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School magazine autumn 2025
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School magazine spring 2025
School magazine autumn 2024

Latest News

Christmas disco 2025

The students had a brilliant time showcasing their amazing dance moves and Christmas party clothes!

Bendrigg residential trip 2025

Our students attended a residential trip for 5 days staying in the Lake District at the fabulous Bendrigg facility. They took part in lots of outward bound activities supported by our staff and the amazing staff at Bendrigg. Please look out for information regarding our residential trip in 2026.
Take a look at the fantastic things they got up to!
Bendrigg residential trip 2025 Video

Christening

On the 14th May 2025 we held a mock christening in The Grove so that our students could take part and experience the ceremony process.
The service was conducted by The Revd. Canon Philip Brent, the vicar in charge at St Lawrence’s Church in Scunthorpe.
Our students took up the parts of parents and Godparents and they all enjoyed watching in the sunshine.

School council – Houses Of Parliament residential trip

Each year, our elected school council representatives have the opportunity to have a private tour of the Houses of Parliament. It allows our students the opportunity to see and learn how democracy works in our country. This year the students travelled down to London and had a bus tour of the London sights and visited the Tate Modern Museum before staying over and visiting the HOP the next day.

RHS level 2 – Schools gardening

Having already recived level 1,2 and 3 the students that have been studying horticulture have now been awarded RHS level 4 in schools gardening. This is a fantastic achievment. Students have been utilising the new flower and vegetable trugs in The Grove and we all look forward to seeing the changes happening in them each day.

Easter fayre

We held our Easter fayre on the 4th April 2025 and welcomed our parents carers into school. We raised an incredible amount of money from the stalls our students ran and the bake for Bendrigg sale for FOSH who shared the below:
FOSH would like to say a huge “Thank you” to everyone who entered our
recent Bake for Bendrigg competition. There were some fabulous bakes. Our
judges from Canpack had a very difficult job choosing the winners,which can
be seen below.
All your lovely bakes were then sold at our Easter fayre. An amazing £365.51
was raised for the residential trip to Bendrigg.

STEM day

Our STEM week from the 24th March 2025 focussed on Biomicry this year. It gave the students lots of different opportunities including Zoolab Biomimicry Workshops involving real animals and bio wind turbines.

 

CSI day January 2025

Freddie – Our Therapy dog

Freddie has been busy working alongside some of our students, enjoying being in the outside classroom and library

Ofsted report summer 2024

We continue to be an Outstanding school.
Please see the following report rating us as continuing to be Outstanding
Buddhist temple trip - Our students visited the Buddhist temple at Pocklington

Mosque & Church visits

Folk trio

Lincoln Bomber command

World Book Day

Take a look at the amazing story doors that have been created in school. These have been linked to students favourite books. This is just one of the many activities linked to World book day in school.

 

 

Our new Sensory Tunnel

During the February half term we had a new Sensory Tunnel fitted. This provides another outside sensory space that is accessible for all of our students. The coloured perspex panels provide lots of different light patterns depending on where the sun is shining or if it has been raining. There are textured shapes and instruments to make different noises. It also has a raised planter that contains sensory plants and herbs. Students are enjoying exploring our new resource and we have received lots of positive feedback.

 

 

School Solar Panels

Our solar panels have been fitted! The students have enjoyed learning about the benefits the solar panels will bring to the school and how they will produce energy.

The monitor installed in our school reception is showing the energy we are producing. students can see the difference between a sunny day and a cloudy day.

Please note photo’s are credit of North Lincolnshire Council

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