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• Healthy Schools Report

  Wed 14 Sep 2022

  We are proud to share our Healthy Schools Report with our community. Thank you to all our ACE community for supporting us to love, learn and flourish. 

   

  'The school’s calm, friendly atmosphere is obvious as you enter the school. Everyone is welcoming. The school is very much about everyone and is pupil-focused and inclusive. Everyone feels safe and adults and pupils genuinely care for each other. Relationships are clearly very strong. Staff have fostered a fantastic team ethos, are very supportive of each other, friendly, happy, approachable and know their pupils and families well, which ensures everyone feels valued.' 

   

  H. Lorde Heathy Schools Leeds, Health and Wellbeing Service

   

  Please click on the link below to read the report:

  Allerton CE Primary Healthy Schools Report

   

   

• ACE Newsletter 09/09/22

  Wed 14 Sep 2022

  ACE Newsletter 09/09/22

• ACE Newsletter

  Fri 22 Jul 2022

  22/7/22

• ACE Leavers - 2022

  Mon 18 Jul 2022

  You can see our video for ACE Leavers - 2022 here

• ACE Newsletter

  Fri 15 Jul 2022

  15th July 2022

• ACE Newsletter 08/07/22

  Mon 11 Jul 2022

  ACE Newsletter 08/07/22

• ACE Newsletter

  Fri 01 Jul 2022

  1/7/22

• ACE Newsletter

  Fri 24 Jun 2022

  ACE Newsletter

• ACE Newsletter

  Fri 17 Jun 2022

  ACE Newsletter 17/6/22

• Clean Air Day 2022

  Tue 14 Jun 2022 Paul Magnall

  This Thursday is Clean Air Day.

   

  Every year, air pollution causes up to 36,000 deaths in the UK. The World Health Organisation and the UK Government recognise that air pollution is the largest environmental health risk we face today. 

   

  Children are particularly at risk from air pollution, as their immune systems, lungs and brains are still developing. Air pollution can affect children’s physical health, and their ability to learn, and even lead to death. Yet millions of children are still exposed to dangerously high levels of air pollution, as over a quarter of UK schools are in areas above WHO air pollution limits.

   

  Clean Air Day helps to remind us of our part in causing air pollution and how we can help to reduce it. Here are some of the things we can do:

  • walk, scoot or cycle to school
  • use public transport if you live further away
  • if you have to use a car then share lifts if possible - this reduces the number of vehicles on the road
  • if you use a car and stop to drop off or collect your child  don't leave your engine idling - switch the engine off so that you don't fill the air with fumes.

   

  Every little helps  - so please do your little bit to help!

   

  Clean Air Day Leaflet