Inclusion Ambassadors

 

Name

Class

Emily H

Cairo

Penny P

Lima

Gabriella O

Lima

 

 

Autumn 1 update 

This year we have adapted the role of Pupil SEND ambassadors to Pupil Inclusion Ambassadors to look at both special education needs and children's emotional wellbeing. We have two Pupil Inclusion Ambassadors this year who are Emily (Cairo) and Penny (Lima) and they are both looking forward to getting started with their job. This week in assembly I shared information from the National Autistic Society all about autism. I spoke to the children about how autism can be hidden and how autism means that someone's brain works a little differently to others and that is ok. We looked at videos to help identify how autistic people may present and discussed how we might support classmates who are autistic. I hope that this assembly helps the children to understand some of the challenges an autistic person may go through when at school and how they can support. I will share the links for the videos shown in the powerpoints on the website over half term for parents to access. Many thanks, Miss Moore.

 

Links:

Key stage 1 assembly

Pablo Theme Song | Singalong | #AutismAwareness

Pablo - Making friends at School! 🏫 | Back to School | Cartoons for Kids 🧒👦

Key stage 2 assembly

Amazing Things Happen - by Alexander Amelines

 

Autumn 2 update 

 

Spring 1 update 

 

Spring 2 update 

 

Summer 1 update 

 

Summer 2 update 

Inclusion Ambassadors

 

Name

Class

Emily H

Cairo

Penny P

Lima

Gabriella O

Lima

 

 

Autumn 1 update 

This year we have adapted the role of Pupil SEND ambassadors to Pupil Inclusion Ambassadors to look at both special education needs and children's emotional wellbeing. We have two Pupil Inclusion Ambassadors this year who are Emily (Cairo) and Penny (Lima) and they are both looking forward to getting started with their job. This week in assembly I shared information from the National Autistic Society all about autism. I spoke to the children about how autism can be hidden and how autism means that someone's brain works a little differently to others and that is ok. We looked at videos to help identify how autistic people may present and discussed how we might support classmates who are autistic. I hope that this assembly helps the children to understand some of the challenges an autistic person may go through when at school and how they can support. I will share the links for the videos shown in the powerpoints on the website over half term for parents to access. Many thanks, Miss Moore.

 

Links:

Key stage 1 assembly

Pablo Theme Song | Singalong | #AutismAwareness

Pablo - Making friends at School! 🏫 | Back to School | Cartoons for Kids 🧒👦

Key stage 2 assembly

Amazing Things Happen - by Alexander Amelines

 

Autumn 2 update 

 

Spring 1 update 

 

Spring 2 update 

 

Summer 1 update 

 

Summer 2 update