In our Learning means the world theme of ‘Happily Ever After’ we have been looking at different types of music and how they make us feel. We discussed the tempo and dynamics of each piece and added our own sounds and movements. We then used this skill to retell a traditional tale adding appropriate sound effects when needed.
Well done to this weeks winners!
Welcome to the first post showcasing the amazing work completed by year 1. The children have all settled back into school life with ease and are taking on their new challenges with excitement and creativity. We have been looking at sorting objects in various ways in our maths lessons and ‘The Colour Monster’ has been our book of choice in English where we have been talking about our feelings. Our PE sessions this term are with our sports coach and we are focussing on different ways to move and jump. Our Learning Means the World lessons have been around safe playing with our friends and looking at habitats and life cycles of animals. As you can see we have been really busy but have had so much fun and can’t wait to share more of our experiences with you throughout the year!
Ethan and his family had a truly amazing weekend at the GNR events, raising awareness of the very important work of the Percy Hedley Foundation. They were also really happy to meet, and have their photo taken with Sir Mo Farah during his last ever competitive run.
Well done everyone!
If you took part in the events over the weekend, we would love to hear from you.
South Tyneside Council is launching its Ordinarily Available Provision guide for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.
This guide defines the expected high-quality provision to be available within all settings across the local area.
Parents / carers and professionals are invited to this launch event to find out more about the guide and how it will be used in schools and settings across the Borough.
As part of the launch Andy Ritchie, Service Manager, Access and Inclusion and Rachael Hood, Inclusion Service Lead will be providing other updates, including introducing the new Inclusion Service and SEND Family Support Coordinator and upcoming projects that you can get involved in.
There will be an opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback.
Refreshments are available.
There are limited spaces available and registration is mandatory.To register, visit SEND inclusion event registration.
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