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Students built on skills learned through PE such as balance, core strength, fine and gross motor movements and teamwork. They loved playing Simon Says and then balloon bounce.

KS3S had the pleasure of welcoming a new student to our class this week. They have enjoyed meeting lots of new friends and staff, and joined in with lots of new activities with the support of Miss Low.
 

Well done, we are so proud of you and can’t wait to continue getting to know you over the…

KS4W are learning all about horticulture during the summer term. For our first week, we went on a bird hunt around the school grounds and then a short walk in the community to see what birds we could spot. We then made some homemade bird feeders and hung them outside our classroom for the wildlife…

Students loved using My Maths to revise and consolidate their learning. 

KS4C have started a new project working in the Sensory Garden in KS5, the greenhouse and the land at the front of school where the raised bed are.

Students are going to work on planting, weeding, reorganising of the tool shed, hanging baskets etc.

Some students have worked in gardens before…

The students in KS3S enjoyed an end of term Easter egg hunt. They searched for the eggs and then enjoyed opening them up to find some of their favourite treats and snacks inside!

Students loved visiting the park and having lunch at the cafe.

They used their own money and ordered their food independently.

All students practiced safety skills in the community and were impeccably behaved.

Well done!

Casey from KS4C has been working with her VI Tutor Claire.

Casey is continuing to work on her Braille which is another form of communication and will help towards her future Independence.

Casey practiced on different position techniques to help feel the Braille.

Students from KS4C took part in our department challenge, focusing on their environment, what they could hear, smell, see and feel.

Student worked as a team relaxing peacefully then drawing what they felt. This was part of our weekly challenge which earned us a Rainbow token for future…

Amelia worked really hard to create her own t-shirt for the last day in school before we break up for Easter.

Amelia even created a character of herself and her favourite toy “Monkey”. Brilliant Effort.

Students in KS4C took part in a discussion about Autism, they each played a part on how different things make them feel. Great team work by all.

Pupils in KS4L used their independence skills to get the bus to the Concourse.

Pupils: waited for the bus, scanned their bus passes, navigated around the Concourse and followed a shopping list.

Pupils were very responsible and fantastic role models.