At Lodge Hill we believe that to be successful in learning, our children must first be healthy and happy.

On this page you can find lots of hand picked resources to support your child's wellbeing.  Always remember, our staff are here to help. If you have a concerns you would like to raise with us, just contact your child's class teacher or a member of our Senior Leadership Team.

Our Wellbeing Index Tracker

At Caerleon Lodge Hill Primary School, we use a wide number of strategies to monitor and assess the wellbeing of all of our learners. Our Wellbeing Index Tracker is one of these tools and allows our pupils the opportunity to self-report their wellbeing in relation to five key areas, on a termly basis:

•  My feelings about school

•  Attitude towards learning

•  Relationships with others

•  Progress this year

•  Attendance 

As you can see from the web on the first page, the pupils rate themselves from 1-5 in each of the five key areas, with the lowest possible score being 5 and the highest score being 25. To support the children when selecting their scores, there are supporting statements on the back, relating to the 1-5 scores. These statements are differentiated for pupils in Progression Step 1&2, as well as those in Progression Step 3. Our children also then have the opportunity to give further details about the ratings they have chosen, using the additional comments boxes for each area.

The children will be supported throughout the school by an adult and will work on a one-to-one or small group basis when filling out their scores. Scores are recorded and tracked throughout the year, which can help to identify any barriers to promoting our learners' wellbeing.

If you have any queries or would like to discuss the Wellbeing Index Tracker further, please contact Mr Smith on 01633 414904 or by email: smithn15@newportschools.wales  

Anti-Bullying Week 2022 is coordinated in England and Wales by the Anti-Bullying Alliance. 

It will take place from 14 to 18 November 2022 and has the theme 'Reach Out'. 

The week will kick off with Odd Socks Day on Monday 14th November, where adults and children wear odd socks to celebrate what makes us all unique.