Our pupils regularly demonstrate their ability to empathise and make a small sacrifice to benefit others. We learn about what it means to belong to our local and global community and the sense of responsibility that comes with living in our wider community.
Our school curriculum and community actively embrace our respect towards, and thankfulness for, the world in which we live. Together we consider the splendour and fragility of our environment and the impact of the actions we take.
Have a look at just some of the ways in which we show our connection with, and care for our world and the people who live in it.
Our school curriculum and community actively embrace our respect towards, and thankfulness for, the world in which we live. Together we consider the splendour and fragility of our environment and the impact of the actions we take.
Have a look at just some of the ways in which we show our connection with, and care for our world and the people who live in it.
Our recycle project.
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Reusing plastic to improve our environment.
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with Paralympic Triathlete David Hill. We raised money to support future athletes and for sport equipment.
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Decorating our tree for Harberton Christmas Tree festival. This one is called 'Chari-tree' as it represents the charities we support.
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Looking after our school.
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Green fingers!
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We know how important it is to take care of our environment and surroundings.
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Red nose day at Diptford. Feeling very comfy in our pyjamas!
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Eco-day, 29th November 2019. We want to make a difference and reduced our carbon-footprint with a 'lights out day'.
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Hawks class used our natural environment to create beautiful pieces of art.
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We became tree champions by planting a new Magnolia tree. We all helped and are passionate about our environment.
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Our youngest and oldest pupils helped an ex-pupil and ex-member of staff to plant our new Magnolia tree.
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What a lovely letter of thanks from Totnes foodbank - our light really does shine! Well done to everyone who brought in items and to the PEGs for having the idea to donate.
See below for an image of the letter, or click on the link to read it in full.
What a lovely letter of thanks from Totnes Foodbank!