PSHE Campaigns
Throughout the year, we celebrate and promote lots of different PSHE campaigns. Below are some of the campaigns that we have celebrated this year at Moston Lane!
Dress to Express Yourself Day 2022
On Friday 18th February, we promoted Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week by having a ‘Dress to Express Yourself Day’ at school. We all came to school dressed in our favourite outfits or our favourite colour to express ourselves and celebrate a diverse range of emotions. Take a look below at some pictures of our wonderful children, dressing to express themselves!
Team 4
Year 3
Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week 2022
This week, we celebrated ‘Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week!’ The theme for the campaign this year was:
‘Express Yourself!’
‘Growing together is about growing emotionally and finding ways to help each other grow. Challenges and setbacks can help us to grow and adapt and trying new things can help us to move beyond our comfort zone into a new realm of possibility and potential. However, emotional growth is often a gradual process that happens over time and sometimes we might feel a bit ‘stuck’.
EYFS
The children in Nursery read the story ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ by Eric Carle. The children in Reception read the story ‘The Ugly Duckling by Hans Christian Andersen. These are both stories all about growth. The children then created some amazing artwork!
Photos coming soon...
KS1
The children in KS1 created their own support balloons! We encouraged the children to think about the people in their lives who support them and help them to grow.
Photos coming soon...
KS2
The children in KS2 created a growing together wall. We encouraged the children to think about their own growth since September. The children wrote about something they have learnt, achieved or found out about themselves or others.
Photos coming soon...
Anti-Bullying Week Competition
WINNERS
Well done to all of our brilliant competition winners!
Anti Bullying Week 2021
This November, we supported ‘Anti-Bullying Week’.
This year’s theme was: ‘One Kind Word’.
“Kindness is more important today than it has ever been! The isolation of the last year has underlined how little acts of consideration can break down barriers and brighten the lives of the people around us. This is one of the reasons that ‘One Kind Word’ has been chosen as the theme of Anti-Bullying Week 2021!”
We have been showing acts of kindness to start a chain reaction of kindness at Moston Lane! Here are some of our kind acts…
Odd Socks Day 2021
To mark the first day of ‘Anti-Bullying Week,’ we took part in ‘Odd Socks Day’.
As part of ‘Odd Socks Day’ we also enjoyed listening to this year’s charity single, ‘One Kind Word’ by Andy and the Odd Socks! Andy and the Odd Socks are all about fun and laughter but more importantly, they deliver a message of individuality, acceptance and tolerance.
Watch the amazing video below:
Children and staff came to school wearing odd socks to raise awareness and celebrate that we are all unique and different! We had so much fun.
Take a look at some pictures below!
Moston Lane Anti-Bullying Competition 2021
During Anti-Bullying Week, we also held a whole school anti-bullying competition! The children designed their own anti-bullying jigsaw piece based on this year’s theme: ‘One Kind Word’. There were so many amazing designs that were entered into the competition.
Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week 2021
01.02.21 – 07.02.21
This week, we celebrated ‘Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week! The theme for the campaign this year was ‘Express Yourself!’.
Throughout the week, the children completed lots of activities in school and also as part of their home learning. On Friday 5th February, we took part in ‘Dress to Express Yourself Day.’ Take a look below at some pictures of our wonderful children, dressing to express themselves!
Anti-Bullying Week 2020
In November, we supported ‘Anti-Bullying Week’.
This year’s theme was: ‘United Against Bullying.
“We are all a piece in the puzzle, and together, we’re united against bullying”.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8e7NRIk4AA&feature=emb_logo
Odd Socks Day 2020
To mark the first day of ‘Anti-Bullying Week,’ we took part in ‘Odd Socks Day’.
Children and staff came to school wearing odd socks to raise awareness and celebrate that we are all unique and different! We had so much fun.
Take a look at some pictures below!
As part of ‘Odd Socks Day’ we also enjoyed listening to this year’s charity single, ‘The Kids United’ by Andy and the Odd Socks! Andy and the Odd Socks are all about fun and laughter but more importantly, they deliver a message of individuality, acceptance and tolerance.
Watch the amazing video below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6hR6rTHFSk&feature=emb_logo
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Moston Lane Anti-Bullying T-Shirt Competition
During Anti-Bullying Week, we also held a whole school anti-bullying t-shirt competition! The children designed their own anti-bullying t-shirts, based on this year’s theme: ‘United Against Bullying’. There were so many amazing designs that were entered into the competition.
Here are our fantastic competition winners, along with their winning t-shirts:
Year 1 – Finley
Year 2 – Ehimhen
Year 3 – Anisa
Year 4 – Brandon
Year 5 – Jessica
Year 6 – Ashton
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Mental Health Awareness Week 2020
We have recently celebrated ‘Mental Health Awareness Week’ (18th May-24th May 2020).
The theme this year was ‘Kindness’, focusing on being kind to ourselves and others.
Throughout the week, the children completed lots of kindness activities as part of their home learning. Take a look below at some pictures of the children’s amazing work:
Staff members also sent some lovely messages of kindness to our children and parents!
Messages of Kindness from us to you!
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International Day of Happiness
On Friday 20th March 2020, we celebrated ‘International Day of Happiness’.
It’s a day to be happy of course!
This year's theme was ‘Happier Together,’ focusing on what we have in common, rather than what divides us.
We celebrated this day by completing lots of fun activities to support the International Day of Happiness, focusing on what we could do to create a happier world. This day helped us to recognise the importance of happiness in the lives of people around the world. As we face this global crisis together, we thought it was important to find positive ways to look after ourselves and each other.
Everyone wants to be happy - and life is happier when we're together.
