World Mental Health Day
February 2024
We celebrated Children's Mental Health Week by engaging in various activities to support our mental health and wellbeing. Children spent time in each classroom, learning new skills, taking on challenges and working together for shared outcomes.
All children demonstrated the skills of Love, Grace and Respect and were keen to share their favourite activity with their class teacher.
Our Pupil Voice.
'I enjoyed creating new people out of modelling clay.'
'Making bracelets was really fun'
'We tried lots of different challenges with the lego'
'We talked about what we are good at and what we liked about ourselves.'
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We celebrated World Mental Health Day in a unique way this year.
Children had the opportunity to move around the school to participate in a variety of workshops to support their mental health. These involved a range of activities from baking to lego, from mosaic making to stem challenges. We also had a rugby coach teaching children key skills including team work, determination and resilience.
Our Pupil Voice
"I liked saving the dinosaur eggs in rugby."
"I love Interland, it is so fun."
"When I do my lessons, I feel a mix of emotions but mostly positive."
"I was really excited to try new things today and be with different teachers."
"My favourite lesson was making marshmallow snowmen."
