Wellbeing
Welcome to the Wellbeing section of our school's website. At Salmestone Primary School, we recognise the importance of underpinning academic growth by nurturing the holistic well-being of our students.
This section provides resources, support, and guidance to help our students and their families, and to promote positive mental health practices among our school community.
Navigating the challenges of growing up can sometimes be overwhelming. We are committed to fostering a supportive environment where students feel empowered to prioritise their wellbeing and seek assistance when needed. It is very important that if you have any worries or concerns about your safety, mental health or wellbeing you talk to a member of staff. This can be your tutor, a teacher or a member of the pastoral team.
In collaboration with students, parents, staff and mental health professionals, we have curated a range of resources to signpost you to.. Whether you're looking for information on coping strategies, stress management techniques during exams, or seeking support for yourself or a friend, you'll find valuable insights and practical tools to navigate the ups and downs of life.
Our goal is to promote a culture of open dialogue surrounding mental health, reducing stigma, and creating a sense of belonging within our school community.
Explore the resources available in this section, and remember, you are not alone.
Meet the team who are here to support you every step of the way on your journey through school...
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🌿The Pollinator Fair (Thursday, 10th April, 12-3pm) is just around the corner.🌿 🐝This Spring Windmill Community Gardens will be celebrating all things pollinators, and it's set to be a fun and educational day for the whole community! What can you expect on the day? 🦋Proud Pollinator Planter session being run by Steph 🐞Pollinator Friendly Gardening workshop run by Lauren 🌸Hot drinks, cakes, soup, lemonade to purchase 🌼Fun interactive crafting activities 🌷Tombola 🪻Foraging walks by Helen 🌹Market and plant stalls 🌿Easter Holiday Fun 🌿 Windmill Community Gardens also have a jam packed few weeks of activities for all ages during this Easter Holidays, all our workshops have Free or pay what you can places available.
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Last week, our Year 5/6 girls took part in the annual TKAT football league at Newlands Primary School. The children competed against other schools in our region and, with no losses, the team came first overall qualifying for the 'Finals Day' to be held at Leyton Orient alongside our boys team. Well done girls, a full house into the finals! 🥳
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Year 5 had an exciting trip to Hartsdown Academy for a day of science fun! The children had the opportunity to look at light refraction and were able to investigate the effectiveness of bird's beaks using Charles Darwin's research. A fun experience, thank you Hartsdown! 🥳
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The latest growing developments from Brodie, Arlo and Ms Uburgs Brodie is very proud of these plants as you can see! 😍 He also planted a seed from his break time apple and that's started growing too. Hopefully we don't come back after half term to a tree in our office! 🤣
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After the recent Netflix programme Adolescence it was apparent how children use emojis to have full conversations with each other, without adults being aware of what is being said. Please see a number of posters that highlight the meanings behind them. Please understand that context matters and that the meaning of the emoji can vary based on the conversation. It is essential to consider the surrounding text, previous messages and relationships between the people communicating.
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On Wednesday 19th March, our Year 5/6 boys took part in the annual TKAT football league at Newlands Primary School. The children competed against other schools in our region and performed admirably; with 2 wins, a draw and no losses, the team came first overall and qualified for the 'Finals Day' to be held at Leyton Orient. Well done boys and good luck to the girls who are competing this week!
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Last week, Year 5 were given the opportunity to visit Ursuline. The children had the opportunity to create routines on the Olympic style trampolines and also enjoyed bouldering. It was a fantastic opportunity and the children absolutely loved the experience. Have a look at some of these great action shots!
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