Our Student Council had their final meeting of the year this week, sharing highlights of all of the creative projects they have cooperated on in the last three terms.
The Council raised awareness of the SDGs as well as in-school opportunities to be more sustainable, including relating to food waste and environmental management. They demonstrated collaborative skills, taking action to participate in assemblies on issues of development, diversity and inclusion. Their leadership and initiative was recognised by the entire school and the Council thanks Ms Mang for her support in showing just how much change our young leaders can make both at school and at home.
Watch our videos:
Student Council members promoting World Food Day
Student Council members promoting World Mother Language Day
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Year 4 recently embarked on a thought-provoking unit of work, stepping into the shoes of Rainforest Detectives to solve a serious environmental mystery, in the hope of changing the future of the rainforest.
Storytelling is at the heart of everything we do, and it extends far beyond literacy. It is transdisciplinary, meaning children naturally integrate their knowledge of phonics into storytelling, create maths stories, and weave in elements of science, curiosity, and their understanding of the world.
