Everyday Wellbeing

Here are some of the ways in which wellbeing is supported in our day-to-day school life.

• The adults at school greet the children individually every morning, by name, and welcome them into school.
• Our PSHE curriculum is an important way of promoting pupil wellbeing.
• Promoting a love of reading. It’s well known that a love of reading can help pupils flourish at school, but it can also be life-changing in helping children (and adults!) lead happy and healthy lives.
• We promote a healthy lifestyle and provide opportunities for physical activity in addition to PE lessons, sports clubs and playtimes This can include a ‘daily mile’ activity, walk to school initiative and cycling proficiency.
• The adults at school are good role models for interactions, polite manners, respectful listening and share their own feelings too.
• Building a sense of community and interdependence by allocating classroom jobs and responsibilities which help others.
• Gardening sessions run by parent volunteers for KS1 children.
• The universal free fruit scheme for Reception and KS1 children.
• Celebration assemblies.
• Valuing all contributions in class discussions and recognising different points of view.
• Pupil voice such as talk partner work, sharing learning and thoughts about learning.
• Enrichment activities such as workshops, visitors and assemblies.
• Roles and responsibilities such as the School Council

……….and so much more!