Elevenses Learning Cafe
It's great to have our baking option back in action on a Thursday afternoon.
The group work on recipes each week and then sell the cakes to staff in our Elevenses Learning Cafe on a Friday morning.
It's great to have our baking option back in action on a Thursday afternoon.
The group work on recipes each week and then sell the cakes to staff in our Elevenses Learning Cafe on a Friday morning.
The Guide Dogs charity are providing iPads/iPhones for young people with a visual impairment.
Here is the information they provide to apply for one.......
For children with a vision impairment, technology is vital.
It develops learning, creativity, life skills, and ultimately independence. While technology in schools remains the responsibility of local authorities, it’s important for children with a vision impairment to have access to their own devices at home – to support learning, or simply to have fun and explore the interests and activities they enjoy. We’re committed to making this possible for children in the UK with a vision impairment aged 3-18, and to make the application process as simple as possible. Tech for All For a limited time, we are offering iPads to visually impaired children aged 3-18, while secondary school-age children (age 11-18) may choose an iPhone instead. These devices have excellent accessibility features built-in, such as screen magnification, voiceover and audio descriptions. We will also be there to help you and your child make the most of their new device, by providing online guides and tutorials to help them get started and to ensure they know how to stay safe online. The devices will be completely free of charge. The only requirement is proof of vision impairment.
Apply for a free iPad or iPhone today, by filling in the simple online form at http://guidedogs.org.uk/techforall
Stocks are limited so don’t miss out!
We have a vacancy here at the school for a catering assistant.
See our vacancy section for details or click here Catering Assistant Vacancy
Congratulations to 2 well deserved outstanding achievers here at the school. Joseph and Amy have received the Jack Petchey Foundation Award this term for their amazing progress.
On receiving the award they were both overwhelmed that they had been nominated.
Well Done.
We have had 2 fantastic days of Samba Workshops with Rhythm Connections.
This Music on Sea Samba project is supported by Youth Music, using public funding from the National lottery through Arts Council England. We are really grateful for being involved.
We are looking forward to the completed video of the performances.
Congratulations to Kieran for being the first person in the school to win the Kindness Cup - this is given to people when they say or do something really kind for another person.
Kieran made a really nice comment about another student who has been working hard at moving round the school in their walker.
Being kind is an important part of our school code and we all work hard to do this.
Well Done Kieran
Every Monday and Friday the whole school joins in with Let's Get Active out on the school field
Here's the latest information for parents
See below for an easy read version of how the government are planning the road map out of lockdown.
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