Students took part in a World War 2 workshop designed to give a real insight into the lives of soldiers, through drama, story telling and exploring objects. It also linked to exploring the lives of others and shone a light on the development of resilience and courage in the face of things that can frighten and worry us.

Students were excited to play football with students from The Rise, a specialist centre for pupils with autistic spectrum conditions, in Bracknell.  This visit provided a valuable opportunity for them to practice their skills ahead of the tournament coming up later this week.   The two school teams played each other and then enjoyed mixing players in an inclusive match.

Students and staff have enjoyed wearing red today and raising money for Comic Relief.   Elm Class held a bake sale and worked hard making and decorating cakes to sell.  Thank you to everyone who supported their fundraising and bought the delicious cakes and cookies.

** Update ** Elm class have now added up all the money they raised.  In total, they made a fantastic £152 (and six pence!).  Well done Elm.  Great work.

Students celebrated by dressing up as characters from their favourite books, engaging in some 'extreme' reading and writing their own stories. 

Our students studying for a BTEC in construction had a fantastic opportunity to visit a site to support their learning.