Chestnut Class were lucky to have some visitors come into school for their Careers Day! They had a range of people in different careers come in and talk about their job and what type of qualifications you need to get into that line of work. We had a doctor, mental health social worker, midwife and…
We were lucky to have a visitor in from the Tiny Travels Wind Rush Workshops to take all children in school on an educational trip around the world! The children explored different cultures around the world and how they live. They also looked at what they wear, what music they play as well as traditional…
Children from different years were able to meet with one of the school governors. They talked about pupil voice as well as how to stay safe in school. They drew around their hands and on each finger wrote an answer to the questions the governor was asking. It was a lovely opportunity for them to…
In Willow’s PSHE lesson, they practiced what they would do in an emergency. The children each phoned 999 and learnt to ask for the ambulance service because their patient was not breathing! Willow learnt to clearly say their address and also tell the caller if they are with a responsive adult. Well done Willow for…
Kenton Primary started out on the journey to becoming a rights respecting school; this means that: Pupils and adults learn about children’s rights, putting them into practice every day. In Rights Respecting Schools children’s rights are promoted and realised, adults and children work towards this goal together. There are four key areas of impact for children…