Personal Development Behaviour and Welfare (PDBW)
Here are some of the answers to a Personal Development Behaviour and Welfare questionnaire given to the school council:
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We feel safe in school
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We are taught how to stay safe; drugs, alcohol in UKS2 and making the right decision in KS1.
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All classes could talk about e safety - children spoke of assembly on this topic.
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Everyone is kind and sharing in the playground
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Children are willing to answer questions in class
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All agreed that everyone treats each other with respect e.g. holding doors, listening, being good friends.
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“Our work is challenging, but we work through it when its hard- we can always ask the teacher for help”
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“I like the hard work because it makes us stretch ourselves”
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“Being a successful learner means always trying and then trying again.”
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In Year 6 there are lots of leadership opportunities.
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All agreed that there is a big variety of clubs to go to and Y6 commented that our sports leader organises lots of fun events.
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If we fall over or feel ill, a teacher helps us. We have worry boxes in most classrooms and can talk to teachers if we need to.
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Is there bullying or unkindness? No. We have an anti-bullying assembly and lessons every year and so we know what to do.
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We learn lots about (developing as good citizens) in our PSHE lessons (upper Key Stage 2). We have faith weeks when we learn about other religions. We have a British values assembly each year when we learn about some of these things.
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We learn a lot through assemblies and collective worship.
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Our RE lessons also helps us to know how we should behave.
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Everyone wants to do their best and learn a lot in school.
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Yes, we make sure that we aren’t rude to staff in school.
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Yes (we understand the consequences of our actions and take responsibility for them), we have traffic light warning boards or you may have to fill out a reflection form.
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Yes (the environment kept well, no litter and if so is it picked up) , we all help keep our classrooms tidy and we recycle too.
