Year One class had a wonderful time exploring Family Trees in PSHE last week. We began by looking at examples of family trees from the past and learnt about the word generation  and what it means. The children then had the chance to create their own family trees on whiteboards, each one unique and personal. Although every tree looked different, they were all filled with love and helped us celebrate the special people who make up our families.

In Year 2, we had a fantastic time celebrating The Friendship Awards!  First, we talked about what a good friend  looks like and created our very own Good Friend Guides. Then we thought about all the wonderful friendships we share in our class. Finally, it was time for our exciting Friendship Awards Ceremony , where we celebrated the kind, caring and special friends we have!

On Wednesday we had a visit from Ian at Kent Road Safety, who came in to remind us about how important it is to keep ourselves safe when crossing the roads. We talked about how we really need to be extra vigilant nowadays as many of the cars are electric and silent! We also found out that pelican crossings are all going to be changed to puffin crossings here in our region. Always find a safe place to cross, stop, look, listen and hold an adults hand when crossing. Even better

In Year Six this week, we have been exploring the importance of friendships and healthy relationships. We thought carefully about what makes a good friend and how we can support and care for one another. We used actual string as a visual representation to show the positive friendship links between us all, helping us see how everyone is connected through kindness and support. The strings certainly helped us to 'tie up' our knowledge in a fun and creative way!

Today in our whole school assembly, we explored the special relationships that make our time in school so positive and meaningful. We talked about the friends who make us laugh, the teachers who support and guide us, and all the people who are there for us no matter what. Together, we created a huge collage filled with names and drawings of our special people, celebrating the connections that remind us that we are loved and valued every day.

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Well, what spectacular fun we had in our whole school assembly today! Our topic in PSHE this term is "All about me" and to celebrate this...