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15/02/19

Learning celebrations today! Have a great half term everyone! https://t.co/g2vPEXnu3d

14/02/19

Thank you to our generous parents. An amazing £676.49 raised at our Christmas performance collections for Crisis

13/02/19

Retweetd From National Online Safety

This we're talking about 'Catfishing'; fake social profiles that go above and beyond to catch their victims... hook, line and sinker! 🎣#OnlineSafety HD Version here: https://t.co/bU9ASmUys8 https://t.co/SyIlv0z5tC

13/02/19

Our ‘chain of kindness’ managed to fit round all 300 of us!! https://t.co/W3euPQ84z8

13/02/19

Hands on learning in the woods to end Year 3’s Tribal Tales topic. Willow weaving, planting, tool and den making - what fun! https://t.co/KcD42q0QCm

11/02/19

Looks like Year 4 had a rich learning experience at Fishbourne Palace today, exploring life in Roman times. Lots of fun too! https://t.co/7O2ctFGo1j

11/02/19

KS2 Class Teacher: September start - Harris Careers https://t.co/GNKvB5yMIp

08/02/19

More circus skills from today! https://t.co/gabZuMTerH

08/02/19

Heart-warming! Year 1 and Year 4 pupils sharing their experiences of mental health week. https://t.co/kZIvxeU05a

08/02/19

Exquisite Perspex screen made by our HPAD artists and artist Tim Davies installed this morning. Really brightens up the stairwell! https://t.co/0rDSYTPoju

08/02/19

A great finale to Chinese New Year week learning circus skills with ⁦⁩. Such focus and concentration! The best thing I’ve ever done was the comment from one Y4 pupil. Thanks to Swire for funding ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ https://t.co/huNmEJ2Btm

08/02/19

If you're worried about your child's mental health: Let your child know that you're concerned. Use activities you do together to talk about how they are doing. Let them know it is normal to struggle sometimes. Listen and empathise. If you're still worried talk to staff or your GP

07/02/19

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Lots of keen parents for our Mandarin workshop this week! https://t.co/uecWIPzgt7

07/02/19

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Well done to our girls (and their fantastic teachers!) for helping us come top for academic attainment in our group of 55 schools with similar intake across England and Wales. We're proud of you! Full story https://t.co/ft7Vp8mrbh https://t.co/cUmzPHnru7

07/02/19

Retweetd From National Online Safety

Do you know the difference between BBFC and PEGI ratings? This we're guiding parents through the complex world of age ratings for films, TV, music videos and games. 🎥📱HD version here: https://t.co/jxyZ5sEGO5 https://t.co/wUMklFr6CU

07/02/19

Tips to support anxiety in children. 1)Think about your own wellbeing 2) Help your child understand what anxiety can feel like 3) Practice anxiety reduction techniques together 4) Help your child face fears gradually 5) Challenge negative thinking.

06/02/19

Well done to the 6 pupils from Year 3 & 4, who entered the Boccia tournament on Monday organised by . They came a fantastic 2nd place in the tournament, even though they were competing against some older students.

06/02/19

We all experience stress & need it to function but when stress interferes with our lives, it becomes a problem. Too much stress, for too long, can make us ill. 6/10 chn experience levels of stress that interfere with their daily lives. If you are stressed, speak to someone

06/02/19

Thank you to HPAD parents (and psychologists), Susannah and Caroline for talking to the children this morning in assembly about feelings and strategies for managing them. https://t.co/qfJdvv4Vx7

06/02/19

The Mandarin workshop for parents was a hive of activity this morning! https://t.co/YKlUMQObhv

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Our Pupil Parliament

Our Academy Pupil Parliament representatives play a very important role to support our improvement. Each class nominates representatives to attend regular meetings to share and discuss ideas.

There are two representatives from each class – a boy and a girl. The Academy Parliament meetings are organised by Ms Conduit, who also takes the minutes.

Our Pupil Parliament representatives are:

Nightingale Class - Neeko and Kamelya

Goldcrest Class - Lily and Dylan

Buttercup Class - Sephie and Monty

Primrose Class - Conrad and Lacey

Dill Class – Dervlagh and Alex

Mint Class – Zeph and Mia

Chestnut Class – Thea and Samuel

Willow Class – Jesse and Isobel