For this year's #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek theme 'This is My Place', we went straight to children themselves to ask what belonging means to them. 🗨️
Take a look at what they had to say!
Children and young people use the internet every day to learn, play, and connect, but the online world is not always safe. This weeks #WakeUpWednesday provides clear and practical advice to help them to make informed, secure choices.
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Here's two happy members of our Occupational Therapy team with a small selection of the donations received for the popular chocolate tombola - one of the highlights of our Christmas Fayre, 11am-2pm tomorrow.
We'll also have games, stalls, festive entertainment and Santa’s grotto.
Pudsey Bear visited school last week and spent some time meeting students. There were high-fives, a little bit of dancing, and lots of joy.
We raised £109.82 for Children in Need by holding a non-uniform day on Friday. Thank you to all who donated #ChildrenInNeed#PudseyBear
Helping young people find their voice 🗣️ It’s Anti-Bullying Week – our latest #WakeUpWednesday guide shares practical tips for adults to empower children to speak up 🗨️, support others 🤝 and stand against bullying 🚫
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Before the half term break, students in Class Durdle performed Aesop’s fable The Hare and the Tortoise for a special Vibe Radio podcast.
Take a listen to the story, complete with sound effects and vocals from the class, here: https://t.co/7r7BNa0fjc
#podcast#storytime
October is Black History Month.
As a school, we have been reflecting on the achievements and contributions of well-known figures, past and present, and the impact they have in shaping our world today.
We have also created a special podcast, listen here: https://t.co/JG5Ceb1WqX
So far, Carmela has raised more than £1,250 towards her fundraising goal, which will support students' dignity and independence. If you can help, visit: https://t.co/h87EkG6VWk
Congratulations to Carmela who completed her ‘poo plod’ – finishing with a fanfare as she was welcomed back to school by students and staff.
Carmela, dressed as a toilet, accompanied by her mum in an inflatable poo costume, is raising funds for accessible toilets for the school.
Our student Carmela has set off on her five-mile ‘poo plod’ to Bournemouth Pier and back to raise funds for two specialist wash/dry toilets at the school.
She is taking on the challenge dressed as a toilet - with her mum in a poo costume.
If you spot them, give them a cheer.
Dynamic duo Kitty and Sophie take to the airwaves with their latest Girl Power show on our radio station, VIBE Radio ▶️ https://t.co/HMtRFOT0AB You can also catch all the latest student podcasts #podcasts#specialeducation
Pop along to Christchurch Family Hub on Wednesday(21/05) between 9-11am to chat with our Sarah. Ask her your SEND-related questions, she'll be happy to help. For more details, heres the link: https://t.co/Et1Miq3q0J
🧠💚 Mental Health Awareness Week: take a Moment for You
This Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re encouraging everyone to take notice. Pause, take a breath, and reconnect with the present moment.
Tuning in to your senses can help ease stress and bring more clarity into your day. From mindful breathing to simply noticing the world around you, small moments can have a big impact on your mental health.
🌿 Ready to take a mindful moment?
👉 Read the blog: https://t.co/bf54B6fxMw
#mentalhealthawareness #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #Mindfulness
It’s #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek! 💜
This year is all about community - coming together for mental health. 🤝
Get involved by sharing your positive community stories #ThisIsMyCommunity
Find out more about the week: https://t.co/dRTQil997e