This Thursday we were excited to reopen our doors for Rowan Tree Primary School’s annual Easter Bingo for our local community. It was wonderful to see lots of past and present pupils attending with their families. We were able to raise a total of £375. A big thank you to everyone that attended.
The pupils in Maple enjoyed a special trip to their local library this week. They were greeted by a lovely lady who showed us around and explained the rules of a library. Once the children had some time to explore, they each choose a book to take out. it was a hard decision but I think they were all happy with their final choice.
Fir 2 have been spending a lot of time out in Nature’s Den learning all about plants. They have planted green beans which are doing very well, and even have used our raised bed to plant potatoes. In the summer we are hoping to have a bumper crop. Now, all we need to do is make sure they get plenty of water and sunshine. Great job Fir 2!
Pine 2 went to visit St Philips Church for an Easter service on Tuesday 29th march.
They joined in with some hymns, read out the Easter story and performed ‘Spring Chicken’
Church members commented on how ‘sensible’ and ‘grown up’ our pupils were!
Well done Pine 2 – we are so proud of you!
Rowan 1 have had an amazing trip this week. These pictures show us having a fabulous time in SPACE, where we experienced different lights and and tried different sensory equipment. Their day was complete after a wonderful session on a local nature park and children’s play area. The learners loved exploring the garden and crawled through tunnels, climbed on the steps and found lots of different natural things to explore.
Green Fold School came to visit on Wednesday 16th March. We played a round robin of Boccia and then enjoyed time on the swings and main playground playing games with each other. We then had a medal ceremony where it concluded that it was a draw! Well done everyone!
Chris Hoyle our school’s Autism Lead delivered ‘Developing Continence Skills in all pupils’ the first in a series of workshops aimed to support parents and carers.
– Chris Hoyle, Autism Lead
Rowan 2 chose different materials to glue onto fabric to make beautiful coral which will be put together as apart of a whole school project. They used fantastic listening skills and engaged very well with our special visitor Victoria.
We look forward to sharing more information regarding this with you in the future.