No Outsiders
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No Outsiders
At Great Budworth C of E Primary School, we strongly believe in the importance of Equality. This belief is modelled by our staff, our governing body and our volunteers every day.
All children are taught from their first year in school that we are all different and we like that. In Early Years and Years 1 and 2, we use picture books where characters are different, and we show that they are friends, and they play together. As children move up the school into Years 3, 4, 5 and 6, we continue to use age-appropriate picture books to explore reasons why some people might feel left out. It is a fact that prejudice and discrimination exist, and children may experience it at some point in their lifetime.
We work to ensure that our children understand that:
- Everyone is different
- We celebrate our differences
- We are all equal in our differences
- I can get along with you even if we are different
In Otters' Class we have been reading these stories:
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My World Your world by Melanie Walsh Learning intention I share the world with lots of people |
Going to the Volcano by Andy Stanton Learning intention To join in |
Want to play with trucks? by Ann Stott Learning intention To find ways to play together |
Ten Little Pirates by Mike Brownlow Learning intention To play with boys and girls |
Hello Hello by Brendan Wenzel Learning intention To say hello |
Learning intention To make new friends |
Blue Chameleon by Emily Gravett
