See below for a snippet of our wonderful Year 6 children who will be leaving us this year. They have had such an incredible journey at Nightingale and we wish them the best of luck in their future endeavours. You will be missed Year 6!
On Monday, Co-op Academy Nightingale, along with Co-op Academy Brownhill and Co-op Academy Woodlands played in the inaugural Rhys Myers Memorial Football Tournament in memory of a much-loved and inspirational teacher here at Nightingale. The day was enjoyed by all in the best spirit while also providing an opportunity for staff and children alike to reflect and think about was in which they could use values which Mr. Myers held dear in their own lives.
We were lucky to welcome some of Mr. Myers family to school to take part in the day. His wife Shaheen, his Mum and Dad as well as brother attended, they spoke to the children before the kick-off about the importance of participation, enjoyment and succeeding together in the right spirit. All classes were invited out to support, they came with banners, posters and songs to provide encouragement to all children involved.
After school the staff joined in and a group of Year 6 faced of with them in a students vs teacher match that was great fun!
The tournament will be held annually going forwards to remember Mr Myers and join in a celebration of things that he loved.
Nightingale pupils warmly welcomed a visitor from The Peace Museum based in Bradford.
All year groups engaged in a range of thought provoking workshops throughout the day including considering the feelings of children who experienced WWII Kinder Transport to working cooperatively to understand how voting works.
Other aspects of peace were explored creatively through learning about and designing symbols, creating peace poles , poetry and practicing techniques to help us remain calm inside when we feel challenged. A very positively peaceful day was had by all !
