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BBQ •Inflatable Minion assault course •Raffle • Traditional games • Lucky dip •Rainbow tombola • Lego stall •Arts& Craft• Pimms bar• Cake stall• Glitter tattoos • and many more!
Bring your friends and family for an afternoon full of fun!
Funds raised will go towards helping the school purchase new tablet computers.
We are really looking forward to celebrating World Book Day on Thursday 6th March, but we don't just want to keep our celebration to one day. We will be taking part in book related activities all week (w/b 3rd March). Please find attached the letter with all of the arrangements for the week along with a fundraising event run by the Friends of Henbury.
From 3-9 February 2025 it is Children's Mental Health Week. The theme this year is 'know yourself, grow yourself'. This theme is about empowering young people to embrace self awareness and explore what it means to them so they can build resilience, grow and develop.
We are already gearing up for Christmas here at Henbury. Please see the posters below for Christmas events organised by the Friends of Henbury. We hope to see you at these events soon!
The Mental Health Support Team in schools have rescheduled their Supporter’s Forum to Tuesday 19th November 2024 at 6pm and would like to invite any parent/carers/supporters of children and young people in your school to join us online. They would love to hear their voices about what you would like from the service, and for your voices to be a part of shaping the service moving forwards.
It is World Mental Health Day on October 10th, 2024.
This year the theme is 'It is time to prioritise mental health in the workplace.'
To recognise this in school, we will be reminding the children of the strategies that they can use to keep themselves calm and in the best place for learning. These include the techniques listed on our school wellbeing hub.
As a reminder each child will be given a green wristband, which represents the Federation of World Mental Health. Please ask them about it and see what they can share with you.
BBC Bitesize Parents Toolkit is an online resource that offers information and advice to support your child in a changing world. Articles include; settling into a new school routine, school refusal , managing after school meltdowns and many more.
We are thrilled that we have once again been awarded the GOLD School Games Mark for 2023-24!
Summer in Dorset is Dorset Council's offer of activities, holiday clubs and fun days taking place over the summer holidays. It is available for all children who go to school in Dorset. It includes a wide range of activities and runs from July 22nd to September 2nd.
To access the full list of what is available, visit:
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 will take place from 13th-19th May, on the theme of ‘Movement’ - Moving for our mental health.
Being active is so important for our mental health, and to recognise this the children will be taking part in a range of activities across the week that get them moving.
We are also turning our school green for a day to support and match the colours of Mental Health Awareness, see our school newsletter for more details.
Please find attached the Sports Newsletter for Spring 2024:
From 5-11 February 2024 it is Childrens Mental Health Week. This year's theme is ‘My Voice Matters’. The focus is to empower, equip and give a voice to every child in the UK. We are planning a range of activities in school that allow the children to share their thoughts and ideas, give time to express themselves, and celebrate what makes them unique.
Year 4 will be receiving a visit from the Mental Health Support Team who will be delivering a presentation on anxieties around friendships and social interactions.
