PSHE & RSE

Criminal Damage Assembly

We had a visit from our local community officers who came to talk to us about criminal damage and looking after our local area.

Healthy Eating Week 2026

Our whole school focus for healthy eating week was on healthy snack and packed lunches. Across school, classes built on what they had already learned about the importance of healthy and balanced diets and exercise. Class 1 children made fruit salad, while Class 2 children made pasta salads and Class 4 made bolognaise and leaflets about the importance of healthy choices, especially in packed our lunches.

LGBTQ+ 2026

The whole school shared the story “Weirdo.” The book focuses on the “quiet power of being different” and celebrates individuality. Children drew themselves with a unique body or outfit, representing something they love, just like Maud, the guinea pig from the story.

 

Children’s Mental Health Week February 2026

As part of Children’s Mental Health Week, we had a surprise visit from Pirate Rob and his friend Pirate Luke. Everyone loved getting up and dancing with the pirates while learning about ways to look after our mental health such as, exercise, doing something you love, getting plenty of sleep, eating healthy and drinking water. The pirates also highlighted the importance of speaking up and getting help when you feel down. Children also took part in different activities across the week in their classes. Class 2 made an island with all of the places on that children feel like they belong the most. The theme was, ‘This Is My Place.’

Safer Internet Day (10.02.26) 

Classes continued their work around different online safety themes. Class 2 based their lessons around managing online information and identifying and dealing with fake content.

Parliament Week (24.11.25)

This year our Great Sunnybrow Debate was all about, “Should 6, 7 be banned?” Children worked in their classes to voice their opinions and make strong cases both for and against banning “6,7” Children also learned about what our parliament is and what it does and we linked discussions with British Values. Representatives from each class spoke on behalf of their class mates and put forward their for and against statements.

 

Road Safety Week (21.11.25) 

Each class discussed what road safety is and why it is so important. Children used videos, personal experience, possible scenarios and practical activities to discuss and learn about staying safe near and on roads.

 

Anti- Bullying Week (14.11.25)

All classes based Anti- Bullying work and discussions around the theme of “Power for Good.” This theme encouraged children to think about how they can use their powers for good. We kicked off the week with Odd Sock Day.

Careers week- The Play Place (10.07.25)

Class 1 visited The Little Play Place as a treat and as part of careers week. The children had so much fun exploring the different work places and trying lots of different jobs. We had builders, vets, hairdressers, musicians, shop keepers and many more. Our trip certainly got children thinking about what they could be when they grow up.

NSPCC (14.3.24)

All children in school watched age appropriate virtual assemblies around the topic of Speak Out Stay Safe and behaviours that are ok and not ok.

People from the NSPCC came into school to work with Class 4 and Class 2 as part of their Speak Out Stay Safe campaign. Both classes had a visit from the NSPCC mascot, Buddy who talked to them about who they could talk to if they needed help and advice. They identified the trusted adults who keep them safe in their lives and they were given NSPCC packs to complete.