PSHE Event Days

As part of our PSHE learning, we celebrated Rainbow Day, a special day dedicated to being proud of who we are and recognising the wonderful diversity within our school community.

This year's theme, "There is no one way to make a family," encouraged children to explore and celebrate the many different types of families that exist. Through discussions and activities, pupils reflected on how every family is unique, and that what matters most is the love, care and support we share with one another.

Children came to school dressed to express themselves in bright, colourful clothing, creating a vibrant celebration of individuality across the school. We ended the day with a whole-school picnic, enjoying time together as a community and celebrating the values of kindness, respect and inclusion.

Rainbow Day was a wonderful opportunity to reinforce the importance of acceptance, celebrating our differences, and recognising that everyone belongs.

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 Odd Sock Day is celebrated as part of 'Anti-Bullying Week'. It is an opportunity for the children to show what makes them unique. This year's theme was 'The Power Of Good', thinking about how we can use our voice to speak out against bullying.

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 For World First Aid Day, we focused on The theme this year was 'First Aid in Climate Change'. Mrs Armstrong lead the assembly and explain how to deal with conditions such as heat stroke, sun burn, and dehydration. In class, the children role played how to deal with an asthma attack, broken bones, burns, applying bandages and head injuries.

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