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Children's Mental Health Week

We had a busy week exploring this year's theme 'Healthy: Inside and Out.' Mrs Gent kicked off the week with an assembly to the whole school, making us think about what makes us healthy and telling us that being healthy isn't just about looking after our bodies but it's about looking after our minds too.

Back in our class, we had a great time sharing our Show and Tell with our friends. Thank you so much for helping us at home by completing the Show and Tell information sheets and for all of the generous donations too.

Lastly, we all took part in a poster competition. We had to design a poster about something we had learned during Children's Mental Health Week. On Thursday, we will find out who was the winner and runner-up in our class so watch this space...













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