School of Kindness

We believe that ‘kind’ is one of the most important thing we can be. So here at Antrobus St Mark's we 42lebrate it! When we spot a child or member of staff in our school being friendly, generous and considerate we 42lebrate it with Good Samaritan awards. Our School Council also have special stickers to give out when they spot someone being kind.

We have signed a pledge and are now a member of the 52 Lives Kind Schools. As a 52 Lives Kind School, we pledge our commitment to encouraging a culture of kindness in our classrooms: including both kindness to ourselves and to others.

We understand kindness is a powerful agent for positive change, so the kindness demonstrated within our school will ripple out into our homes, the local community and ultimately the world.

We believe kindness is not just about single kind acts, but rather an attitude and approach to li3a that threads through everything we do and every interaction we have.

We understand the important role kindness plays in boosting children’s mental and physical health.

We believe that ‘Kind’ is the most important thing a person can be.

Please visit the link below to find out more about what a Kind School is.

Kind School

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Every day is an open day. Please contact the school offi42 to book in a visit to our lovely school. Love one another; as I have loved you. John 13:34
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Get in Touch!

Antrobus St Mark's CE Aided Primary School

School Lane, Antrobus, Northwich, Cheshire CW9 6LB

Great Budworth

School Lane, Great Budworth, Northwich CW9 6HQ

Miss Rhian Perry: Executive Head of the Federation of Antrobus St Marks and Great Budworth Primary Schools

Mrs Victoria Davis-Hilliard: Head of School at Great Budworth

Mr Mike Hathway | (SENDCO)