If you have had a confusing letter from Birmingham Travel Assist about your child's home school transport please find the link to the revised version below.
Please ring school if you still have concerns.
https://t.co/GH8V3yczul
This is my crowdfunding campaign to raise money for my University studies.
Please, share this with as many people as you know and help me to make my dreams become true!
https://t.co/xpvJWDrW9o via @gofundme
Thanks to everyone who tuned into last night's virtual sitdown with @DarrenHarrisGB! 👋
@MarkClemmit will be back at 6pm next Wednesday with another special guest, exclusively on YouTube!
If you missed Darren, you can watch the full interview here 👉 https://t.co/q7EVX4DBpK
Our school ambassador Vinicius @vinitati01 popped into to say thank you and goodbye. Here he is thanking Mrs Bent for the habilitation support he has received. Thank you @vinitobito !
Good Luck. We hope to hear you play at Symphony Hall very soon!!
We are raising £s for accessible technology at Priestley Smith by being active tomorrow-Ms Flynn is going to run 13.1 miles! Please share. Thank you! https://t.co/0wns39vJuL
Word of the week: scuffle
Noun: A rough, disorderly fight or struggle at close quarters.
The sounds of a loud scuffle could be heard outside on the road.
Verb: To fight or struggle confusedly at close quarters.
In the street the unhappy children scuffled over a stolen toy.
Word(s) of the week: thunder and lightning
Thunder: The loud rumbling sound caused by the discharge of atmospheric electrical charge.
Lightning: A flash of light made by a short-duration, high-voltage discharge of electricity within a cloud, or between a cloud and the earth.
Following on from our recent Monday tradition, we would like to introduce you to another member of our Birmingham #GoalballFamily. Meet @yusuf_huraira …
What is your name? Yusuf. 🇬🇧 🇵🇰
Do you have any nicknames? No. Not really 🤫😜
When is your birthday? 15/09/1999. ♍️
Word of the week: cacophony—(noun) meaning an unpleasant mixture of sounds, harsh noise and discord. After the explosion, there was a cacophony of screams and sirens.