Term 6

Pastoral and Inclusion

Community Project

The children who have taken part in the community project have now completed their 'action'.  On their walk to Pottery Road Park the children observed and collected data using a tally chart for:

• Rubbish

• Broken glass

• Signs of anti-social behaviour.

Did you know spaces with rubbish, graffiti and vapes - gives clues to others that it is ok to do it here? This may increase anti-social behaviour.  Our pupils have taken action to model how to look after our local area and decrease anti-social behaviour.  

Pupil Voice

I found it fun to help the world with rubbish because the rubbish is all around the world and is damaging our environment. People are trying to help the world and I like being part of that. Margaret

I found it fun going on our community walk , I enjoyed finding graffiti and most of the things we had on our tally chart . We found lots of anti social behaviour like graffiti.  Raphael

Keep your eyes peeled for our posters, persuading everybody to look after our school community.  

Coffee Morning and Afternoon

We are pleased to share that we have had two coffee events this module - a coffee morning in June and an afternoon in July.  Thank you to the families who attended.  It was great to see so many famillies socialising, talking about the joys, trials and tricky bits of parenting.  

Please speak to Miss Murrells if you would like to access some good books to discuss emotions some common themes are: anxiety, sadness, grief and transition.