Wellbeing Week

Celebrating Friendship Day – Learning Connecting and Growing Together 

Our school community came together for Friendship Day a heart warming celebration of kindness connection and personal growth. Parents joined us for an engaging workshop exploring Positive Behaviour for Learning Friendology Leader in Me and Kimochis programs deeply embedded in our curriculum and school culture. These initiatives empower students to build strong friendships develop leadership skills and foster emotional resilience.  

The day was filled with fun hands on activities as parents and children created friendship flowers and paper chains symbolising the strength of their connections. The excitement continued with a teddy bears’ picnic where families and their beloved teddies shared laughs stories and a special bond.  

We all left the day with stronger friendships deeper understanding and cherished memories. Thank you to everyone who participated it was a truly wonderful celebration.  

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Leadership Word Of The Week Is Friendship 

Definition: The definition of Friendship is a close and trusting relationship between people who share mutual care, support, and understanding. It involves companionship, empathy, and a willingness to be there for each other through good times and bad.

How can I show Friendship At School?

• Listening actively and offering support when a friend needs to talk.
• Spending quality time together and sharing experiences.

Year 6 Leadership Day - The Annunciation of the Lord!

Showing kindness and being dependable, especially during difficult moments.

 On Tuesday, we had a leadership day, and on that day, we felt how Jesus strengthens, encourages, and guides believers on their faith journey. It highlighted His role in transformation and spiritual growth. We took some time to reflect on how the Holy Spirit operates in our daily lives, steering believers towards truth, love, and courage. It inspires us to be bold in our faith and to perform small acts of kindness. We talked about the Holy Spirit’s presence within us—how Jesus strengthens, encourages, and guides believers in their faith journey.

When we were blowing the Holy Spirit (Balloons), it was a symbolic activity! Blowing the Holy Spirit and sharing it with others is such a powerful way to show our faith and unity. It symbolises how the Spirit moves among us, touching lives and inspiring kindness, love, and truth.

His presence is a constant reminder that we’re never alone.

We had the best day ever!

Josie & Matthew

Leader of the Week!

Esme & Mia

Have a wonderful weekend!

Melissa Overton

Wellbeing Coordinator