We are a 

Rights Respecting School

The staff lead is Miss Murray

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A UNICEF Rights Respecting School is a school that ensures children’s rights are taught, understood and lived in school.
 
Rights Respecting schools put in place a set of standards based on equality, dignity, respect, non-discrimination and participation based on the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child. These values are ever-present in a Rights Respecting school, from the classroom to the lunch hall.  As a result, the Rights Respecting Schools Award transforms whole schools into places where children feel safe, nurtured and in control of their futures.
 
St Hugh’s is proud to have achieved the Rights Respecting Bronze Award and we are currently on our journey to achieving Silver Accreditation. The Rights Respecting Ambassadors are responsible for ensuring the right's of children are upheld and respected at St Hugh's. 
 
Meet our Rights Respecting Ambassadors for this year:
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Children's Mental Health Week

Our Rights Respecting Ambassadors and our Shining Lights Council helped Miss Oldbury and Miss Murray to deliver an important assembly for Children's Mental Health Week. They read quotes from inspirational people about how to look after your well-being and learn to Know Yourself, Grow Yourself. Both councils led activities within their classes to explore different emotions and how to look after their mental health.

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