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MERITS AND AMBASSADORS
MERITS AND AMBASSADORS
YEAR ONE
CURIE MERIT: Ivy AMBASSADOR: Harrison
PANKHURST MERIT: Elliott AMBASSADOR: Kara
YEAR TWO
EARHART MERIT: Grace AMBASSADOR: Freddie
YOUSAFZAI MERIT: Eunice AMBASSADOR: Boromir
YEAR THREE
MANDELA MERIT: Niamh AMBASSADOR: Katya
THUNBERG MERIT: George C AMBASSADOR: Elodie
YEAR FOUR
RASHFORD MERIT: Oscar AMBASSADOR: Adele
TURING MERIT: Valerie AMBASSADOR: Eliza,
Annie, Alana, Florence,
Scarlet
YEAR FIVE
LAU MERIT: Emi AMBASSADOR: Hayden
ATTENBOROUGH MERIT: Aydin AMBASSADOR: Ben W
YEAR SIX
OBAMA MERIT: Sam T AMBASSADOR: Findlay C
KAMKWAMBA MERIT: Sam F AMBASSADOR: Natalia
YEAR ONE GET A RIGHT ROYAL WELCOME AT STRAWBERRY HILL HOUSE
YEAR ONE GET A RIGHT ROYAL WELCOME AT STRAWBERRY HILL HOUSE
Dancing to music through the ages and looking at historical timelines was part of a recent trip to Strawberry Hill House for our Year One children. The full day trip was packed with royal themed workshops. These included making crowns, donning regal attire and working out what William IV would have eaten when he paid a visit. They decided it was unlikely that pizza and many modern dishes would have tantalised his royal taste buds and instead he would probably have opted for a pigeon pie with all the trimmings. Outdoor compass work and some map study rounded off a fabulous day.
INSPIRED BY TURNER
INSPIRED BY TURNER
Our Year Four artists have been studying the work of JMW Turner, who lived for a while just up the road in Twickenham. Following a visit to his house, Sandycombe Lodge, they had a wonderful workshop on his art. Turner House specialist, Rita, showed them lots of works by artists who have been inspired by Turner, comparing them with the original. The children were then given copies of Turner's work to study and tasked to complete their own artworks using oil pastels. The results were stunning and will be displayed in school. They then started some collage work, with the aim of creating a Turneresque seascape.
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Keeping children safe online
Peter Cowley, Achieving for Children’s Former Online Safety Adviser.
About this Event
Peter will be talking about online safety. He will specifically address topics to help parents understand the current and emerging risks online and support their children through them.
You may be aware that a recent report from the Children’s Commissioner found that by age 13, half of children have seen online pornography. Additionally, another national survey, The Pupil Safeguarding Review, found 58% of students had reported feeling unsafe online several times in the past six months; 19% of those students missed school because of feeling unsafe online.
This is an essential talk for all parents.
About the speaker
Peter Cowley, Achieving for Children’s Former Online Safety Adviser.
Online information
Registrants will be emailed the Zoom dial in details on the morning of the webinar.
Pricing & Assisted Places
We charge a modest amount for our seminars in order to help us cover our costs, yet we also want them to be affordable to as many people as possible. We have a limited number of assisted places for those suffering financial hardship. To apply for an assisted place, please get in touch with us outlining your circumstances at jenny.c@adhdembrace.org
Please note the bookings for this event will close at midnight the night before.
When
28th November, 2023 from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Location
Online
United Kingdom
Contact
Email: info@adhdembrace.org
Event Fee
Attendee fee
£10.00
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