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This document discusses the importance of health, wellbeing, and developing skills for the future across a whole learning community. It emphasizes positive relationships between teachers, parents, and other partners that encourage mutual trust and respect. The goal is for all learners to leave school equipped with coping skills and creativity needed to thrive in a changing world, and to develop healthy lifestyles as adults.
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- 3. are connected bringing a ashared understanding across a whole learning community
- 4. Aspirations have beenraised… All learners demonstrate skills, attitudes and attributes which are important for the world of work, such as judgement, resilience and independence
- 5. We have raisedaspirations… All learners apply their knowledge and skills with increasing confidence and competence in dealing with familiar circumstances and new challenges in their daily lives as they grow and mature
- 7. Health and wellbeinghas improved outcomes for children and young people
- 8. Positive relationships areat the heart of good learning and teaching
- 9. Which means… Children andyoung people can…
- 10. Travel safely andcontinue to develop the skills to be able to assess and manage risk
- 11. Manage and plantheir learning: learners take more responsibility in being involved in decisions
- 12. Enjoy a choiceof healthy nutritious food and water during the school day
- 13. Make healthier foodchoices outwith the school gate
- 14. The times theyare a Changing?
- 16. The school provides many opportunities foroutdoor learning
- 17. Health and wellbeing? Canyou see it? Can you feel it? Across a learning community?
- 18. It is essentially abouta ‘Readiness to Learn’
- 19. Every child hasa key adult who knows them well and have opportunities for regular one to one discussions
- 20. The ethos inthe school encourages strong, positive relationships based on mutual trust and respect. Learners are skilled at resolving conflict
- 21. Celebrations of achievementare seen and felt across the learning community. This brings a sense of belonging and connectedness
- 22. Young people leaveschool equipped with the coping skills and creativity they need to thrive in their rapidly changing world
- 23. Their experiences willlay the foundation for sustaining a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle as they develop into adults.
- 24. It takes awhole learning community to raise a child Community Partners Support Staff Partners Teachers Parents
- 25. A job welldone if we can develop and foster a young person’s….
- 26. iness The term “Googliness”can be described as a ‘mash up’ of the unique characteristics and passion of an individual which makes them creative and innovative. Their essential job attributes would include their behaviour, morale, dress code, personal culture, business acumen, team working, IT skills and knowledge. It’s about making them employable…….
Editor's Notes
- #8 The news reel we’ve just played was to illustrate the range of things that impact on a person’s health and wellbeing – negatively and positively. When we’re thinking about the children and young people in our care this can seem overwhelming – there are so many factors to take in to account, so many determinants that are outwith our control or sphere of influence. What we have to do is ensure that the part we play in this complex jigsaw is positive and meaningful. We are partners in this. The valuable role we in education play is to equip and support young people with the skills and attributes they require to make decisions about their own health and wellbeing and to enable them to cope with all of the other factors that influence this.