Health & Wellbeing and British Values
Health and Wellbeing and British Values Curriculum
Our Health and Wellbeing curriculum will be centred around three core areas:
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Relationships
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Healthy Lifestyle
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Living in the Wider World.
British values will encompass all learning within the three core areas above. Children will have opportunities to build on their knowledge and understanding of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs.
These three areas will provide pupils with:
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Accurate and relevant knowledge
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Opportunities to relate knowledge to real life
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Opportunities to explore individual’s values, attitudes and beliefs as well as understand those of others
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Knowledge about safety, helping them to recognise when they are at risk and providing them with strategies and language to take appropriate action
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Skills and strategies for a living a healthy, safe and responsible life
Promoting British Values
Assembly Themes
2018-2019
Anti-Bullying Day
Children learnt that there is a difference between being rude, mean and being a bully.
As our theme is 'Power for Good', children reflected on what it takes to be a kind friend. In doing so, they complimenteted their classmates and handed out 'Power for Good' tokens when they witnessed someone being a kind friend.
Children also learnt about what do do if they are being bullied online or in person. We also learnt how to prevent ourselves from being bullied online.
Anti-Bullying Day - Power for Good
Anti-Bullying Day
On Friday 16th November, the children across the Federation took part in our annual 'Anti-Bullying Day' which this year which focused on the theme of 'Power of Good' where the children came dressed as their favourite Superheroes. We thought about how anti-bullying and strategies to deal with this linked to our British Values especially mutual respect and tolerance of others.
Remembrance Day
This week we had a special assembly all about Remembrance day. The children learnt about what happened in WW1 and WW2 and why we wear poppies to help us remember. We also looked at photographs and heard about Jimmy Hasler who served in WW2, he was Mrs Searle's Grandad. She told us how he used to tell her about what the war was like, where he had been and what he had done to help the country. We also learnt about Sgt Mike Bridges, who is a friend of Mrs Searle and until recently was in the Army. We saw photographs of him in his uniform and were able to look at the medals he has been awarded. Sgt Bridges has a medal for 1000 days in active service we were surprised to find out that this is the same amount of time that had passed from one of our YR children being born to today! He also lent us some of his protective equipment that he used when he was in Afghanistan. We all felt that he was a very brave man and are grateful to him and all the other soldiers who go and work in dangerous places to help keep us safe. One of our children tried on the helmet and was surprised to see how heavy it was! We finished our assembly with a two minute silence so we could think about all that we had heard. All of the children took part and displayed very respectful attitudes throughout.
The children had an assembly on ‘identity’ led by Miss Millar and we thought about how they make part of our British Values!
Two of our year 5 pupils represented the federation at the town’s remembrance service, lest we forget!
We are learning about Road Safety
Elections are taking place across the school for school council.
2017-2018
Anti-bullying day across the Federation...
Evidence of our health and wellbeing curriculum
