September is to think about the following question:
What do you think ultimately the future will look like?
What will the future look like for the environment?
What do you think you will have to change to make sure we have what we have now?
Do you think we will keep up the same traditions?
Do you think you will have the same opportunities that are out there today?
What will the world look like in the future?
What do you want to be doing for your future?
Too many questions?
There are so many questions and so many unknowns!
It seems really stressful and mind boggling!
Everyone questions what the future may look like all the time.
However we need to also do something about it.
The most important thing to focus on is:
What would you like to do to ensure you are getting the best for yourself and for the planet too?
What can your elders do to ensure that you can receive a better future? Not only for you but for posterity, future generations.
Remember:
These people of the future could be your children, great grand children, or any people who are born after you.
Lets ensure we make the world a better place to live and thrive!
Little things you can do to help the environment:
- Recycle
- Walk to school
-Pick up Litter
-Reduce Food waste
- Eat fresh Produce
- Grow your own flowers and vegetable
-Reuse Items for other things
Things to help you:
- Attend school to learn more
- Be kind to yourself
- Be honest
-Talk about what you want to achieve
-Join School Council
- Do something new
-Stay Active
- Be healthy
-Always be you
- Treat others how you would want to be treated
-Accept that people are different to you
Any questions about Global Learning at The Polygon,
please do ask Miss Burton or Mr Patchell.
Every Friday we focus on Global Learning during class assemblies.
Mr Patchell kindly sets the resources for staff to teach tutor groups about particular events that happen world wide to broaden our minds on these events and current affairs. This also builds on our international journey that we started at the school nine years ago when we gained the International Schools Award - ISA.
