United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
Our Next Steps:
We have been working in classes to determine which of the rights are the most important to the children of Ogmore Vale.
Details to follow...……………………………………….
Holly one of our super Ambassadors working with an animator to turn the mascot into a gif
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The School Council and the Super Ambassadors to the Children's Commissioner ran a competition to design a mascot for Children's Rights at our school
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Pupil Voice Newsletter February 2020
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Our Head Boy and Head Girl presenting information to the Governing body
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Pupil Voice Newsletter December 2019
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Ogmore Vale Primary
welcomes
Sally Holland
The Children's Commissioner for Wales
Sally came into school to lead an assembly and to work with the School Council as we begin our
'Rights Respecting Journey'.
Ogmore Vale Primary School recognises the importance of the ‘pupil voice’ involving the ‘people who count’ effectively in the development of the school. The school has a democratically elected School Council , where children deliver their September Manifestos before appealing for votes!! The School Council were involved in creating our school vision and mission statement and have raised funds for various charities.
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