Home The Charters The Project Team About 'A Children's Charter ...' Why get involved in 'A Children's Charter ...' How to get involved in 'A Children's Charter ...' Submission Criteria Feedback and Comment Links Contact Us Log in to: Pilot Schools	Red Oaks Primary School Birchfield Community School Federation of Abbey Schools St Mary's Church of England Primary School and Nursery St Nicholas C of E Primary School, Blackpool Cherry Orchard Primary School and Children's Centre Haydn Primary School Sandown Primary School Hilton Primary School Bure Park Primary School Richmond Hill Primary School South Marston C of E Primary School Sandown Primary School During the summer term 2009 the headteacher and a TLR leader held extensive pupil interviews across the school. The children were encouraged to talk about their learning. Each class thought about all the things that they enjoyed at school and why they thought they were good learning experiences. They were also asked if there were any things that they would like to see as part of their learning that currently did not happen. Each learning statement, e.g. having fun, being creative, was written out on cards and the children then sorted them into categories Once the cards were in categories the children had to come up with sentences that reflected each group of statements The result is our own children’s charter This charter is now on display in the school. From September 2009 the children will be involved in monitoring against their own charter to find real evidence of it in action. They will feed their findings and recommendations back to the Senior Leadership Team. Jane Sargent Headteacher Click to view the Children's Charter for Learning movie

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