Assemblies
Assemblies
Assemblies at Carlton Colville give a regular opportunity for the whole school to gather together to learn about religious beliefs and festivals, consider spiritual, moral, social and cultural topics and share in children’s achievements.
Parents have the right to withdraw their child from collective worship. Any parent who wishes to exercise this right should initially discuss their request with the class teacher.
Anti-Bullying Week 2022 - 'Reach Out'
We kicked off Anti-Bullying Week with a whole school assembly. This year's theme is 'Reach Out'. Our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors also spoke to the whole school and continue to be very pro-active with supporting children during break times. For more information about Anti-Bullying, please view our Anti-Bullying Policy. Alternatively, please contact the school office and a member of staff will support you further.
Black History Month 2022
On Monday 3rd October we launched Black History Month within a whole school assembly. This year’s overarching focus is Time for Change: Action not words. Throughout October the children will also be learning about and celebrating black people from the past and present. During the assembly, we watched an amazing performance from Aretha Franklin. Did you know she achieved 18 Grammies and was the first women to be inducted in the Rock un Roll hall of fame? Amazing! Following the assembly, the children came up with a list of key learning class questions that they would like to investigate and learn more about. These will be revisited throughout October and beyond.
Harvest Festival
Thank you to our wonderful school community for all the Harvest Festival food donations that were sent in to school. We had a lovely Harvest Festival assembly where we all sang our Harvest song, learnt about where some of the food was grown and discussed how this food will benefit people in need. Following our assembly all the food was donated to our local foodbank.
