Bringing sunshine to others

Bringing sunshine to others




So many of you have taken the chance over the past week to make other people smile by making rainbows and making cups of teas for others.


Evie has been making a rainbow from tissue paper.


Jess has been drawing her rainbow for her window.


Aleeya has written a letter to the NHS.

New week New challenge


Following on from last weeks well being challenge (please continue to send in your photos) but this weeks challenge has been inspired by James Milner who has been posting online things to do at home. We would like you to find the most boring things to do, James Milner will inspire you, and the most interesting.

If you looking for some advice and support try https://www.nhs.uk/oneyou/every-mind-matters/ who have a lot of information and guidance. 

Remember you can email talk@thomasestley.org.uk if you need to talk and someone will get back to you in school time.


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