North Borough Junior School
ANGUS
our School Dog
Meet Angus, he was born on 10th February 2022. He's a Cavapoo cross and comes to school every day. Angus has joined our school so that he can help with mental health and wellbeing. He also hopes to help improve attendance for some children.
As he grows he will take a wider part in school life and children will begin to take responsibility for some of his care. There are several documents below which I hope will help explain more about Angus and his role at school.
School Dog Risk Assessment September 2023
Getting to know Angus and other dogs - assembly presentation
North Borough Junior School
ANGUS
our School Dog
Meet Angus, he was born on 10th February 2022. He's a Cavapoo cross and comes to school every day. Angus has joined our school so that he can help with mental health and wellbeing. He also hopes to help improve attendance for some children.
As he grows he will take a wider part in school life and children will begin to take responsibility for some of his care. There are several documents below which I hope will help explain more about Angus and his role at school.
School Dog Risk Assessment September 2023
Getting to know Angus and other dogs - assembly presentation
North Borough Junior School
ANGUS
our School Dog
Meet Angus, he was born on 10th February 2022. He's a Cavapoo cross and comes to school every day. Angus has joined our school so that he can help with mental health and wellbeing. He also hopes to help improve attendance for some children.
As he grows he will take a wider part in school life and children will begin to take responsibility for some of his care. There are several documents below which I hope will help explain more about Angus and his role at school.
School Dog Risk Assessment September 2023
Getting to know Angus and other dogs - assembly presentation
North Borough Junior School
ANGUS
our School Dog
Meet Angus, he was born on 10th February 2022. He's a Cavapoo cross and comes to school every day. Angus has joined our school so that he can help with mental health and wellbeing. He also hopes to help improve attendance for some children.
As he grows he will take a wider part in school life and children will begin to take responsibility for some of his care. There are several documents below which I hope will help explain more about Angus and his role at school.
School Dog Risk Assessment September 2023
Getting to know Angus and other dogs - assembly presentation