Blog by Simon Cordon

Please find a link below to a leaflet aimed at anyone who is struggling financially in Birmingham at the moment.

Services include; checking that you are receiving the right benefits and providing support in the difficult time.

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Please find below a couple of interactive PDF files containing information on keeping your chillden safe online.

These come courtesy of Skips-Safety Net.

Skips - Parent Guides

Skips - Keeping Children safe online

Ambassadors Resourcing continue to sponsor our Star of the Term and provided 2 Amazon vouchers which were given to our 2 TAs who left at the end of term, Farhia and Chrissy.

We are so thankful to Teacher Active who gave us some money to sponsor our staff well being end of term BBQ. 

A big thank you for Rachael at Teacher Active. Some of the money came direct from her as well and not just from the agency.

Sense And National Trust Partnership: Accessible Internal Garden

Internal Garden is an immersive performance programme of interactive art installations, educational events, and an exhibition, all exploring sound art and plant consciousness.

Join us as we pilot our first plant based…

The Movement for Good Awards is an annual platform for giving, set up by all the businesses that make up the Benefact Group. It's their opportunity to make a tangible difference to the lives of the people and communities they serve, by supporting the charities, not-for-profit organisations, and…

Please follow this link SEND Newsletter to view the half termly partnership (Health, Social Care and Education) newsletter for parents, carers, colleagues and partners.  It offers information, updates and resources for SEND families and professionals, including an update on waiting times for…

Come and find out about Sense’s new Connect and Play service!
 

Sense are offering a new ‘Connect and Play’ service in Birmingham for families of children with complex needs, aged 0-8 years old. We would really appreciate it if you could share this information with the families you support and…

Pioneered by the National Autistic Society (NAS), World Autism Acceptance Week aims to draw attention to the 700,000 people living with autism in the UK both to educate those unaware of the condition, and to help make the world friendlier to those who are affected by it.

Embracing and promoting…

Dear Parents and Carers,

On Friday the 18^th March we will be celebrating Red Nose Day (Comic Relief). Our theme for this day will be rainbows. We would like all children to dress in the colours of the rainbow. We will be having lots of rainbow themed fun that day too! If your child will become…

As you can see we all enjoyed dressing up for World Book Day.

World Book Day is Friday 4th March

Wear your favourite Superhero costume or your own clothes