Photographs of our learning
ear 5 got colourful for Mental Health Week🎨. They thought about 'our place' and what brings them joy, what they can do to be calm and how they can practise mindfulness. They then completed a happy place flower and a word search while they sang lots of positive songs 🎵😀
To mark the end of Children’s Mental Health Week, our wonderful students participated in the Harmony Big Sing Along! 🎶 They sang ‘Connecting Together’, a beautiful song composed by two of Walsall's talented local music teachers, specifically for this project. This uplifting tune carried a positive mental well-being messages that resonate with us all. 🌟 We are so proud of our children for embracing this initiative and showcasing their voices in support of mental health! 💖 Let’s continue to encourage open conversations about well-being in our school community.
To help celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week 2026, Walsall Council has provided all our children with a Wellbeing Activity Pack! 🎉 These packs are filled with fun activities designed to support mental health and wellbeing. We encourage parents to engage with their children in these activities and foster open conversations about feelings and emotions. Together, we can create a supportive environment for our children!
We are thrilled to announce that St Joseph’s has received our Safer Internet Day certificate! This achievement highlights our commitment to online safety and the importance of keeping our children safe while they explore the digital world. 🌐💻 At St Joseph’s, we believe that educating our students about online safety is essential for their well-being. Together, we can ensure that our children navigate the internet safely and responsibly. Thank you for your continued support!
