Global citizens

Year 5 have had a busy start to term 3 and are looking forward to the term ahead. In our English learning we are beginning to enjoy our book 'Rooftoppers' by Katherine Rundell and have created some great rooftop scenes following on from our visualisation work.

We have been starting to think about what skills and attributes are needed to be good citizens as part of our 'Going Global' topic.

Having had an opportunity to discuss the qualities of a good member of our school, local and global communities, our words/phrases were put into a wordle for us to reflect on.

Barn Owls - A good school member should be...

Puffins - A good member of the global community should be...

Do you see any similarities?

What do you feel are the most important attributes to have whilst being a good member of our community?

Libby Crawley Meade 1 year ago
So far on reading Rooftoppers, I find it a very good book! I enjoyed it when we did the rooftops in Paris lesson, and I thought it was beautiful. There are some words that I noticed that popped up a lot, and that was kind and caring. I think you should be a law abider, and help other people.
Shawn NNeji 1 year ago
The book we are reading is a very enjoyable book. Also the similarities that I see is respectful/helpful.
chloe weston 1 year ago
i am really enjoying are term 3 book, it involves very interesting details and makes the reader more interested . i also like how the author has described every little bit of the book .
Iyin Olatunde 1 year ago
Rooftoppers has been such a good book so far and I can't wait to read more of it whilst enjoying the snow. I also liked drawing the wonderful rooftops of Paris. Term 3 has been the best term so far and a I hope gets better.
Iyin Olatunde 1 year ago
In my opinion all these rules are important
Amelia Haywood 1 year ago
I am really enjoying our book and topic for term 3, I think the topic is interesting and I haven't learnt much about it before . For our , what makes a good global citizen work , I noticed that caring , kind , respectful and honesty were written in both of them . I feel that you should be kind , help other people , follow the laws and to respect other people's beliefs .
Tomiwa Lawal 11 months ago
I really enjoyed this book and learnt this term how to be a good member of the global community,a good school member and how to treat others.
Callum Painter 11 months ago
I am enjoying this book, it is one of the best books I have listened to.
Casey Andrews 11 months ago
I am really excited about this term because of our topic Global Citizens.When we did what makes a good citizen work I noticed that respectful turned up a lot and caring . I am extremely excited to learn more about our topic . :D
Louise Collins 11 months ago
In my opinion the wordals are all similar because they all tell you to do good, positive things. I think that the most important attributes to have in school and outside of school is to respect people for who they are and who they want to be.
Jack addy 10 months ago
I am really enjoying our 'Going Global' topic.I believe it is really important to be loving, patient and kind whatever country you are in. Jack addy
Jack addy 10 months ago
I am really enjoying our topic 'Going Global'. We have learnt that it is really important to be respectful, loving and kind, whatever country you are in. Jack Addy
SJ DANIEL 2 months ago
I am really enjoying this topic and we have learnt so much about the world!
Ausaja 1 year ago
We should be able to show kindness to all in order to be good global citizens

Holy Trinity CE Primary School

Global citizens

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The school’s Christian values of love, honesty and respect are well expressed through its caring atmosphere. This impacts positively on the strong sense of belonging and supporting relationships evident across the school.

Teachers inspire pupils to learn.

Teachers model skills effectively across the curriculum and instil a desire to succeed.

There us a culture of aspiration and improvement across the school.

Relationships are strong and pupils’ good behaviour is reflected in a happy and caring atmosphere, with attendance that is well above the national average.

Provision for pupils who speak English as an additional language is strong.