Each classroom throughout the school has a wonderful, unique board dedicated to the heritage and culture of the children in that class.

Some children in Year 5 recently took part in a survey about diversity, heritage and racism. They were asked a variety of questions and below are some of the things they said.

• The children liked having their heritage shown on display and found it interesting to learn about other children's heritage too.
• Some children referred to specific lessons where their personal heritage was mentioned (learning about Denmark in history and a Polish architect in art) and said it made them feel proud and they liked other children learning about something special to them.
• One child learnt things about their heritage that they didn't know before!
• The children felt that adults in the school knew a lot about racism and could deal with incidents well.
• -The children all said they felt safe at our school.
• The children knew what to do if they saw or heard something they thought was racist.

Have a look at the fabulous classroom displays below: