UNCRC ARTICLE 29 – goals of education
Fabulous effort to all our children who have worked very hard on their TT Rockstars this week and achieved their certificates.
We are all very impressed with your dedication and rights respecting gold ethos demonstrated by all.
UNCRC ARTICLE 29 – goals of education
Well done to all our children who have worked very hard and achieved their Head Teacher Award this week.
Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all of our children.
UNCRC Article 29 – Develop our talents.
Today we chose our new art ambassadors, to enhance their amazing talents in art. The art ambassadors will help Miss Grimes organise art events, support others in art lessons and will have the opportunity to share and enhance their skills.
UNCRC ARTICLE 31 – leisure, play and artistic culture
What a wonderful treat we have all had during our TT Rockstars day when we welcomed the Spectacular Strings band from Durham Music Services.
They came and performed to the whole school whilst involving our children throughout their concert. Thank you very much for a fabulous experience.
Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all our wonderful children.
UNCRC Article 12 – Every child has the right to have a say and have their views taken seriously.
We have been learning all about the upcoming general election, in both assemblies and in class. We discussed what a general election was and why it is important. We decided to have our very own election, in our coloured teams. Each team has proposed an idea for a treat on Monday. The team captains worked hard to create posters and stood in front of everyone in assembly to propose their team’s ideas. We had some amazing speeches that were very persuasive. On Thursday, each child will vote for the team they would like to win and the winning team will choose our treat! We are looking forward to seeing who the winning team are.
Our winners of the election are…. Red Team!!! Red teams choice of treat was a movie afternoon, which we will all enjoy on Monday!
Today we enjoyed listening to a story from the bible with Reverend Caroline and Emily. We listening carefully and reflected upon what the story means to us.
We are delighted to let you know that we have been re-accredited for the fourth time the NACE Challenge Award and are now a NACE Challenge Ambassador School-fifth in the country. Thank you to staff, parents, governors and children for your continued hard work.
Please see attached report
Nettlesworth Reaccreditation Report 2024
As part of our community of NACE Challenge Award schools, a new feature launched on our website this week: an interactive map showing the locations of all Challenge Award-accredited schools.
The map is intended to illustrate the reach of the Challenge Award, and to promote the achievement of accredited schools in earning and maintaining the Award. It can be viewed here: www.nace.co.uk/challenge
UNCRC Article 31 – Right to develop our talents.
Today the children had a fantastic day, taking part in an art workshop with Kate Mason. Kate is a local artist who inspired lots of the children with her incredible story. The children had the opportunity to each create a powertex tile which all looked fantastic. The children learnt lots of new skills as well as learning more about art as a career. This was a brilliant opportunity for all of the children and they all had lots of fun!
We had a lovely afternoon taking part in a range of sporting activities to gather points for our teams. We all took part in a race and earned much valued points. Mrs Peverely and June kindly kept the score. Our amazing Sports Leaders, along with Mr Beveridge, made sure the afternoon ran smoothly and all equipment was ready for each activity.
A massive well done to each and every child, you were all amazing! A special well done to the children who achieved Sainsburys Values awards, awarded by our Sports Leaders.
And finally congratulations to the winning team and 2024 champions …. BLUE TEAM!
Today we had a very interesting assembly with OASES who told us all about an exciting project in Durham County Council. Our KS2 then had the opportunity to share their opinions and ideas and how wildlife and our local environment can be improved. We love sharing our pupil voice, thanks for listening!
