As Harwood Park prepares to remember those who lost their lives at war, the poppy appeal has begun around school and is being led by year group PLT members. On Tuesday the PLT members of Year 6 & Year 4 were supported by volunteers in Nursery & Reception. Today it Read more…
After a well-fought campaign, we are pleased to announce Class 9’s Primary Leadership Team representatives for this academic year: Ellie-Mae and Ayokumbi. All the children produced fantastic manifestos stating why they would make good Primary Leaders. These letters were presented anonymously to the class and pupils voted on which candidate Read more…
In our first week as class 12, we completed the important task of electing our new PLT members. Each child wrote their own letter to their class, describing what qualities the have that would make them an effective leader, why they would like to have this role and plans they Read more…
This week Class 8 have voted for their Children’s Champion who will represent the voice of children at Rochdale Council. We watched videos from each of the candidates and then held a secret ballot to vote for our favourite. Can you remember why you voted for your favourite candidate?
Tolerance Assembly Tolerance doesn’t mean that we agree or ignore each other. It means we make space for other people’s opinions. That’s whether we think that they are different, wrong, odd or interesting. In assembly we learnt that you can care passionately about one view without hating other people because Read more…
Dahl House were the winning team at the end of last half-term. They had been awarded the most house points over the last six weeks. The children’s reward for demonstrating the core values of kindness, perseverance, respect and cooperation., alongside showing growth mindset, was an afternoon treat of their choice. Read more…
Yesterday afternoon, our PLT members McKenzie and Emma joined some other schools from our cluster for the second time to catch up and share good practise. Each school put together a poster to show what their school council members have been working on since we last met. This was a Read more…
On Tuesday this week, we celebrated Safer Internet Day. It is an event that’s celebrated globally in February each year to promote the safe and positive use of digital technology for children and young people. This year’s theme was “Create, Connect and Share Respect: A better internet starts with you!” Read more…