Happy board displays

Miss Stewarts classroom keeping us all on track with her beautiful displays for different ‘awareness days’.
Wednesday 5th October: World Teacher Day
This global event was launched by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) in 1994. It celebrates the amazing teachers in the world. It allows staff and students within the school to celebrate each other. Almost everybody has a favourite teacher, someone who went above and beyond to encourage you and help you reach your potential, and it is important to acknowledge that!
Thursday 6th October: National Mad Hatter Day
In celebration of Lewis Caroll's book 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' written in 1865. It is a day to celebrate the amazing works of Caroll and bring out the silliness in all of us.
Friday 7th October: World Smile Day
This became an official holiday in 1999. This day is used to smile and make small acts of kindness worldwide. It was created by a commercial artist named Harvey Ball, and came about as a response t his creation of the smiley face!
Monday 10th October: World Mental Health Day
As our understanding of mental health grows, we grow along with it. The first World Mental Health day was in 1994, and the theme was 'Improving the Quality of Mental Health'. The themes for World Mental Health day have expanded over the years - women, children, work, trauma, and so much more. We are still learning about the importance of mental health, and we will continue to do so.
Tuesday 11th October: National Spread Joy Day
This is one way to spread joy and happiness through humour. It is a new trend which emphasises positivity, love, generosity, and appreciation.
Wednesday 12th October: Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity
This day revisits the arrival of Christopher Colombus in America. It sparks the conversation surrounding cultural diversity and the importance of indigenous communities. It is important to celebrate as our community and students continually to embrace and respect the multicultural city we live in.