This week, Year 5 have been learning about Black History Month and why it is so important to celebrate the achievements and contributions of Black people throughout history. We have discussed the importance of equality, respect and recognising the challenges that people have faced in the past. The children have enjoyed learning about how individuals have helped to change the world and why their stories deserve to be remembered and celebrated.

We have also explored the lives of some inspirational figures, including Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr. and Mary Seacole, learning about their courage, determination and the positive impact they have had on society. The children have shown great interest and maturity during our discussions, asking thoughtful questions and reflecting on the importance of treating everyone fairly. It has been a fantastic opportunity to celebrate diversity and recognise how we can all help to make the world a more inclusive place!