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
We have recently launched an Instagram account and are posting details of activities and workshops taking place at the school. If you are on Instagram do give the Dysart School instagram account a follow as it is a great way …
We held the first of our Positive Behaviour Support workshops for families and it was very well attended. The Dysart PBS team led the workshop and encouraged those attending to think about the behaviours that concern us. We also discussed …
Our Outreach programme got off to a flying start this term with a workshop for colleagues who teach in mainstream schools on 12th January. Steph Cruse, Assistant Principal, who leads the Outreach Programme, said: “What an amazing turn out for …
Thank you to all who came along to our Razzle Dazzle event. We hope you all had a lovely time. The children enjoyed a range of activities like guess the name of the elf, a festive photo booth, craft making, …
