Sutton Valence Primary School,
North St, Maidstone, Kent ME17 3HT

01622 842188

office@sutton-valence.kent.sch.uk

Sutton Valence Primary School

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Our mission is to ensure we all participate in the constant quest of knowledge, learning and adventure so that each individual can build upon their core strengths to aspire to make a real difference.

Wellbeing

 

At Sutton Valence Primary School, we are committed to supporting the emotional health and wellbeing of pupils and staff. We believe that as well as supporting children to be the best they can be academically, it is even more important to support children to be the best they can be both socially and personally. We consider wellbeing to be central to positive learning outcomes and a healthy and happy school experience. Therefore, we embed emotional and behavioural wellbeing and positive relationships throughout school life. This is achieved through various experiences and opportunities such as PSHE, assemblies, circle time, worry boxes and our hugely successful wellbeing weeks.

Through this page you will find examples and information about wellbeing in Sutton Valence Primary School as well as some websites and documents you may find useful.

The children have settled well back into school into their new year groups. Each class choose thier class names and have created their team flags.

Year R: Team Superstars

Year 1: Wild Learners

Year 2: Team Friends

Year 3: Team Hunters

Year 4: Team Legends

Year 5: Team High Five

Year 6: Wize Wizards

What Went Well Displays

 At the end of each week to promote Wellbeing every class explores “What went well”. There is good research behind it as a valid way to improve wellbeing, to make you feel better about yourself and the world. It’s a form of positive thinking. It is a very specific exercise to recognize and acknowledge three things that went well this week – even if some other things went badly. As part of this we explore what character strengths were involved in these good things such as, curiosity, appreciation, creativity, humour or kindness. 

A random act of kindness is a non-premeditated, inconsistent action designed to offer kindness towards the outside world. Please use the blog below to record any acts of kindness that either you have done or you have seen being done. Below are some ideas to get you going.

Below are some pictures of the Kindness displays being created around school to promote and encourage children to complete random acts of kindness to each other. Please click on the images to enlarge them.

Useful Websites

 
Go noodle - YouTube
Hundreds of brainercise, dancing, strength & mindfulness videos- just for fun

 

Teachappy- YouTube

Mindfulness exercises and challenges


Edinburgh Zoo-live feeding
Click on the link to see animals being fed live

Children’s Newsround 

keeps children up to date with the world around them, creating opportunities to talk about the news

 

Cosmic Yoga- YouTube

Yoga Videos for children aged 3+

Useful Links

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 5 Ways to wellbeing at home.pdfDownload
 Adult Wellbeing Ideas.pdfDownload
 Back-to-school-March-update.pdfDownload
 mindfulness-calendar-daily-5-minute-activities (1).pdfDownload
 The 30-Day Positivity Challenge (A4).pdfDownload
 [573559]Primary_Wellbeing_Parent_Toolkit.pdfDownload
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