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Hindley Green
Community Primary School
Within our school, we recognise the uniqueness of each individual. We must equip our pupils to recognise and evaluate what is being presented to them and continually work towards a structure and framework for their own beliefs and behaviour. We need to use the experience of others to support and prepare us for life’s journey.
We show care and empathy, encouraging kindness, understanding and emotional awareness in all we do.
We maintain high standards in how we work, present ourselves, and always give our best effort.
We value everyone, promoting good manners and treating others — and ourselves — with dignity.
We practise daily acts of kindness, creating a positive, caring and inclusive school environment.
We support one another, show pride in our school, and stay true to our friends and shared goals.
We take ownership of our actions, care for our environment, and contribute positively to school life.
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💛💛 Hello Yellow Day & Mental Health Awareness Day in 3P! 💛💛 What a wonderfully productive and meaningful day we've had in Year 3P! We explored what makes us unique, the things that make us happy, and the importance of being kind to our minds. 🧠💛 We enjoyed mindfulness colouring, when we compared positive and negative thoughts, practised yoga, created our class mental health first aid kits and individual wellbeing toolboxes, and talked about our emotions and how we are feeling. 🧘🎨🧰 Most importantly, we reminded ourselves that it's okay not to be okay and that talking to others and asking for help is one of the best things we can do. 💬💛 A day full of reflection, positivity, kindness and important conversations about looking after our mental health. 🌻 You should be so proud of yourselves 3P💛
As part of Black History Month, Year 1 took part in a live assembly where we learned about this year's theme, 'Honouring your community'. We did this by learning about Sir Billy Boston as a local and national legend. We watched video footage of games (and celebrated when Billy Boston scored!), drew action drawings and created Wigan shirts for a whole school art project.
Year 1 have been reflecting on their emotions. They came up with lots of ways to help them feel, happy, safe and calm. #HelloYellow #hgcp #earlyyearstoemployment
What better on Hello Yellow day than singing our class song 'Something inside so strong'. You may notice the moment our wonderful Mrs Bibby comes in as a conductor! 😂 6E you are wonderful 🎶
🌟🏗 Teamwork makes the dream work! 🌿 Our nursery children had a fantastic time using their Skill Builders to work together on a brilliant building activity in the garden! 🧱💪 Everyone joined in, shared ideas and worked as a team to create a superb structure. We're so proud of how they supported one another, showed creativity and demonstrated great teamwork! 💚👏 #NurseryLife #Teamwork #SkillBuilders #LearningThroughPlay #OutdoorLearning 🌈
3S have been busy exploring different types of rocks in science! The children enjoyed investigating their properties, looking closely at their similarities and differences and learning about the three main rock families: igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic. The minecrafters amongst us were absolutely delighted to get their hands on some real-life obsidian! The children also loved sharing the rocks they had brought in from home with their friends. We certainly have some budding geologists in year 3S!
3S have been enjoying exploring The Pebble in My Pocket in our reading lessons. Today,the children put their retrieval skills to the test by finding information in the text and using it to create their own detailed illustrations.What an exciting way to bring reading to life!
This week 3S have been working hard on our speaking skills as part of our personal development. We discussed the importance of speaking clearly, loudly and using appropriate language.
🌍 Celebrating Black History Month in 3P🌍 3P joined in with Picture News' live lesson to celebrate Black History Month. The children listened carefully to stories, discussions and thoughts around this year's theme, "Honouring Our Communities." 💬 We discussed what it means to be part of a community, the importance of supporting one another, and how everyone can play a part in making their community a positive and inclusive place. It was wonderful to hear the children sharing their ideas and understanding. 🌟
🔢 Year 3 Maths! 🔢 Year 3P have been ordering and comparing numbers! 🌟 We've been practising how to put numbers in order from smallest to largest and largest to smallest, as well as using the <, > and = signs to compare numbers. Great teamwork and lots of fantastic mathematical thinking and discussions in 3P today👏📚
5E have produced some truly outstanding writing! They have written formal letters to Ernest Shackleton, demonstrating an excellent use of formal language, the rule of three, and a range of other impressive writing techniques. Well done, Year 5! It has been wonderful to read your work and see the creativity, effort and attention to detail you have put into your writing. You should all be incredibly proud of your achievements!
Year 2R have been learning all about the inspiring Billy Boston. 🏉 We discovered more about his incredible achievements and the impact he made in rugby. The children then got creative and designed their very own rugby shirts inspired by Billy Boston! 🎨👕 It was fantastic to see the children learning about an important sporting figure while celebrating his achievements and legacy. Well done, Year 2R! 🌟
Year 2R have been exploring the theme of forgiveness in RE. We talked about what forgiveness means. The children then worked creatively to make a forgiveness collage, sharing their ideas and reflecting on the importance of saying sorry, forgiving others and making a fresh start. 💛 A wonderful opportunity for Year 2R to learn, reflect and express their understanding through art! 🎨
🎉🥈 WE HAVE SOME VERY EXCITING NEWS! 🥈🎉 We are absolutely delighted to announce that our school has achieved the Skills Builder SILVER AWARD! 🌟👏 This is a fantastic achievement and one that we are incredibly proud of. 💙 Throughout the last year, our whole school community has worked hard to embed the 8 Essential Skills into everyday learning and school life. From lessons and teamwork challenges to clubs, careers activities, special events and opportunities beyond the classroom, our children have been learning, practising and developing the skills they need for life and their future. 🚀 👏 A huge WELL DONE to our children and staff! This award recognises the commitment, creativity and hard work that has gone into making the Skills Builder approach part of everyday life in our school. And this is just the beginning! 🌟
The Trading Post were thrilled to receive the generous Harvest donations from the wonderful children, families and staff at Hindley Green Community Primary School. Your kindness and generosity will make a real difference to people in our local community. Every single donation will help provide food and support to those who may be struggling. The Trading Post feed the many, and ensure that no one goes without. Harvest is a beautiful reminder of the importance of sharing what we have, and HGCP has truly embraced that spirit of giving, helping to spread kindness, hope and nourishment throughout our community. Thank you for helping us care for our community and feed the many. Your generosity means more than you know. 🌾 With heartfelt thanks.