Wellbeing & Character 

A child who feels secure is ready to explore. 

Strong Minds. Kind Hearts. Healthy Habits. 

Education should help children understand themselves and relate well to others. The Oxford Wellbeing guide organises learning around caring for the body, caring for the mind, encouraging positive relationships and finding meaning. 

Emotional Literacy 

Children learn to name emotions, seek support appropriately, cope with disappointment and understand that challenges are part of growth.

 Positive Relationships 

Respectful conversation, empathy, friendship, collaboration and restorative responses to conflict help build a community where everyone belongs. 

Healthy Habits 

Movement, rest, personal care, attention and balanced routines are discussed in developmentally appropriate ways. 

Character in Action 

Honesty in a group task, patience during a difficult lesson, care for a classmate and responsibility for shared spaces are opportunities to practise our values.