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Pupil Council Work on the Take 5 Initiative

Today our Pupil Council met with Mr. Traynor and Mrs. Wray to discuss the Take 5 initiative.  As part of their election campaign this year the boys and girls from the pupil council promised to be wellbeing champions thus ensuring all children and staff are fully aware of the Take 5 Steps to Wellbeing initiative.

 

Today the Pupil Council discussed the importance of these 5 steps: Connect; Be Active; Take Notice; Keep Learning and Give.  We have planned another meeting for Tuesday 26th November in which we will design our Take 5 Pledge and discuss how we can best promote the Take 5 message to our entire school community.

 

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