As part of our Moral, Social, Spiritual and Cultural (MSSC) curriculum we have a special (‘Messy’) day every half term where the whole school join together to gain greater awareness of different issues and aspects of life.  Class teachers then plan creative activities for the whole day on the theme, which are relevant to the age of their pupils.

Each ‘Messy’ Day starts with a whole school assembly so pupils understand the theme of the day.

Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural development, along with a well-planned and structured programme of personal development, underpins all our work and is monitored by the whole staff team.  This we teach through our six core ‘Cumwhinton Values’ which are: Citizenship, Respect; Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Trustworthiness.

Messy Days 2020-21

Themes for Autumn Term 2020

1^st Half:  W/C Monday 5th October – Black History Month

2^nd Half:  W/C Monday 16th November - Anti-Bullying theme ‘United Against Bullying’

Themes for Spring Term 2021

1^st Half:  3^rd – 9th February – Mental Health Week

2^nd Half:  WC - 9^th March   Winter Paralympics (Sport & Inclusion)

Themes for Summer Term 2021

1^st Half:  WC 26^th April  Ramadan (Islamic Festival)

2^nd Half:  WC 14^th June  Celebrating Diversity (Different Family, Same Love)

2019-20

‘MESSY’ DAYS (MSSC: Moral, Spiritual, Social and Cultural learning)

Themes for Autumn Term 2019

1^st Half:  Monday 7th October – Black History Month

2^nd Half:  Tuesday 12th November - Anti-Bullying Theme

Themes for Spring Term 2020

1^st Half:  Monday 3rd February – Mental Health Week

2^nd Half:  Monday 9^th March – International Women’s Day  

Themes for Summer Term 2020

1^st Half:  Monday 20^th April – Earth Day (Global Environment – 50^th Anniversary)

2^nd Half:  Monday 15^th June – Food & Religious Festivals

2018-19

‘MESSY’ DAYS (MSSC: Moral, Spiritual, Social and Cultural learning)

As part of our Moral, Social, Spiritual and Cultural (MSSC) curriculum we have a special (‘Messy’) day every half term where the whole school join together to gain greater awareness of different issues and aspects of life.  Class teachers then plan creative activities for the whole day on the theme, which are relevant to the age of their pupils.

Each ‘Messy’ Day starts with a whole school assembly so pupils understand the theme of the day.

Themes for Autumn Term 2018

1^st Half:  Monday 1st October – Black History Month (focus on arts & culture)

2^nd Half:  Monday 12th November - Anti-Bullying Theme:  Theme:   Choose Respect

Themes for Spring Term 2019

1^st Half:  Monday 4^th February – Celebrating Differences (focus on families)

2^nd Half:  Monday 18^th March – Hindu Festival Holi (Festival of Colours)  

Themes for Summer Term 2019

1^st Half:  Monday 29^th April – Islam Festival - Ramadan

2^nd Half:  Monday 3^rd June – World Environment Day – Beat Plastic Pollution.  Let’s Clean it up.  (Global Citizenship)

2017-18

‘MESSY’ DAYS (MSSC: Moral, Spiritual, Social and Cultural learning)

Themes for Autumn Term 2017

1^st Half:  Monday 2^nd October - Spiritual:  Festival of India (Mahatma Gandhi)

2^nd Half:  Monday 13^th November - Anti-Bullying Theme:  All Different  All Equal

Themes for Spring Term 2018

1^st Half:  Monday 15^th January – Giving Nature a Home ‘RSPB’ theme

2^nd Half:  Monday 19^th February – Chinese New Year    

Themes for Summer Term 2018

1^st Half:  Monday 23^rd April – British Values (St. George’s Day)

2^nd Half:  Monday 11^th June – Oxfam Water Week (Global Citizenship)

2016-17

‘MESSY’ DAYS (MSSC: Moral, Spiritual, Social and Cultural learning)

Themes for Autumn Term 2016

1^st Half:  Culture:  Africa (in particular the country of Kenya)

2^nd Half:  Anti-Bullying

Themes for Spring Term 2017

1^st Half:  Chinese New Year

2^nd Half:  Fair Trade        

Themes for Summer Term 2017

1^st Half:  World Environment Day  

2^nd Half:  Tolerance & Respect (Religion theme)