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July – Trust

16th July 2017 By jennamartindale

The value of the month for July is Trust.

“Trusting someone is like knowing you can jump and they will be there to catch you.” Anon

What is trust?

Trust is:

  • To believe that someone is good and honest and will not hurt you.
  • To believe that something is safe and reliable.
  • To believe what people say.

How can you be trustworthy?

  • Be honest by telling the truth.
  • Follow rules.
  • If you find something, return it to its owner.
  • Be careful of what you say you’ll do. Only say you will do the things you think you really can do.
  • Be true to your word.
  • Don’t gossip, or say things that hurt people.

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Things to talk about at home

  • Who can you trust in school to help you if you are worried about something?
  • Are you a trustworthy friend?
  • How do you show that you are trustworthy? 
  • Can you have a friendship without trust?
  • Why is it important to trust others when working as a team?
  • What does it mean to ‘trust your instincts’?
  • Who can you trust to help you if something doesn’t feel right?

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We are a Level 1 Rights Respecting School

11th July 2017 By jennamartindale

Today we were visited by one of Unicef’s Professional Advisors and are proud to announce that we have achieved the Level 1 Rights Respecting Schools Award.  The Advisor was delighted with the fantastic progress we have made as a school since achieving our ROC (Recognition of Commitment) in February and was impressed by our commitment to placing the UNCRC at the heart of everything we do.   Thank you to all members of our school community for helping us on this journey.  We cannot wait to share the full report with you.

 

 

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June – Respect

7th June 2017 By jennamartindale

The value of the month for June is respect.  

We are extremely proud to be working towards becoming a Level 1 Rights Respecting School.

What does it mean to show respect?

  • Showing respect to someone means you act in a way that shows you care about their feelings and well-being.
  • In school, each classroom has a charter to remind us how to respect the rights of others. Rocket our rights respecting mascot helps with this job too, reminding us of respectful actions.
  • Respecting someone’s rights means you care and think it is important that they can enjoy their rights, just like you!

How can we show respect?  

Here are some simple ideas, but there are many, many more!

  • Follow the rules.
  • Listen to others.
  • Take care of your belongings.
  • Treat others nicely.
  • Be polite.
  • Greet people and smile!
  • Hold a door open for someone.
  • Accepting differences.
  • Put litter in the bin.

How many more examples can you think of?

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A Wild and Wonderful Journey with Reception

7th June 2017 By jennamartindale

We were all amazed recently at Reception’s class assembly.  They took us on a magical tour of the woods, introducing us to some of their favourite story characters through songs, dancing and drama.  They even acted out their own version of ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ – it was brilliant!  As a special treat for all the hard work, Mrs Martindale surprised the Little Stars with bubble wands for us all to have a sparkling time in the sunshine!

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Fire Safety Stars

7th June 2017 By jennamartindale

Article 27 – Children have the right to a safe place to live.

Article 17 – Children have the right to get information that is important to their well-being.

The Little Stars had a surprise visit from the Fire Brigade this week too. The children learned about the importance of informing a grown-up straight away if they ever find matches. They learned to STOP, DROP and ROLL if their clothes ever caught alight and discovered how important it is to have fire alarms in our homes.

If you do not have fire alarms, remember to contact the local fire service and they will come and fit your fire alarms free of charge.

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Unicef Day for Change

7th June 2017 By jennamartindale


Article 24 – Children have the right to nutritious food.

Our children exercised their right to have their opinion taken seriously.  After choosing to support Unicef Day for Change, they voted for a non-uniform day and a bake sale to raise money to support children’s rights around the world.

Thank you to everyone who donated to Unicef. The bake sale and non-uniform day was a huge success.

Every pound raised will be doubled this year by the charity Power of Nutrition to provide life saving food for children.

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NSPCC Stay Safe and Speak Out

7th June 2017 By jennamartindale

 

Article 19 – Children have the right to be protected from harm.

Article 17 – Children have the right to get information that is important to their well-being.

We welcomed staff from the NSPCC into school recently when they presented assemblies to infants and juniors. The children were able to learn more about their right to be safe as part of our Rights Respecting school award. In order to support the charity we had a book and cake bake sale and proceeds from the sale of the books went to the NSPCC. Proceeds from the cake sale also went to Unicef to support their valuable work in promoting the rights of the child.

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RRSA Article of the Month for June

7th June 2017 By jennamartindale

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RRSA Article of the Month for May

6th May 2017 By jennamartindale

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May – Self-belief

6th May 2017 By jennamartindale

The value of the month for May is self belief.

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What does it mean to have self belief? 

  • Self belief means having confidence in yourself and your ability to do things successfully and achieve your personal best.

How can we show self belief? 

  • Remember that effort and practice are the key to success.
  • Try your best at everything you do and don’t give up if things get tough.
  • Scrap any negative thoughts or talk and use positive mindsets, e.g. I can do this if I keep trying. 
  •  Believe that you can achieve your best.

How can families encourage self belief?

  • Celebrate achievements and successes, whether they’re big or small.
  • Praise your child’s positive qualities, planting the seeds of confidence!
  • Teach your child to be a problem-solver to increase independence and self belief.
  • Use optimism, positive talk and mindsets, e.g. I know I have to work hard to improve. It’s okay to make mistakes because we learn from them!

Year 6 pupils 

YOU CAN DO THIS!

This month our year 6 children have SATS. We want them to believe in themselves and their ability to do their very best!

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