After completing some fantastic litter picks at school and in the surrounding area, the Eco Council are hoping to have a wider impact by lending out sets of litter picker sticks to families at weekends, so that they can litter…
Last week the Values Council organised for the school to get involved in the Cafod Big Walk. Each class arranged a time during the week when they could go on their walk and the children brought in 50p for Cafod.…
In science Year 1 are learning about plants. This week at Forest School they went on a treasure hunt to find the things that plants need if they are going to grow well (air, water, soil/nutrients, and sun). Once each…
After completing some fantastic litter picks at school and in the surrounding area, the Eco Council are hoping to have a wider impact by lending out sets of litter picker sticks to families at weekends, so that they can litter…
Last week the Values Council organised for the school to get involved in the Cafod Big Walk. Each class arranged a time during the week when they could go on their walk and the children brought in 50p for Cafod.…
In science Year 1 are learning about plants. This week at Forest School they went on a treasure hunt to find the things that plants need if they are going to grow well (air, water, soil/nutrients, and sun). Once each…
This week’s ‘Wellbeing Wednesday’ challenge is to ‘Walk and Talk’. Go out for a walk somewhere with your family and talk to one another. What can you see around you? What can you hear? You could play eye spy together or a different game you enjoy. You could share how you’re feeling or if you have any worries.
You could take a picture of something interesting you see and send it to me! I would love to see where you go. Email pictures to ht66@holyredeemer.worcs.sch.uk
A local artist in Pershore, Mr SCE, has created some wonderful graffiti art of animals which I know some children have already been finding. They are dotted around town and you can find out more details about this on the artist’s social media pages. Take a look at the robin that can be found on the Abbey Park.
Outdoor walking has a positive impact on our physical and mental wellbeing. Children can feel restricted being indoors, which can naturally affect their social skills. Being outdoors allows a child to come out of their shell and share their thoughts and experiences. This is so important right now; we need to keep our children talking.
We do this regularly in school, for example, in PSHE lessons and during whole class circle time sessions. Some classes have worry boxes for children to write down their worries and then their teachers can take time to talk this through with them individually.
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