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Hello, I am Welly. Nice to meet you!
Hello, my name is Welly. As you can see, I am a lion cub and I represent the Nest as your new mascot. I am here to help support you, and we can learn and have fun together. I will be sending some exciting messages about my daily life here at the school, especially for you. I am sure we will be great friends!
Why was the little lion created?
Welly was created to give children a mascot/role model to relate to. Our school crest is in the design of a lion, so it was a natural progression to create Welly as a lion, strong and confident to share stories and information from a child's perspective.
Starting from scratch...
Adding more details...
Welly has come to life!
So what identities does Welly have? The following five characteristics describe what we want our young pupils to become through a Wellington Nursery education and beyond.
The Five Identities of our Little Lion
Inspired
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They have been genuinely excited by everything they have done during their time at the Nest.
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The Nest children have developed a zest for life so that they, in turn, go into the world ready and able to inspire others.
Intellectual
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They move into the world with the ability to think critically.
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They are able to study beyond the bounds of any curriculum, to be inquisitive and ask questions about everything around them and be imbued with a lifelong love of learning.
Independent
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They will develop the personal, cognitive, social and study skills to enable them to cope with any challenges and our lives beyond school.
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They will adapt, cope and thrive within an ever-changing world.
Individual
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The aim of a Wellington Nursery education is to allow pupils to develop themselves fully in every sense, as we know that interested, well-rounded children become interesting adults.
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The pastoral care and focus on pupil wellbeing values each and every pupil as a unique individual, helping them discover and develop their talents, passions and interests.
Inclusive
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They will leave the Nest with the moral values and social conscience to serve others and do good in life.
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They will be understanding and accepting of the differences people and communities have.
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This inclusivity includes a strong pride in coeducation, and a commitment to understanding and appreciating our place as global citizens.
As Welly grows and becomes confident in his new school environment, he will contribute hints and tips to our pupils through the week ahead. Scan the QR code to download the entire pack on any device:
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