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2018 - 2019
Term 1 What is Peace?	Term 2 Happiness	Term 3 Trust	Term 4 Cooperation	Term 5 Generosity	Term 6 British Values

This term we are revisiting British Values. At her coronation when she was 27, the Queen took an oath, which is a promise before God. She promised to govern her people, exercise law and justice, with mercy and 'maintain the laws of God'. British laws are made for the good of all people.
These are the facts that we know about the queen:
She has four children called Anne, Andrew, Charles and Edward The queen has corgies Her face is on stamps She is the longest reigning monarch She loves horses She is married to Prince Phillip Price William and Prince Harry are her grandsons She lives at Buckingham Palace and the flag is raised when she is at home		The Queen was crowned in 1953 The Crown Jewels are kept in the Tower of London She likes to wear hats! She sends a Christmas message every year at 3pm She has two birthdays Her favourite colour is yellow She is 93 years old She meets with world leaders
She rules over the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth

Today (15th July) , we had a visit from Bart Gee
who inspired us with his resilience and positive attitude.
Bart has overcome physical disabilities to become an amazing pianist and has many other talents and skills too!
We have realised that the words 'difficult, tricky and challenge' all mean that something is possible and that we CAN do it!


Justin Tomlinson, our local MP came in to explain how laws are made.

Click to view our British Values - Queen Elizabeth II assembly presentation