,
Message sent from:
Attachments
St. Peter's C.E. Primary School, Ashton

St. Peter's C.E. Primary School, Ashton

  • > Home
  • > School Information
    • > About the School
    • > Staff
    • > Governors
      • Committee attendance
      • Link Governor Information
  • > Classes
    • > Reception
      • Our New Outdoor Area
    • > Year 1
    • > Year 2
    • > Year 3
    • > Year 4
    • > Year 5
    • > Year 6
      • KS2 SATs
    • > Year 2 and 3 Mix
  • > Parents
    • > School Holiday Dates
    • > Uniform
    • > Attendance/ Punctuality
    • > Pastoral Team
    • > FOSPs
    • > Health and Wellbeing
    • > Admissions
      • SEND Admissions
      • New
    • > Forest School
    • > PE
      • Sports Teams
      • Cross Country
    • > E-Safety
    • > School dinner menu
    • > Parental Survey 2021
    • > Phonics and Early Reading
    • > Anti - Bullying
    • > Power Maths Calculation Policies
  • > Pupils
    • > Useful Websites
    • > Forest School
  • > Religious Life
    • > Who was St.Peter?
    • > Collective Worship
    • > National Younger Leaders
    • > Religious Life at St.Peter's
    • > Mission and Ethos Statement
      • Mustard Seed Awards
    • > The Ethos Council
    • > The Importance of Prayer
    • > Religious Education Curriculum
    • > The Holy Trinity
    • > St.Peter's Mindset
    • > Picture News
    • > Global Links and Charity
      • EYFS and KS1 Lenten Fundraising 2019
      • Willow Wood Lenten Fundraising 2018
      • Remembrance Day 2018
      • Comic Relief 2019
      • Remembrance Day 2019
      • Australian Bush Fires 2020
      • Rukungiri Orphan Partnership
      • Rukungiri Pen Pals
      • Show the Love - Climate Change
      • Christian Aid Week
      • Earth Day 2020
      • Remembrance Day 2020
    • > Courageous Advocacy
    • > Multi Faith Week
    • > Willow Wood ambassadors
    • > Seasons of the Church
      • The Epiphany
      • Pentecost
      • All Saints Day
      • Posada
      • Advent
      • Harvest
      • Lent
      • Easter
      • Candlemas
    • > Spirituality
    • > Earth Stewards
    • > Reflection Areas and Learning Environments
    • > Community Links
    • > Trinity Club
    • > Mustard Seed Day
    • > Christianity Around the World
    • > Our Christian Values
    • > Young Leaders Award
    • > Aspirations Week
    • > Artist in Residence
    • > Diocese of Manchester
    • > Rainbows of Hope
    • > Worship 2 Go
    • > VE Day 2020
    • > Ramadan and Eid
    • > Policies
    • > Project Touchline
  • > Statutory Information
    • > Policies
    • > Results
    • > Curriculum overview
      • Subject Curriculum Plans
    • > Pupil Premium
    • > Sports Premium
    • > Safeguarding
    • > OFSTED/ SIAMS
    • > SEND Information Report
      • SEND report from Governors
    • > SEND Referral Process
    • > GDPR
    • > Read Write Inc Phonics
    • > Financial Information
  • > Contact Us
  • > Home Learning
  • > St Peter's Loves Reading
    • > St Peter's Reading Environment
      • Reading Corridor
      • Book-led Learning Displays
    • > St Peter's Reading In The Community
    • > World Book Day
    • > Passport to Reading
    • > Links with Tameside One Library
    • > St Peter's Reading Committee
    • > Adult's Reading for Pleasure
    • > Our Libraries
    • > Overcoming COVID_19 with Reading
    • > Parent Workshop
  • > Covid -19 Risk Assessment
  • > Reception 2022
  • > Remote Education

Aspirations Week

Slideshow
  • aspirations4
  • aspirations 5
  • aspirations 2
  • aspirations 1
  • aspiration 6
  • aspiration 5
  • aspiration 8
  • aspiration 7
  • thumbnail_IMG_0228
  • aspiration 4
  • aspiration 2
  • aspiration

St.Peter’s CE Primary School holds a week long project called ‘Aspirations Week’. During the week, we reflect on our St.Peter’s Mindset, Christian Values and personal qualities such as resilience, team work, determination, focus and drive. We also encourage the children to think about how they will contribute to their local and wider community when they are older - both through paid and voluntary work.

During Aspirations Week 2020, we were visited by a physiotherapist, our local PSCO’s, Tameside Council/Library service and J Dickinson and Sons (A waste management company). During our session with J Dickinson and Sons, we looked at recycling and reflected on how we can make a difference to the environment (see PowerPoint below).Also as we were so moved by the Australian Bush Fires, our Ethos Council organised a non-uniform on day. All funds raised went towards to the WWF and the Austalian Bush Fire Appeal. 

During the week, we also worked with our Artist in Residence, Gillian Parish on ‘Aspiration’s Avenue' (see pictures above). Gillian used our reflections on our faith, career goals and Mustard Seed vision to produce an amazing installation.

For Aspirations week 2022 we used our amazing aspirations avenue painted by Gillian to help us reflect on our aspirations.

This year we had virtual visits from a Fireman, J Dickinson & sons, a waste management company, Alec Cane who is a concierge, and two of our lovely PCSO’s came to school to answer questions on their role in our community. Also our very own Mr Wilson also came to speak to some children about being a headteacher!

Look we even have an article in the paper!

https://www.questmedianetwork.co.uk/news/tameside-reporter/ashton-school-pupils-take-trip-down-aspirations-avenue/

The week not only provides us with some ideas for our future careers, but also shows us ways in which we can be valuable and responsible members of society

 
aspiration recycle.ppt
 
Aspiration-assembly.pptx

St. Peter's C.E. Primary School, Ashton | Hosted by New Era Technology | DB Primary | DB Learning Library

This site uses cookies. Click here to find out more.

X
X
Hit enter to search