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Gravel Hill Primary School

We are a group of like-minded schools working in partnership to harness the richness of our diverse learning communities for the benefit of all pupils.

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Citizens

How We Help Pupils Become Active Citizens, Developing Resilience and Character

At Gravel Hill, pupils grow into confident, responsible, community‑minded young citizens. Through a rich programme of experiences, leadership opportunities, and curriculum‑linked activities, children learn to work collaboratively, think independently, contribute positively, and develop resilience in a range of situations.

Early Years Foundation Stage
Nursery
  • Nursery Rhyme Week – performing to an audience
  • Christmas productions
  • Nursery Graduation
  • Themed Stay & Play sessions (x3)
Reception
  • Nursery Rhyme Week – performing to an audience
  • Christmas productions
  • Themed Stay & Play sessions (x3)
Key Stage 1 & Lower Key Stage 2 (Years 1–4)
Year 1
  • Family Golden Time – Christmas Crafts
Year 2
  • Family Golden Time – Christmas Crafts
  • Family Golden Time – The History of the School
Year 3
  • Family Golden Time – Music Making
  • Walkability – road‑safety training for all Year 3 pupils
  • SWAC – Paper recycling project
Year 4
  • Family Golden Time – Building a buggy (DT)
  • SACRE Art workshop
Upper Key Stage 2 (Years 5–6)
Year 5
  • Family Golden Time – Coding with Microbits (IT)
  • Eco Council
  • Active Champions
  • Hall Helpers
  • Marble Monitors
  • Money Matters workshop
Year 6
  • Family Golden Time – Enterprise Week/Day
  • Come Dine With Y6 – designing and delivering a three‑course meal
  • Pupil Governors
  • Eco Council
  • Active Champions
  • Y6 Leavers’ Production
  • TfL workshop
  • Money Matters workshop
Whole‑School Community, Leadership & Character Opportunities
Fundraising and Community Engagement
  • Whole‑school fundraising projects
  • Storytelling Week
  • Children in Need
  • Comic Relief / Sports Relief
  • Enterprise Week, including pupils donating a proportion of profits to a local charity they choose
Whole‑School Events & Challenges
  • World Book Day celebrations, including visits from authors
  • International Week celebrating cultural diversity (traditional dress day and pupil‑designed menu)
  • Walk to School Week – class participation count