To our St. Vincent’s family, We are always here for you, even when you are not in the school building. You are used to using Worry Boxes in school. This is another version of the Worry Box, but online so you can contact us form wherever you are, whatever time it is. If there is anything worrying you, please post it below. We won’t publish your name but we may publish what is worrying you anonymously and we will try to find a solution which we will publish so you can read it-and this might also help others who are feeling the same way. You are not alone. Please remember you can always talk to any of the trusted adults in school as well.
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If you need to speak to someone on the phone you can always call Childline who will listen and try to help.
I borrowed a book from the school library and it makes me scared because it it talking about kidnappers, unkind kings, death and murdering. I thought the book was interesting because it had a lovely front cover but now the book made me feel worried.
Thank you for sharing your worries. I will come and find you later to see the actual book so please bring it into school. Remember the book is fiction (not true) so it is not reality. There is a saying, ‘Never judge a book by it’s cover’, so remember to read the blurb and find our more about a book to check it is suitable before choosing it to read.
Miss Coleman 2 days ago my frog sadly passed away and I am really sad about it and she was my best pet in my life. I really miss her and her name was Emily but then we buried her.
Don’t worry-the most important thing is that you are in school and learning. Try to find ways to help you to remember your books-you could pack your school bag the evening before, or ask your big sisters to remind you. As you get older you will hopefully become more organised and independent.
Thank you for sharing your worry. I have checked and you are not in Chess Club this term. You are in Fitness Club on Tuesday and Performing Arts on Thursday. Both are great clubs!
Remember that you can always speak to the adults in school if you have any worries.
I borrowed a book from the school library and it makes me scared because it it talking about kidnappers, unkind kings, death and murdering. I thought the book was interesting because it had a lovely front cover but now the book made me feel worried.
Thank you for sharing your worries. I will come and find you later to see the actual book so please bring it into school. Remember the book is fiction (not true) so it is not reality. There is a saying, ‘Never judge a book by it’s cover’, so remember to read the blurb and find our more about a book to check it is suitable before choosing it to read.
Miss Coleman 2 days ago my frog sadly passed away and I am really sad about it and she was my best pet in my life. I really miss her and her name was Emily but then we buried her.
I’m sorry for your loss. Pets are part of the family and its okay to feel sad and miss Emily. I will come and find you today to talk about this.
I felt worried when I forgot my book.
Don’t worry-the most important thing is that you are in school and learning. Try to find ways to help you to remember your books-you could pack your school bag the evening before, or ask your big sisters to remind you. As you get older you will hopefully become more organised and independent.
I felt worried because didn’t know if I was in chess club.
Thank you for sharing your worry. I have checked and you are not in Chess Club this term. You are in Fitness Club on Tuesday and Performing Arts on Thursday. Both are great clubs!
Remember that you can always speak to the adults in school if you have any worries.
I felt worried because I thought I was going to fail Maths but instead I got everything right .
Well done for your great results. You should have confidence in your ability. You can do it!
I felt worried when I was going to do my performance in the international assembly
It is normal to feel nervous before a performance, especially with such a big audience, but you didn’t need to worry-you were fabulous!