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Our Journey Days

Every Term, we choose one of our school values to explore during a 'Journey Day'.

Each Journey Day begins with an Assembly to introduce the value chosen and then pupils explore what the value really means through a range of engaging activities throughout the day.
Autumn Term 2020

​Value: Resilient

Activities:
- Forest Schools - resilience & independence challenges
- P.E - Physical and mental endurance 
- R.E - iSingPop - interactive bible stories and songs about resilience
- D&T - Incy wincy spider broaches and tower building
- Art - The Royal Mint - Diversity Built Britain 50p Coin challenge
- PSHE - Inspirational people who have demonstrated resilience
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