Rights Respecting

UNICEF UK recognise the excellent work we do in school to empower children to know their rights as a local and global citizen. Our daily practices embody the United Nations Conventions on The Rights of the Child, so that all children are:

  • Treated with dignity and fairness
  • Protected
  • Supported to achieve their full potential, and
  • Encouraged to participate fully in the world.

The UN convention is a Human Rights Treaty that recognises children as equal to adults and therefore entitled to rights. Along with many other countries, the UK signed up to the treaty in 1991. UNICEF UK is a registered charity that raises funds through donations from individuals, organisations and companies. They campaign to keep children safe across the world. If you would like to know more about the wonderful work of UNICEF go to www.unicef.org.uk

What does being a Rights Respecting school mean for you/your child?

It simply means that your child will be treated as an important individual who is empowered to recognise their rights and has a voice to address any issues of concern relating to themselves or others. They will be respected and their talents will be nurtured so that they are able to thrive.

It also means that we look outwards to discuss and advocate for rights locally and globally and we work hard to support where we can, often through fundraising and raising awareness. 

Because of the work we do with our children, we believe that they embody the ethos of care and respect and develop as happy, healthy, responsible and active citizens.

A

Rights are for ALL choldren.

UNIVERSAL

B

Rights are there at BIRTH.

INHERENT

C

Rights CANNOT be taken away.

INALIENABLE

D

Rights DO NOT have to be learnt.

UNCONDITIONAL

E

All rights are EQUALLY important.

INDIVISIBLE

Things we are proud of:

  • Hosting and raising money as part of Macmillan Coffee morning (A24) - Every September
  • Donating food during Harvest to our local food bank (A24, 27) - Every October
  • Celebrating Anti-bullying week, including fundraising for Odd Socks Day (A2, 12, 19) - Every November
  • Celebrating World Children's Day - Every November
  • Taking part in Safer Internet Day - Every February 
  • Fundraised for our school, Ravens Rescue, Coats for Children and Project Gambia (locally, nationally & globally) - 24/25
  • Celebrated Achieving Silver - November 25
  • Raised money for Breast Cancer with pupils leading the cake sale
  • Wear Yellow to raise awareness about mental health
  • Diana Ambassador Award champions
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