Acts of Kindness In the Community
It is so inspiring to hear from students, and sometimes staff members, about the small, or on occasion big, Acts of Kindness they are participating in during these difficult...
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It is so inspiring to hear from students, and sometimes staff members, about the small, or on occasion big, Acts of Kindness they are participating in during these difficult...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
We all know that light often shines best in dark places and it has been heartwarming to see how much good has come out of the difficult places we have all found ourselves in. Last...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Each week I send out to all stakeholders a ‘Kindness Thought of the Week’ which helps to promote our school mantra of ‘Our School has a Mind to be Kind’...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Students in A2 on Tuesday afternoon spotted a wonderful rainbow through the window that lifted everyone’s spirits in a world so full of negatives, scaremongering and...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Our inspiring Pastoral Manager Mrs Blowers led some very powerful assemblies this week focused on our core value of kindness. She outlined to students how important our school...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
It was a real privilege to sit in on the very special Year 7 Assembly at the end of their ‘Mind to Be Kind’ enrichment day last Friday. Deputy Headteacher Mrs Ash gave an...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Earlier this week I received an amazing email from Nirmala Singhvi MBE who works at the Victoria House Day Care Centre in Watford about one of our superb Year 10 students. She...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It is so inspiring to hear from students, and sometimes staff members, about the small, or on occasion big, Acts of Kindness they are participating in during these difficult times.
One such big Act of Kindness comes from Kyan in 7Ash.
Kyan took part in a family half-marathon to raise money for the local homelessness charity, New Hope, which is currently supporting 84 people in temporary accommodation. The family decided to run a half-marathon (21km) as a relay with Kyan running 5km. Running the distance in the area around their home (including up a very steep hill) and cheered on by their friends, family and neighbours (ensuring social distance measures were observed), the family smashed their target of £60 by raising over £600!
A huge well done to Kyan who wins the Acts of Kindness Award for this week.
You may recognise the expression “it is better to give than receive”, but this is backed up by research which shows that people who are kind and compassionate see clear benefits...