"Pupils understand the meaning and importance of respect. This is reflected in the very strong relationships that exist between pupils and adults."
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From Foundation to year 6, pupils and staff represented themselves with their own terracotta clay figure. We called this the ‘Bramcote Belonging Installation’ it was used to symbolise the idea that ‘individually we are brilliant, together we are stronger’. The Terracotta Army (a collection of terracotta sculptures dating from 210-209 BCE) provided the inspiration for the installation.
A total of £2652.10 has been raised for Children in Need. What a great achievement. Thank you to everyone that donated.19:09PM
Children in Need Day has been busy at BHPS following the theme of ‘making life lighter for children.’ Over the week, we have added in extra physical activity, ending today with a whole school circuits challenge. We held a SPOTacular quiz this afternoon pairing up different ages.19:08PM
Lots of odd socks worn today at BHPS in support of Anti Bullying week with various activities taking place throughout the school and with children making their own pledges of respect. https://t.co/Cni3wfUrIY18:29PM
What Parents & Educators Need to know about Horror Films and Age Ratings. This free guide explores the risks of children being exposed to horror films and other age-inappropriate content – letting you know how to safeguard young people against this material. #wakeupwednesday https://t.co/bR3WVCyTcX09:25AM
What Parents & Educators Need to know about Horror Films and Age Ratings. This free guide explores the risks of children being exposed to horror films and other age-inappropriate content – letting you know how to safeguard young people against this material. #wakeupwednesday https://t.co/bR3WVCyTcX09:24AM