Rowan class – A non chronological report
Dylan has worked incredibly hard, creating this wonderful presentation from his non chronological report
Rowan class – A first attempt at didactic cinquains
Kelvin, Owen and Coben have made an amazing first attempt at didactic cinquains
LMI Bulletin Issue 475
This week’s LMI Bulletin is available here
https://www.supportinginspiration.org.uk/ne/lmi-bulletin-issue-475
In this week:
- Cumbria tourism
- Over 50s workers
- Labour Market Briefing
- Apprenticeship figures
- Electrical Careers
- KS3 and KS4 careers resources
- National Apprenticeship Week
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Beech – Life Skills in Lockdown cont’d
I just really wanted to add this photo – it goes with the previous story from Beech and shows how many bird feeders this young man made! And he’s had wood pigeons, starlings and a robin 🙂
Beech – Life skills in Lockdown!
Beech class are working really hard on their school work during Lockdown, some at home and others at school. Well done all of us!
At the same time we are taking the opportunity to learn some life skills, like cooking, trying new foods and looking after our pets (Yoshi, the tortoise).
We have also been thinking of food for others and I know that some of you made bird food/feeders and took part in the bird watch last week. In fact, one tree was covered in feeders – lucky birds!
Primary pupils writing to each other
Two of our students have started writing to each other. This is great practice for their writing, and something to look forward to and a great way to stay in touch!
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Remote learning from home 😯
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Pupils in 😯 have definately demonstrated they have a right to an Education and have gone above and beyond to participate in remote learning from home. With the support of their parents/ or carers they have accessed remote learning from home during these challenging times and made learning fun and informative. The knowledge and facts we have all gained and shared with each other is phenomenal, well done everyone. This week we have engaged in a wide range of topics ranging from Cracking morse codes, learning French body parts, designing a new bank note, learning how the the world around us is developing and relaxing and reading and many more.