Pupils and staff at Pembroke Park Primary School are celebrating after being recognised as a SuperKind School for the second consecutive year, acknowledging the positive difference they continue to make within their local community.

Kindness is at the heart of life at Pembroke Park and, through its SuperKind work, pupils have volunteered at a local foodbank, read with residents at a care home and taken part in litter picks around the community.

The latest recognition builds on the school’s previous achievement of being named the Kindest School in the South West and reflects its PPARK values of Passion, Politeness, Aspiration, Responsibility and Kindness.

Headteacher Mrs McCracken said: “We are absolutely thrilled to have been recognised as a SuperKind School for the second year running. What makes me most proud is that this is not something we do simply to win an award, it is part of who we are as a school and who we want our children to become.”

Through these experiences, pupils are learning that even small acts of kindness can make a real difference and that everyone, regardless of their age, has something positive to contribute.

Congratulations to all the pupils and staff at Pembroke Park on this fantastic achievement!