Social Impact Schools Award Chatter
School Council meeting
Our school council were busy this morning, thinking of ideas for special rewards for reading at home and also for charities to donate to as part of our Social Impact Schools Award.
Our Zoom call with our school collaboration friends from Qatar.
This morning we had zoom call with our friends from Anglefish class. We were able to ask lots of questions. They told us all about how they had a visit from camels in their school. We also could not believe they start school at 7:00am!
Year 2 collaboration
Wow! We had a fantastic collaborative story session with our new friends in Qatar!
Year 6- Partnership School work
6B enjoyed reading the reviews, written by children from across the world in Qatar, about their discovery narratives.
Dyslexia
This morning we had a really good discussion about dyslexia. We discussed how everyone’s brain works differently, and the strengths and struggles that come with this.
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Refugee week
Our assembly today was about raising awareness of what it means to be a refugee – Community is a superpower!
Many countries have many people that are forced to flee for their safety.
One of our children ended assembly with her own thoughts on being a community – “People are getting used to being around different types of people and the world is a colourful place!”
Aspirations Week
Big thank you to Harry for coming in and telling us all about his life as a fire fighter and at the prison service. We learnt so much about these fantastic jobs and his life.
School Council
Stockton Wood School Council were announced this morning in assembly. Congratulations to these children (the rest are to follow tomorrow).
Also, we like to say a huge well done to those that prepared a speech and put themselves forward for the role this year – the number of votes were very close.
Watch this space for your successful year group school councillors.
Aspirations Day at Trafford Hall
Year 5 have taken part in an aspirations day today. Learning about different careers within the energy industry, as well as learning about how to be sustainable and taking part in a scavenger hunt to learn essential survival skills. It was a great day and happily the rain held off.
