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Session 2025 – 2026
Our Global Gang Members for 2025-2026
P1 – Ruby
P2 – Hunter
P3 – Amelia-Grace
P4 – Erin
P5 – Amelia and Marr
P6 – Nola and Romeo
P7 – Faith and Zachary
Meeting Minutes:
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Wear it Blue- World Children’s Day
World Children’s Day – 20th November (by Faith P7 and Zachary P7 – Global Gang Members)
Thank you to everyone who came to school wearing blue to celebrate World Children’s Day. I think it is important to celebrate World Children’s Day as children should have their own opinions about what is happening in the word and have the right to speak up about it (Zachary). It was lovely seeing everyone in blue because it made us think about World Children’s Day and celebrating the fact that we all have rights (Faith).
Parent and Carer Groups – Christmas Fayre
CHRISTMAS FAYRE – THURSDAY 4TH December 2025
The Parent and Carer Group are looking forward to welcoming everyone to their Christmas Fayre, which will be held in the school on Thursday, 4th December.
There will be a wide range of stalls selling Christmas Crafts, including Christmas Enterprises from some of our classes, as well as the Parent and Carer Group’s Raffle. There will also be refreshments available.
Please share this event with family, friends and neighbours, as we are hoping for a good turnout, which will hopefully make for a fun evening, whilst at the same time allowing you to get started on your Christmas shopping!
Our Class Charters
A class charter is a set of rules, promises or guidelines that children and teachers have all agreed on for the classroom.
They’re created to help children understand that they have certain rights in the classroom. These rights are important, as they help to keep them safe and happy while they receive their education. Class charters also help children to develop a sense of responsibility, as they have to do their part in keeping the classroom fair for everyone. Teachers can reference the class charter in lesson aims, especially when it comes to health and wellbeing. They can also use it to highlight poor behaviour when it breaks the rules laid out in the charter. Through reinforcement, children will learn for themselves which behaviours are not appropriate for a good classmate or responsible citizen to take part in.
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