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KS5S love Attention Autism sessions, this one got a bit messy when we splatted the paint onto Pudsey to make his spots - Absolutely worth the mess to see smiling faces and the anticipation of the paint splatting everywhere!

This week, we enjoyed our exciting trip to The Concourse, where pupils explored the space with curiosity and confidence. We also celebrated Michael Rosen Day, which inspired us to go on our very own Bear Hunt! We had a fantastic time joining in with the story, exploring sensory elements and…

This week we participated in Michael Rosen Poetry Day, with a focus on “We’re going on a bear hunt”. Students listened to the poem, experienced story massage, made crafts and bear-themed toast.
 

On Children in Need Day we played pin the bandana on Pudsey and coloured in our own Pudsey…

KS5S had a walk to the war memorial for Remembrance Day. We then took part in a Remembrance themed ‘Attention Autism’ session where we took turns to sprinkle ‘poppies’ to remember the fallen soldiers, finally we did some arts and craft work to make a display in class.

3H have had a lovely first week back! We’ve enjoyed sequencing our poem in CLL, matching coins to their amounts in Maths and creating royal houses in our Topic lessons. We also had a fantastic time going on the bus to the library. Everyone showed great listening and independence skills throughout…

We’ve had some huge WOW moments this week in 3S.

One student has been working on sitting at a chair with arms to work at a table as part of their MOVE goal. They achieved their goal on Friday morning with the support of Miss Fazackerley!

Another student has been working towards tolerating…

Students in KS3S enjoyed a little sensory Halloween party on our final day of half term. Thank you to Miss Heder for making us a giant edible Halloween tuff tray! Students enjoyed exploring the tray with their hands and mouths, and we also carved and scooped out a pumpkin, and made Halloween…

Students from KS4 loved celebrating today with their certificates and prizes for being super stars. 

This week students have visited The Hub, been out on the adaptive bikes and done lots of exercise - swimming and MOVE. They’ve also been practicing their sorting skills in maths, counting, communicating and developing gross and fine motor skills. 
 

KS3S have had a fantastic week filled with lots of opportunities to get active, communicate and interact, and develop our gross and fine motor skills. Lots of smiles and happiness all round!