Blog by Tag: Social Signature

This morning our Nursery and Reception children came together for a beautiful Harvest Assembly.  It was also a chance to thank God for our wonderful world, God’s creation, linking in with our ‘Creation and Covenant’ branch of learning in RE.  We retold the creation story from Genesis.  The…

During today's meeting the children discussed the designs for our upcoming Social Signature Superstars Award, that replaces the old Star of the Term award. 

So far, they have helped co-create the award by making the award half-termly not just termly; requesting that the teachers don't choose…

We have been working hard to maintain our garden in nursery.  We have a mixture of plants, flowers, fruit and vegetables growing.  Look carefully at the labelled pebbles to see the selection including, sunflowers, beetroot, lettuce, onions, radishes, cress, sweetcorn, courgettes and strawberries.…

Today, we celebrated Safer Internet Day by having two assemblies led by our Childnet Digital Leaders group from Year 5 & 6 with a special guest support from Kirsty Carter, part of Merseyside Police's Cyber Crime team. 

The theme this year was ‘Too good to be true? Protecting yourself and others…

On Thursday 25th January, three pupils Mrs Bowden and Mr Dinsdale met up with Pete Hawkin and children and staff from Princes Primary School for a very special visit - to meet  His Royal Highness, Prince William in Toxteth in Liverpool! 

The three children Daisy, Anna-Rae and Jacob from Y5 & Y6…

Climate Change Workshop

Year 6 took part in a really interesting session this morning with Sam from SusTrans. We discussed some of the key issues related to climate changed and thought about ways in which we can live a more sustainable life.

The Social Signature School Council met with Pete & Helen Hawkin to discuss the next stage of development with the Social Signature booklet. 
 

Children were asked to vote and have their say with the superhero character and the layout and images in the booklet. 
 

Discussion was held…

The School Council and Eco Council representatives worked with Sam Turner from Sustrans once again, to discuss road safety outside our school.

Sam shared some brilliant news about the underpass under Church Road, which had been cleaned up, repainted and new lighting fitted inside to make it…

Eco Council met with Mr Dinsdale to take a vote on the name for the soon to be launched community based litter picking group, organised in conjunction with Sefton Council. The idea for this litter picking group has come along as a result of Mr Dinsdale sharing the Social Signature project with the…