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Mental Health... Mental Health We recognised World Mental Health Day on 10th October. We have been really proud of the children’s mature attitude to this. We were particularly impressed with their definition of what mental health is. Positive mental health enables you to deal with challenges, have a go at new things, make friends and communicate effectively, be open-minded, feel good about yourself and lead a happy life. This term each class will be having an age-appropriate session with an Educational Mental Health Practitioner. They will be exploring in more detail what mental health is and how they can achieve good mental health. The classes that have already had the sessions have found them useful and have some strategies they can use to help them when they feel negative emotions. There are some great resources online that you can use at home to support conversations around mental health and issues that might affect mental health. Here are some that come highly recommended: https://www.place2be.org.uk/our-services/parents-and-carers/supporting-your-child-s-mental-health/ https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/our-work/public-engagement/world-mental-health-day
Sporting events... HOCKEY The Ludgvan Lightning Hockey Team competed in the first round of the Penwith Primary Hockey League on Thursday. All of the players worked as a solid team during 4 ten-minute matches to secure well deserved victories. Ludgvan finished just behind the league leaders on the day and can be proud of their performance - going into round two already in 2nd place! Ludgvan Lightning 1 - 0 St. Ives Strikers Ludgvan Lightning 1- 0 St. Buryan Choughs Ludgvan Lightning 1 - 0 Gulval Rocks Ludgvan Lightning 0 - 3 Gulval Lions CROSS COUNTRY On Tuesday 10th October, a team of cross country runners attended the first event of the year and cross country season at Mounts Bay Academy. The children took part in their age groups and each race had at least 50 children from across Penwith in it. Our children did extremely well in this event and we had 90% of the team coming in the top 20 race positions for their age groups. A huge well done to Walter who led the Year 4 race all the way around, but was just overtaken at the last second, leaving him in silver medal position! A similar thing happened to Kai (who wasn’t in the event until lunch time that day), who should have come 3rd, but slowed down at the finish line thinking he was done! This was the first event both boys have taken part in for cross country. With a bit of practise, we will get them across the finish line in the position they deserve. Great effort! I was so impressed with all of the children and the positions they came, but mostly how they cheered each other on and how they supported friends from other schools by cheering them on too. Well done to Evie W, Siena, Milo, Freddie, Walter, Elmer, Alfie, Ivy, Elowyn, Kai, Harry K, Maison, and Sennen.
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