Enrichment and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
- 'ROOTS' Sacred Space Art Day - Ripon Cathedral
- Snape Craft Afternoon
- London Residential 2026
- 'Love Science' club
- Bedale Cluster Cricket Competition
- Young Voices 2026
- Luna Art Day - Snape
- French Cafe Bistro
- Drama for Year 5 and 6
- Polar Express Day
- Anyone for ice-cream? Children in Need
- Rememberance Activity Snape 2025
- MacMillan Coffee Morning
- Art Collaboration Day
- A Day at the Races
- Black History Month - Collaboration Day
- Chess Club
- Collaboration Reading Day
- Community Involvement
- Crucial Crew - Y6 Keeping Safe
- Down on the Farm
- Gardening
- Memorial in Snape - Working with our local community
- National Numeracy Day
- North Yorkshire Rotters
- Reflection Garden - Competition
- Religious Festivals - Collaboration Day
- Science Week
- STEM Collaboration Day
- Tree Planting at Swinton Estate
- Visit from our PCSO
- World Book Day 2025 Owls
- Music Collaboration Day
- Noticing Day 2024
- Athletics at Richmond School
- Zak Hull - Inspirational teenage musician - Mental Health & Wellbeing
- Harvest Festival
- World Mental Health Day
- Pantomime 2024
- Multi-skills at Bedale High School 2025
- Panathlon Competition
- Dodgeball Competition
- Red Kites Forest Schools
- A Special Visitor
- World book Day 2026 Snape and Thornton Watlass
- Skipping Leaders at Richmond School
- Tennis Competition 2025
- Wensleydale Singing Competition
- VE Day Celebrations
- Brownlee Triathlon 2025
- Y6 Bikeability
- Whole School Forest Schools
- Police visit to Red Kites
- Open Day Snape
At STW, we believe as educators we have a responsibility to teach our children about the world around them, in particular the global issues and challenges which face us all.
In 2015, leaders from around the world joined together at the United Nations and agreed that we need to take action; 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) were developed.

In line with our vision and Christian values, we are committed to empowering our children to live as global citizens, to take responsibility and create hope in an ever-changing world. We recognise the SDGs as goals for all people of our planet; teaching staff and children use these to develop a deeper understanding of their importance in sustaining our planet and striving for equality for everyone.
These goals enrich our curriculum: links are made within other curriculum areas and a long term plan has been developed, allowing for a deeper awareness of each goal to be developed. Every year, our federation takes part in national and international awareness days.
Courageous Advocates
In January 2022, a group of children voiced their passion for protecting the world in which we live. Dedicated to making a difference, the Planet Protectors group was created.
Supporting Charities
We are very proud to support a number of charities and causes over the year, these include local, national and international charities. Our children are encouraged to help choose the charities we support, and in many instances, these will be linked to our focused Sustainable Development Goals. Our School Council and Planet Protectors present these, giving the children opportunity to be part of democratic decision making.
Charities we are proud to have supported
How we raise awareness and develop knowledge
Ways in which our schools are sustainable:
- We have a school allotment in the school field at Thornton Watlass in which we grow a range of produce. Our cook and club supervisors use some of the produce within our meals and snacks.
- We use recycled products from home for art and design technology projects.