Tips
If you are not sure how to support your child at home with learning about their Rights, take a look at the tips link for some useful advice and ideas.
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