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At the end of our rugby session today, Charlie shared with us some of his journey to being a head coach with the Jamie Robinson Foundation coaching rugby in schools. He is also a Sport Psychologist working with famous sport stars including Alejandro Garnacho. We were all very impressed.
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Today Gary and Fleur visited us to discuss their role as a vicar and children's pastor. They talked about the responsibilities they have in their roles and which parts they enjoyed and found difficult. Thank you for your time.
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Today Year 6 had a lovely, peaceful time sketching nature around our school. Just lovely!
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In P4C today we discussed the factors which may radicalise a person. We had mature discussions about how a person could take part in an act of terror. Well done for your sensible discussions year 6.
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Today year 6 had a visit from Connor who is a Facilities Project Manager for the General Medical Council. He spoke to the class about how he entered an apprenticeship and moved up through different levels to be a manager. He talked about the different roles in his job.
I was very impressed with the questions asked by the class. Thank you to Connor for sharing your experiences with Year 6.
We are delighted that our school has been selected to take part in an exciting pilot programme to improve careers education in primary schools across England. This pilot programme is being run by your local Careers Hub, funded by The Careers & Enterprise Company and evaluated in partnership with ImpactEd Evaluation. ImpactEd Evaluation is an independent evaluator that supports high-quality monitoring and evaluation in schools.
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Today in gymnastics we added balances to our sequences as we moved our way across the apparatus. We tried to focus on using different levels and dynamics. Can you spot any back/front support? Can you see a dish or arch balance? Can you spot anyone using a tuck or pike balance?
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To begin Careers Week in year 6 we have discussed 8 core skills that are transferable to any industry. These include: problem solving, communication, creativity, proactivity, leadership, teamwork, resillience and adaptability.
We then did some research about different careers to find out which skills that person uses in their day to day life. We also found out some of the qualifications needed. Later in the week we will be creating our own CVs thinking about our own skills and strengths. We also do further research into some unfamiliar careers.
The planter was kindly donated to school by Stalybridge Women's Institute and Mrs Holt came to visit school to see how the flowers in the planter were developing. Mrs Holt was very happy that the Ecoleaders have been looking after planter so well and have planted new bulbs and bedding plants. The Ecoleaders also showed Mrs Holt our vegetable garden and the crocuses flowers that we had planted in the winter. Mrs Holt showed us a bird's nest that she had found in her garden.
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