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Adventure Logs
We believe that every child should be inspired and enjoy their learning, achieving their full potential through a curriculum which is knowledge rich and will give them the skills and experiences to be ‘future ready’.
The idea was first introduced by the DfE in 2018 (Department for Education) to not only encourage the academic progress of children but ensure that every child has exposure to experiences that provide enjoyment and life-long fulfilment.
This includes activities such as, reading for pleasure, being passionate about music, drama and sport, having community connections to their local area, developing an appreciation of nature and an insight into the world of work. Our Adventure Log ideas are similar to the list created by the National Trust:
‘50 Things to do before you’re 11 ¾’, which we encourage all parents to read.
Our Adventure Logs are available here:
Copy of Nursery Adventure Log.pdf
Copy of Reception Adventure Log.pdf
Copy of Year 1 Adventure Log .pdf
Copy of Year 2 Adventure Log .pdf
Copy of Year 3 Adventure Log .pdf
Copy of Year 4 Adventure Log .pdf
Copy of Year 5 Adventure Log .pdf
Copy of Year 6 Adventure Log .pdf
Extra-Curricular Clubs
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Extra-Curricular Clubs Autumn Term 2025 |
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Day |
Lunchtime |
After School |
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Monday |
12:00- 12:30 Library bus open (no sign up required) |
Rugby Club- 3:15- 4:15. Mr Passman Outdoor Club- Mrs Butler and Miss Smith in the dell 3:15–4:45 |
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Tuesday |
Gardening- Mrs Butler KS2 12:00- 12:30 KS1 12:30 -1:00 12:00- 12:30 Library bus open (no sign up required) |
KS1 reading club (JB) 3.20-4 in Rabbit class |
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Wednesday |
12:00- 12:30 Library bus open (no sign up required) Year 4&5 Board game club 12:00-12:30 - Mr Rodd |
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Thursday |
Gardening -Mrs Butler KS2 12:00- 12:30 KS1 12:30 -1:00 12:00- 12:30 Library bus open (no sign up required) |
KS2 Science Club (RG) KS2 Young Voices (FT,NL) |
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Friday |
Warhammer Y4/Y5/Y6 - CE (top of bus) sign up on MCAS. 12:00- 12:30 Library bus open (no sign up required) Media Club- Miss Gittings, Mrs Parkes |
Gymnastics- Mr Eaglestone (KS1) |
Protected Characteristics
At Tower Hill Community Primary School, we work to ensure that children understand:
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there are no outsiders in our school;
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everyone is different;
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differences are celebrated.
The Equality Act 2010 is UK legislation that protects people from discrimination, harassment, and victimisation based on nine protected characteristics:
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Age
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Disability
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gender reassignment
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marriage or civil partnership
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pregnancy and maternity
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Race
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religion or belief
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sex, and sexual orientation.
The nine protected characteristics are actively promoted in school through:
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Our school ethos, improvement plan and self-evaluation
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Our school values
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Our behaviour policy
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Conscious role-modelling
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Active engagement with parents and carers
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Whole school assemblies
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Discussions within the curriculum
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RE and PSHE lessons
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Sports events
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Art and cultural activities
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Educational visits
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Pupil leadership opportunities
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Visitors from the wider community
At Tower Hill Community Primary School everyone is valued and we grow together.
