We believe that positive wellbeing is something that children need to actively learn about throughout their time at Scott-Broadwood. We aim to create learners who feel confident to be themselves and to fulfill their potential. During their time at Scott-Broadwood, children will learn the skills to recognise, form and maintain positive relationships, preparing them for their future lives. Through outdoor experiences, engaging stories and collaborative discussion children can safely learn the importance of keeping themselves both physically and mentally healthy. Children who have developed emotional literacy and learnt strategies to recognise and manage their emotions are better prepared to face the challenges of life in modern Britain. By learning about rights and responsibilities, our children know how to be a member of a diverse society and how to contribute positively to their environment both locally and globally.