Some of the students from Venus Class have joined a volunteer programme to help families in-need who are isolating due to Covid-19.
‘Once or twice a week we receive a request from Kingston Council,’ explained class teacher Jose, ‘then we prepare the shopping list and go to local supermarkets or food banks to collect the items. Finally we deliver the food to the doorstep of the families.’
You are rightly proud of your work around pupil wellbeing, and ensuring pupils are ready for learning. This has enabled you to establish a calm and purposeful learning environment for pupils with considerable needs.
Ofsted 2018
Ahead of the half term break, we celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with afternoon tea in the playground for all pupils and their families. On Thursday 26th May the lower school hung out the bunting and enjoyed a celebratory picnic …
The group started with a visit to the Waterloo and Southbank area and had a look at the London Eye and took some pictures of Big Ben. They had fun smiling at the Horse Guards and then had lunch at …
If you’re looking for information and direction pre or post diagnosis, are facing daily challenges, or approaching significant transition points, The Autism Show can help you. The Autism Show is the national event for autism and is run in association …
On Thursday 28th April we held the second of our Sibling events ‘Pizza, Puds & Tech time’. Fourteen siblings attended this event and enjoyed an afternoon of Tech based activities including our VR headsets, which were a big hit, followed by …
