1. KIRKHILL CHATTER
Let’s get it right!

2. Feedback time

3. Kirkhill Chatter 1 Feedback
8 / 11 responses returned from KC1

4. Kirkhill Chatter 1 Feedback
Question 1- Do you think it is important to know how well you have done in learning?
8/8 responses answered-
YES

5. Kirkhill Chatter 1 Feedback
Question 2- Pupil responses- How do we find out how we’ve done in our learning?
Methods Used
Number of Responses
Teacher Tells Us 7
2 Stars And A Wish 5
Fist Of Five 1
Rewards 4
Stamps And Stickers 6
Self Assessment 3
Comments On Work

6. Kirkhill Chatter 1 Feedback
Question 2- Pupil responses- How do we find out how we’ve done in our learning?
Methods Used
Number of Responses
Friend Feedback 3
Traffic Lights 2
Dojo Points 5
Parents’ Night
Sharing Our Learning
Success Criteria 1
No response

7. Kirkhill Chatter 1 Feedback
Question 2- Pupil responses- How do we find out how we’ve done in our learning?
Comments-
‘Good to know what others think’
‘Not always critical enough with own work so need a friend to assess’
‘Success Criteria is good as it tells you what you need to do’
‘Someone in your class might be wrong in what they think’

8. How many different rights can you name?
Our RIGHTS
How many different rights can you name?
Does your class have a class charter?
Do you have articles on your displays?
Who has rights?
When do you hear about your rights?
Do you ever have lessons just on rights?

9. Do you think it is important to have rights?
Our RIGHTS
Do you think it is important to have rights?
Do you feel as if your rights are met in school?

10. Who Wants to be a Millionaire ? 15
£1,000,000 14
£ 500,000 13
£ 250,000 12
£ 125,000 11
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Who Wants to be a Millionaire ? 10
£ ,000 9
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£ ,000 7
£ ,000 6
£ ,000 5
£ ,000 4 £ 3 £ 2 £ 1 £

11. The United Nations, rights of the child is
available to:
Ask the audience Phone a friend
Children who are well behaved
All children under 18 A B
All children under 16
Only children who live in Scotland C D

12. A-All children under 18
You have won £500

13. Which one of these is NOT a right?
Ask the audience Phone a friend
Right to a name
Right to clean water A B
Right to nutritious food
Right to pocket money C D

14. D- Right to pocket money
You have won £1000
£100 £200

15. Which one of the statements below is true?
Ask the audience Phone a friend
Children should never say what
they think.
Children have the right to say
what they think should happen A B
Children don’t have a say in their
own lives
Children should never question
adults C D

16. B- Children have the right to say
what they think should happen
You have won £2000

17. Children have these rights:
Ask the audience Phone a friend
When adults say they
can have them
Only if they go to school A B
Always because they
are children
Only if they ask for them C D

18. C- Children have these rights simply because they are children, and they cannot be permanently taken away. £5000
You win £4000

19. Primary Education should be
available for :
Ask the audience Phone a friend
Children who live in rich
countries
All children and Young People A B
Boys only
Girls only C D

20. B- All children and Young People have a right to a primary education, which should be free.
You have won £10,000

21. Our RIGHTS
The Rights Respecting Group would like to share something they have been working on………

23. Now give it a go!

24. 1,2 a 1,2,3,4
Our rights are very important.
We know that, yes we do.
And we would like to share them with you.

25. At Kirkhill School we know our rights
And we think
You should too!

26. We have the right to play and learn and have some healthy food.
We have the right to privacy and our own identity.
We have the right to an opinion and to be kept safe.

27. So don’t forget these golden rules!
1,2 a 1,2,3,4
Our rights are very important
We know that, yes we do.
And we would like to share them with you.

28. At Kirkhill School we know our rights
And we think
You should too!

29. BRAINSTORM TIME
Can you think of any ideas that we could do as a school to let people know more about their rights?

30. Thank you for sharing your ideas today about RIGHTS.