3RK class improve their reading through multi sensory approach. Yasmin learns best when the material/object from the book is presented to her.

As a part of recovery curriculum children in 3RK meaningfully revisit and build upon their knowledge, understanding and skills.

Sarandeep is eagerly tracing first letter of his name using the pebbles found in school woods.

Dabira helping to put the supermarket shopping away on Monday, for Food Tech. She will be doing this first thing every Monday morning. She was calm, sensible & very grown up - a fantastic employee. Well done Dabira!

Group 3.2 had lots of fun painting bottles. Robert painted his favourite character Sonic, Josh painted a rainbow one for the NHS and the month of June, Martin is looking foward to the seaside trip at Belvue so painted the beach and Arkan made his into the Premier Leagu...

Our wonderful students are continuing to be creative at home by following Miss G and Miss O’Reilly’s home learning video’s to create lots of different textile products. Here you can see students practicing their sewing and embroidery skills as well as tie-dying and mak...

We used laser cut shapes and chose our favourite colours of paint and wool to make weave and assemble our own dreamcatchers. Things are very different at the moment and some of us are feeling a bit unsettled so we wanted to make a dreamcatcher that can help us manage h...

If you are helping out in the kitchen at home or cooking meals yourself, please send us a picture to enter our Home Chef of the Week Challenge!

For the second week running our home chef is Malcolm who made those amazing looking chocolate cakes. Well done!  

Our third winner is Sharon who sent this lovely pic of her baking with her mum.​ So impressed!

We would like to say a 'BIG'  thank you to the wonderful couriers at www.competentcouriers.co for their kindness and generosity in delivering all our 'hug in the box'  gifts to our wonderful pupils!

In the half term holiday club some pupils wrote  poetry about lockdown and other students made 'thank you' to the NHS hand prints.