As a whole school we are taking part in a journey to become a Rights Respecting School. The Rights Respecting Schools Award is a Unicef UK programme that aims to put children's rights at the heart of our school. As a school we are working to embed children’s rights in our ethos and culture to improve well-being and develop every child’s talents and abilities to their full potential.
The award is based on principles of equality, dignity, respect, non-discrimination and participation. We aim to develop learning within our school community where children’s rights are learned, taught, practised, respected, protected and promoted. Our community will develop the use of rights-respecting language and behaviour, developing an understanding and respect of cultures, beliefs and abilities different to their own.
As we begin our journey the children will learn about the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, it is the basis of all of Unicef's work.
The Convention (http://www.unicef.org.uk/Documents/Publications/Child_friendly_CRC_summary_final.pdf) has 54 articles that cover all aspects of a child’s life and set out all the rights that all children everywhere are entitled to. It also explains how adults and governments must work together to make sure all children can enjoy all their rights.
We are all excited about the journey we are going to take part in, recognising the good work we do already and looking at how we can make our school an even better place. Overall developing a wider and deeper understanding of the world in which we live.
We have started our journey to become a "Rights Respecting School". In school we are learning all about the Convention on the Rights of a Child.
"Congratulations Culbokie Primary!" We have achieved our Bronze Award!
The Children celebrated "World Children's Day"
We are focusing on the different Rights that impact our life at home and at school, in the community and world wide.
The children have designed our "Rainbow Rights Kite". These will be placed around the school on different information posters about the Children's Rights. The children wanted to create a Rights Respecting mascot so that children of all ages would be able to spot and talk about the posters about the Convention on the Rights of a Child as they walk around the school.
When you visit the school, keep an eye out for our "Rainbow Rights Kites" and look at the information on the Convention on the Rights of a Child.
We are all set to put the posters around the school. Can you spot them?
Action Plan 2024-2025
Rights Respecting School Charter
Rights Respecting School Charter
Rights Respecting School Charter
Rights Respecting School Charter
Rights Respecting School Charter
We think that the Culbokie teachers are fantastic. The RRS Group made them all some lovely cards to say "Thank You!"
I have the right to an Education.
Anti-Bullying Week- (Articles 2, 12, 13, 19)
As part of Anti-Bullying Week, we held an Odd Sock Day, to celebrate the fact that we are all unique.
A B C D E Rights are for ALL children.
Rights are there at BIRTH.
Rights CANNOT be taken away.
Rights DO NOT have to be earnt.
All rights are EQUALLY important.
UNIVERSAL INHERENT INALIENABLE UNCONDITIONAL INDIVISIBLE
Martin Luther King day is celebrated in the US. We were lucky to have Andy McKechnie in school today. He spent time talking about different events linked with Black History and spoke to us about how our rights are very important. Over the years people have fought hard to get their rights recognised. We were also reminded about the ABCDE of Rights.
We had a fantastic time at our Silver Celebration. It was really nice for all the children to celebrate their achievement. Thank you to everyone for all the fantastic donations of cakes and fruit.
We were delighted to receive our RRS Silver Banner today and the pupil group have decided on its final location within the school grounds. Have a look to see if you can spot it! We are very proud of our achievement and receiving this award.