Yesterday, we had another visit from Cathy from REonDemand who delivered workshops on Christianity with Year 3 and finished with a whole school assembly talking about ways in which people celebrate. We thought about how people who are religious but follow different religions all have similar ways of celebrating. Some Read more…
Today we had a special assembly – a follow-up from some RE workshops that some classes had last week. Cathy from RE On Demand came in to speak to us about how people celebrate religious festivals. She talked about common threads that are found in most religious celebrations, such as: Read more…
The theme of this year’s Safer Internet Day is ‘Free to be Me’ and is all about online identity and reputation. We received a visit from two digital leaders today to talk about this issue. We completed an ‘identity wheel’ to describe our own online identity and then used simulated Read more…
As part of our learning journey exploring places of worship, we had a special visit from Cathy at Re on demand who planned a fantastic session for us about Hinduism. She brought a whole range of religious artefacts with her which every child could observe and discuss in term of Read more…
Class 11 have all signed the new Harwood Park Anti-Bullying Oath. We discussed as a class the different things we could do to ensure we are always kind and supportive to our peers.
Nursery are supporting Children in Need! We have dressed up and joined in with different “spotty” activities.
As part of Anti-Bullying week, class 12 focused on how we can avoid being a bystander when bullying occurs and instead be an ‘upstander’ – someone who stands up to bullying. We looked at different scenarios and came up with lots of ideas and ways we could help someone in Read more…
Today, pupils and staff joined the rest of the country in observing a two-minute silence to remember the sacrifice of those who fought and lost their lives in war. Freya, from Class 14, played The Last Post on her cornet to signal the beginning of the act of remembrance and Read more…
The community of Heywood gathered this morning to remember those who had lost their lives at war in an effort to secure our futures. They will not be forgotten by Harwood Park or the wider community. They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall Read more…
