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JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD LANDMARKS 1. Blackpool Tower 2. Tower Bridge 3. Eiffel Tower 4. Mount Etna 5. Tulip Fields 6. Northern Lights 7. Egyptian Pyramids 8. Statue of Liberty 9. Grand Canyon 10. Niagara Falls

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11. Great Wall of China 12. Taj Mahal 13. Disneyland 14. North Pole

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Through our learning themes and whole school cultural days there will be opportunities to learn about the different landmarks and cultures.

The Pegasus Award recognises, creates and increases students' opportuntieis for achievement beyond the curriculum. It will challenge and stretch students to promote confidence and self belief.

WOODLANDS SCHOOL PEGASUS AWARD

THE AWARD

There are 14 tiers. Students will work towards the Pegasus Award from Year 1 to Year14.

Each tier will represent a World Landmark, and students will make their journey through the different landmarks, and will be awarded once each level (landmark) is complete.

Whilst working towards the Pegasus Award, students can gain house points along the way.

They will be awarded house points each time they evidence British Values and Rights Respecting School (RRS) Articles.

LINKS TO RIGHTS RESPECTING SCHOOLS & BRITISH VALUES Healthy Living - Making Healthy Choices Physically and Mentally

Skills for Life - Independence and Key Skills British Value - Democracy: Making decisions together.

British Values: Individual Liberty: being the best version of me

RRS Article 12: I have the right to have a say in all matters affecting me.

RRS24: Every child has the right to best possible

RRS Article 23: I have the right to dignity and independence (and to live a full and decent life)

health. I have the right to good food and the best possible health, both physically and mentally.

Helping Others – Understanding Consequences of Your Actions (Good and Bad)

When a student receives 3 house points in one of the areas of the award, they will be given a sticker for achieving a Pegasus point. Each area is a different colour.

British Value - The rule of law: Understanding

One Pegasus point equals 3 house points, students will need to achieve 3 Pegasus points per area, a total of 36 house points.

everyone equally.

Each student will also have an individual Pegasus target that will be agreed with Parents’, and can be evidenced from home using the Evidence for Learning App or simply sending the evidence into school. Students will need to achieve their target, together with gaining 36 house points to achieve the Pegasus Award.

Once they have achieved the Pegasus Award they will start again on the next tier (Landmark)

rules and consequences of behaviour.

British Value - Mutual respect and tolerance: Treat

RRS Article 29: I have the right to an education that develops my personality, talents and abilities to the full - respecting each other’s cultures and environments.

RRS Article 23: I have the right to dignity and independence and have the right to play an active part in the community.

Exploring the Environment – Beyond the Classroom British Value - Individual liberty: Being the best version of me.

RRS Article 29: I have the right to an education that develops my personality, talents and abilities to the full.

RRS Article 23: I have the right to dignity and independence (and to live a full and decent life) RRS Article 31: I have the right to relax, play and take part in a wide range of cultural and artistic activities.