RespectWLD Respect Learning Respect Students Respect Staff Respect

Respect@WLD Respect Learning Respect Students Respect Staff Respect the Community Respect your Environment Respect Yourself

BASICS@WLD • On time for lessons, respect for learning. • Perfect uniform in every lesson. • Come in quietly. Sit down in your correct seat. • Equipment out – pen, pencil, ruler, planner and homework. • Starter activity – no wasted time. • Silent learning, listening to instructions. • Quiet signal - quiet if the teacher raises their hand • Put your hand up if you have a question. • Uniform correct before leaving the lesson. • End of the lesson, stand behind your chair and wait to be dismissed for an orderly exit.

Form Time Programme Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday Blue Equipment & Thought for the Word of the Week – PSHE Week Planner and Classcharts Learn it Challenge Assembly Indigo Equipment & Thought for the Word of the Week – PSHE Week Planner and Classcharts Assembly Learn it Challenge Red Equipment & Thought for the Word of the Week – PSHE Week Assembly Planner and Classcharts Learn it Challenge Yellow 7 Planner and Classcharts Assembly Tuesday Assembly Equipment & Thought for the Word of the Week – PSHE Week Planner and Classcharts Learn it Challenge

Spring-Week 4: 27 th January 2020 1. Definition ADJECTIVE: : willing to help or offer assistance 2. NOUN: a company that is owned and managed by the Examples: people who work in it. Cooperative Noun, adjective Latin: cooperari cooperat Cooperativus Early 17 thc. English cooperate Examples 1. He was an extremely cooperative witness. 2. The magazine was run as a cooperative. Etymology: Synonyms: Collaborative Collective Mutual Combined Antonyms: Uncooperative Disobliging

PSHE Thought for the Week Lunar New Year (Chinese New Year) Core Theme Relationships Topic Valuing and Respecting Diversity PSHE Core Theme Living in the Wider World SMSC Links Spiritual and Cultural FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES MUTUAL RESPECT FOR AND TOLERANCE OF THOSE WITH DIFFERENT FAITHS AND BELIEFS AND FOR THOSE WITHOUT FAITH.

What is Chinese New Year? • Chinese New Year is a spring festival and has been celebrated for over 3, 000 years. Originally it was a festival in which farmers hoped for a good harvest in the year to come. It is linked to the lunar calendar and the first day of the New Year always has a new moon. PSHE Core Theme Living in the Wider World SMSC Links Spiritual and Cultural FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES MUTUAL RESPECT FOR AND TOLERANCE OF THOSE WITH DIFFERENT FAITHS AND BELIEFS AND FOR THOSE WITHOUT FAITH.

Chinese New Year Each Chinese new year is characterised by one of 12 animals that appear in the Chinese zodiac – last year was the year of the pig. Do you know which animal characterises this Chinese New Year? PSHE Core Theme Living in the Wider World SMSC Links Spiritual and Cultural FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES MUTUAL RESPECT FOR AND TOLERANCE OF THOSE WITH DIFFERENT FAITHS AND BELIEFS AND FOR THOSE WITHOUT FAITH.

YEAR OF THE RAT PSHE Core Theme Living in the Wider World SMSC Links Spiritual and Cultural FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES MUTUAL RESPECT FOR AND TOLERANCE OF THOSE WITH DIFFERENT FAITHS AND BELIEFS AND FOR THOSE WITHOUT FAITH.

Lunar New Year Things that are important at Chinese New Year: • Spending time with family and friends, • Being kind to one another, • Hoping for enough food to eat • Hoping for enough money to live on, • Remembering people who have died. PSHE Core Theme Living in the Wider World SMSC Links Spiritual and Cultural FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES MUTUAL RESPECT FOR AND TOLERANCE OF THOSE WITH DIFFERENT FAITHS AND BELIEFS AND FOR THOSE WITHOUT FAITH.

CHINESE NEW YEAR IN THE UK • Here in the UK, the festivities are shortened, so that the lantern festival is brought forward to the first day of the new year celebrations. • Parades take place with dragon dancing and brightly coloured lanterns. • Areas in the UK that have large Chinese new year celebrations are Newcastle, Manchester, Birmingham and especially London, where there is a large celebration in Trafalgar square. PSHE Core Theme Living in the Wider World SMSC Links Spiritual and Cultural FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES MUTUAL RESPECT FOR AND TOLERANCE OF THOSE WITH DIFFERENT FAITHS AND BELIEFS AND FOR THOSE WITHOUT FAITH.

Happy Chinese New Year is xin nian (new year) kuai le (happy) in Mandarin It’s pronounced shin nee-an kwai le (as in the French le).

Young Business Enterprise Every Tuesday after school. Young Business Enterprise | Walton-le-Dale High School Please support our Year 10 Young Business Enterprise teams and have a shop through the following Christmas gifts from our five companies; Enterprise Sky Squad, Lazer Cutter Industries, Fro, Fin and Gift Company. www. waltonledale. lancs. sch. uk Please support our Young Business Enterprise pupils by checking out their latest Christmas products https: //www. waltonledale. lancs. sch. uk/parents/businessenterpris e Payments can be made over Parent Pay and will be delivered to you in school.

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