Article of the Week Article 24

Hello, Mental Health Awareness Week happens each year in May and is an ideal time for us all to think about mental health, tackle stigma, and discuss how we can create school environments that protect our mental wellbeing. The week is based around a different theme each year, and previous themes have included nature, kindness, and body image. It is hoped that as many people as possible will have conversations about mental health and the everyday things that can affect it. Our mental health clearly links to Article 24 but many of the other rights that children and young people are entitled to, also contribute to good mental health. See how many connections you make to different rights in this week’s activities.

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UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education

A fabulous effort by all our children who have worked very hard all week and impressed their teachers and earn their Head Teacher’s Award.

Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all our children; we are all very proud.

UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education

Well done to all our children who have been working hard to achieve their next levelled certificates on Lexia. We are all very proud of you.

UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education

A fabulous well done to all our children who have accessed their TT Rockstars this week and earned their next certificates for most correct answers on their times tables.

Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all.

This week in school the children have been focusing on the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, throughout the curriculum in different subjects, assemblies and after-school clubs. It has been a fantastic build up to the King’s coronation ceremony which will take place on Saturday 6 May 2023, 11am at Westminster Abbey in London. On Friday 5th May 2023 the children and staff were invited to come into school wearing red, white and blue clothing to mark this amazing event that will be wrote in the History books for many years to come.

Each child will receive a commemorative coin for King Charles III 🙂

The coronation of the new Sovereign is an occasion for pageantry and celebration, but it is also a solemn religious ceremony that has remained essentially the same over a thousand years. For the last 900 years, the English coronation ceremony has usually taken place at Westminster Abbey in London. The service is conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury, as it has almost always been since the Norman Conquest in 1066. For more details about the ceremony are available on the royal.uk website.

Part of the ceremony will focus on St Edward’s Crown, the crown historically used at the moment of coronation and last worn by Queen Elizabeth II at her Coronation in 1953. It was made for Charles II in 1661, as a replacement for the medieval crown which had been melted down in 1649.

Please see the PowerPoint for more information: Coronation-Ceremony-Assembly

Here are some of our highlights from this week in School:

Article of the Week Article 6

Hello, This week we focus on every child’s right to life, survival and development – Article 6. Every child has the right to life and governments must do what they can to ensure that children survive and develop to their fullest. Health, education, food and clean water are essential but this pack will help you explore with your class different areas of support and assistance that need to be in place to ensure that children and young people can thrive. This pack has lots of activities for early years, primary and secondary learners and we would welcome your feedback or examples of the work you have done related to this pack – feel free to email us or share on our Facebook group!

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Inclusion Quality Mark Re-Assessment 2023 and Centre of Excellence 2023

We are very proud to have been awarded this prestigious quality mark with Centre of Excellence Status which reinforces the work that we do to ensure that every child in our school is valued and has their education directly tailored to their learning needs.  It represents the fact that we are a fully inclusive school who promote the social, emotional and academic well being of all of our pupils.

You can read the full report from the Quality Mark assessor by clicking on the link below.

Nettlesworth Primary School Report – April 2023

 

UNCRC Article 31 – leisure, play and artistic culture

A fabulous well done to Harrison who has shown a Rights Respecting Gold attitude all year maintaining dedication and commitment to succeed in his Golf. All his hard work has paid off as he has been selected to represent Chester le Street Youth Team and Durham County.

A potential Future Career Harrison; we are very proud of you.

UNCRC Article 31 – leisure, play and artistic culture

fabulous well done to Marcus and his football team for making their way to the final of the cup and actually winning the whole tournament.

Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all the players, with a potential future career for our Marcus.

We are all very proud of you.

UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education

A massive well done to all our children who have really caught their teacher’s eye and earned their Head Teacher Award. We are all very proud of you.

Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all.