We’re exploring what it means to have empathy today Relationship Education Pleasant Street PleasantStreet #empathy

A super Diversity Day today as we read a book called ‘Be Kind’ and read how we could all be kinder to each other through random acts of kindness Relationship Education Pleasant Street PleasantStreet

For Diversity Day this half term, we read ‘Buster the Bully’ by Maisha Oso, a story about a big bully in a little fish tank! We formulated the question: Can a bully ever be a good friend? We lots of interesting discussions! Pleasant St Class 3

Some children shared their fantastic work on empathy with the class this week #DiversityDay PleasantStreet Relationship Education Pleasant Street

During Diversity Day class 2 read the book ‘Meesha Makes Friends’. We thought about how we can empathise with one another in order to understand their point of view. We also spoke about how friendship can look different to everyone. Relationship Education Pleasant Street PleasantStreet #diversity

During diversity day this week PleasantSt Nursery read the book ‘Ten Little Pirates’ the children role played parts of the story and discussed the differences between the pirates. We spoke about ways we can be kind to each other, friendships and what we like to do whilst at Nursery

As part of our Diversity Day we are discussing depression. Weve read the book Night Shift by Debi Gliori

In our #DiversityDay assembly this afternoon, the children showed their fantastic work based on the book ‘We’re all wonders’ by RJ Palacio discussing how everybody is unique! Pleasant St Class 3 PleasantStreet

During Diversity Day we read the book “The First Slodge” by Jeanne Willis. Class 2 had a discussion about the importance of sharing and friendship and came up with the question “ Should we always share our things with others?”. Relationship Education Pleasant Street PleasantStreet #Diversity

PleasantSt Nursery celebrated diversity day yesterday. We read the story ‘Red Rockets and Rainbow Jelly’ and discussed how the characters liked different things but still liked each other too. We spoke about the things we like to do and how they are different to our friends.

For Diversity Day we read ‘The Great Big Book of Families.’ We discussed how our families are different from our looks, food, celebrations, jobs, size and many more. We enjoyed playing the ‘fruit salad’ game, showing how we are all different. PleasantStreet PStreetP4C

Reception read 2 fantastic books for this term’s Diversity Day. All are Welcome allowed us to explore ways to ensure that everyone feels welcome. Let’s go and say Hello taught us how to say “Hello” in many different languages 💙 🌍 PleasantStreet PStreetP4C

Class 2 enjoyed their first Diversity Day of the new year! The children talked about friendship and teamwork after reading ‘Blown Away’ by Rob Biddulph . Our P4C question: ‘Should you always be kind to people?’ Pleasant St Class 2 PleasantStreet

For our first Diversity Day of the year we read ‘Elmer’. We thought and the different themes in our story and discussed friendship and being different. Our P4C question was ‘Is it ever lay to leave people out?’ PStreetP4C PleasantStreet

For diversity day on Tuesday we listened to a lovely story about how people are brilliant! We discussed what makes us brilliant and drew our portraits. pleasantsteyfs

Such rich discussions this morning during Diversity Day! We thought about the impact of Martin Luther King’s life and speech, then formulated a question for the class!! PStreetP4C PleasantStreet

Today, we celebrated Diversity Day PleasantStreet. In Nursery we read a wonderful book called “Marvellous Me”. This text allowed our children to consider how they’re different from their classmates, but how each of them are Marvellous in their own unique way.

For diversity day we read a lovely story called “the colours of us”, we discussed the colours of people’s skin and how it makes us unique and we then created self portraits. 😊PleasantStreet pleasantsteyfs PStreetP4C

During Diversity Day class 4 had the pleasure of reading ‘The Patchwork Path’ by Bettye Stroud. We discussed the word ‘Equality’ and what this represented. Class 4 then enjoyed creating our own patchwork quilt PleasantStreet PStreetP4C #BlackHistoryMonth

For Diversity Day we read the book Moses, a moving story of Harriet Tubman who bravely and selflessly led her people from slavery to freedom. We reflected (privately) on the story, formulated some questions and built on our ideas. PleasantStreet PStreetP4C