Today we had the opportunity to meet an inspiring individual – Bart Gee – who showed us that ‘difficult’ means ‘possible!’ when he demonstrated his talent on the piano, having defied the messages he received growing up about what he would and would not be able to achieve due to his condition of Arthrogryposis. We listened to his stories and watched his talent in awe. We will certainly remember his message and keep reminding ourselves that: ‘We can do hard things – difficult means possible!’
A Special Visit from Chris Kamara Today, we had the absolute pleasure of welcoming the wonderful Chris Kamara to our school. Known for his legendary football career and vibrant presence on television, Chris brought energy, honesty, and inspiration to our pupils and...
Children Share How Adults Can Support Them Through Big Emotions We’re excited to share a moving and insightful video created and presented by a group of children, offering their own perspective on how adults can help when emotions feel overwhelming. In this short but...
What Is the Triune Brain?The triune brain is a model that helps us understand how the brain works by dividing it into three parts. It’s not exactly how the brain is built, but it’s a useful way to think about how children (and adults!) respond to the world.We use this...