‘Westminster Education Centre‘ Interventions for students who need support to overcome barriers to learning; in order to be successful in a mainstream school
Our students have raised over £35 for the charity they chose, Moroccan Children’s Trust 💙
Today’s non-uniform day shows how a small change makes a big difference. 👕✨
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WEC student rewards trip to a song writing workshop with John Legend at the Royal Albert Hall. What a fantastic experience, and a great performance by everyone at the end!
Students enjoying a poetry lesson today, analysing ‘Welcome to Tottenham’ by award winning Giovanni Rose. They said they could relate to this poem ‘These issues are not just in Tottenham’. @natpoetrylib
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Students today were a pleasure to take on a trip- we watched the new horrible histories movie and learnt so much about what the Romans brought to Britain.
Thank you @intofilm_edu for free tickets. #IntoFilmFestival
Students at the WEC creating posters of motivational speeches to reflect how they can improve their own behaviour.
"Mistakes are not meant for repeating, they are meant for reflecting and learning."
Students at the WEC took part in a two minute silence at 11 am. Students thinking about soldiers and unsafe places around the world and appreciating all they have.#RemembranceDay2021
Students at WEC reflecting on their behaviour before their Mid-point meeting with their school. This gives students a chance to share with their teachers how well their placement is going.
The WEC has a trauma informed approach to get the most learning out of students. We are trying new 'time out' cards to allow students the opportunity to get in the right frame of mind for learning.
It is the end of the first week with students at the WEC. Positive start using trauma informed practice to support the KS3 and KS4 students during their placement.