Inspired by our vision, pupils develop as courageous advocates by learning about issues that affect people across our nation and by taking informed action to bring about positive change. Through reflection, discussion and service, they learn that their voices and actions can make a meaningful difference.
Supporting Mental Health
Year 6 demonstrated compassion and service by taking part in the Walk for Mind, raising an impressive £256.20 for the charity Mind. Through their fundraising efforts, pupils helped raise awareness of mental health and contributed to supporting people across the country. By learning about the importance of mental wellbeing and taking action to support others, they recognised how they can help address issues that affect many people in society.
Supporting the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal
As part of their Remembrance learning and worship, pupils explored the experiences of service personnel, veterans and their families. Through reflection and discussion, they developed an understanding of sacrifice, service and the importance of working towards peace. By supporting the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal, pupils raised awareness and contributed towards helping members of the Armed Forces community, demonstrating respect, gratitude and a commitment to supporting others.
Developing as Courageous Advocates
Through opportunities such as awareness-raising, fundraising and social action, pupils learn that they can be agents of change. They are encouraged to recognise the needs of others, consider how they can respond and take meaningful action. In doing so, they develop empathy, responsibility and the confidence to make a positive difference in the wider world.