Courageous Advocacy
A courageous advocate is someone who supports, champions and speaks up for a cause that is important and meaningful to them. Courage is needed to persevere and stand up for something or someone you believe in, to make a difference.
At St Peter's Methodist Primary School discusses and encourages such themes weekly, through our 'Picture News' class worships and charities, selected each term by our elected School Council members.
Charity Days 2025/26
| Term | Charity | School Council Reasons |
| 1 | #HelloYellow | To help lots of children with their mental wellbeing. We met with Mrs Dyer's Wellbeing Ambassadors to help promote this charity! |
| 2 | Children in Need | We want to help other children who are finding things difficult. We liked the charity because it helps children with their physical health as well as their mental health. |
| 3 | Place2Be | We wanted to continue helping children's mental health. |
| 4 | Comic Relief | We love celebrating Red Nose Day and how we can do lots of fun things to help others who might need food or help to live safely. |
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Social Action Projects
Our school council lead the school in social action activities.
This is often fund raising for a range of charities, including the Methodist charity 'All We Can', 'Children in Need' and 'Hello Yellow', along with the local food bank and community projects. Individual children are also encouraged to share ideas for social action projects linked to areas they are passionate about.
