TFL Stars and Rights Respecting Schools Competition entries from Lemon Tree Class

Back in October children from Lemon Tree Class took part in the TFL and UNICEF Rights Respecting Schools Roundel Design Competition to raise awareness of children on the transport network and raise a smile amongst commuters on World Children's Day. 

With the winners of the London-wide competition just announced, whilst we didn't have any winners in, our top 3 entrants put amazing effort into their designs and so the Junior Travel Ambassadors and Rights Respecting teams would like to say a huge well done and thank you for their efforts.

Year 2 - World Children’s Day

Today is World Children’s Day!

Together we thought about our rights as children and what makes each individual child special. We shared some things special about ourselves in class. 

We thought about what a child needs to live a happy and fulfilling life. Below are some of the ideas we came up with. 

What do you think children need to live a healthy and happy lifestyle?!

World Children's Day 2018- Take Action!

Today is World Children's Day: on this day, many people and organisations around the world take the opportunity to reflect on how we can improve children's access to their rights worldwide.

Unicef are leading a campaign to put pressure on world leaders so that they commit to making sure every child in the world has access to their rights.


"Children have their rights denied every single day. We want to build a world where every child is in school and learning, safe from harm and able to fulfill their potential, and we know you do too. It's time to put children back on the agenda.

Sign the petition (follow the link below) and #GoBlue to call on world leaders to commit to fulfilling the rights of every child and acknowledge that these rights are non-negotiable."

https://www.unicef.org/world-childrens-day

In Elm, we wrote our own wishes for children around the world and used the hashtag #GoBlue to support Unicef's campaign- what would your wish be and why?