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Ellen’s Blog

Weekly news!

19th March 2021Elaine Quinn

 

We celebrated St Patrick’s Day in the yurt this year.  We made special celebration hats in the  morning and then we enjoyed a ceilidh and some games in the afternoon.

We’ve made a little video of our Irish dancing skills, hope your impressed!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KFcuH8sJhmtKacOHq08cAz2EHuYwoCy6/view?usp=sharing

It will be a year since we were all together as a school, St Patrick’s day last year was our last whole school assembly. We miss assemblies, events, all of the fabulous facilities we have such as hydro pool, thrive room, sensory integration room but mostly being able to mix with our friends throughout school.

Being in bubbles has allowed us to keep as safe as possible for the staff and the children, but we so look forward to the day we can get together again, use all of our facilities and celebrate the achievements of our wonderful children.

 

Have a great weekend, stay safe.

Ellen's Blog,Uncategorized

Weekly news!

12th March 2021Elaine Quinn

We have been making the most of the Spring weather and enjoying the outdoor areas around school. Our class love the mud kitchen, it is a chance to explore the mud using lots of different tools and utensils whilst getting messy and having fun. It provides a whole variety of different learning opportunities including sensory, imaginative, creative and exploratory play. The water wall is also a big hit whilst encouraging children to problem solve, increase their fine and gross motor skills also hand-eye coordination through actions like pouring, squirting, scrubbing, stirring and squeezing.

We will be working outdoors lots during the nice weather so if you have wellies or waterproofs could you send them in please.

 

Have a wonderful weekend, stay safe.

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Weekly news!

5th March 2021Elaine Quinn

World Book Day was Thursday 4th March and we celebrated reading books all day in school!

All of the children liked our costumes, we were ‘The Day the Crayons Quit’ .

The whole school made a fabulous effort with getting dressed up. We read our story when the children came in then we had a whole class parade down the catwalk in our costumes.

The fun carried on into the afternoon we told the story of the Gruffalo, we did story yoga and then went on a Gruffalo hunt around school looking for some of the animals from the book then got a quick play with with our favorite animal in school Alfie!

Then it was our wonderful World Book Day Assembly – it was lovely to see all our friends. Our favorite part of assembly was a hilarious story reading session with a twist ‘The Masked Storyteller’ this caused a great deal of laughter, a lot of guesswork.

Hope you all have a wonderful weekend, stay safe.

Ellen's Blog,Uncategorized

Weekly news

26th February 2021Elaine Quinn

 

Big welcome to Mandy who has joined our class this week.

 

We began introducing our ‘War’ topic this week.

We have explored artefacts in the yurt on Monday, we looked at a gas mask, old photos from the war time of children all being evacuated, the damage left after our cities were bombed.  The children have been very interested and have been asking some very good questions such as  “why are the children going on the train without their mummy’s and daddy’s”.

We have also been learning Makaton signs relating to our topic we have been practicing old, new, airplane, train, children and broken.

We spent the afternoon in the yurt making some treats for the birds, we added seeds, peanuts and mealworms we stirred in some melted lard to make it stick together then put it into cups and added string to hang them from the trees. We hung them all around the school grounds on Tuesday and we keep checking to see if they have been eaten.

We had great fun den building in class and are going to be using our skills outdoors next week.

Our class air raid shelter is finished now and proving a bit hit with the children.

 

Have a wonderful weekend, stay safe.

 

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Weekly news!

5th February 2021Elaine Quinn

Children’s Mental Health Week is this week 1-7 February 2021.

This year’s theme is Express Yourself.

Expressing yourself is about finding ways to share feelings, thoughts, or ideas, through creativity. It is about finding a way to show who you are, and how you see the world, that can help you feel good about yourself.

As parents and carers, you play an important role in your child’s mental health. You will find some nice ideas and activities all free on the link below.

https://www.childrensmentalhealthweek.org.uk/parents-and-carers/

We have celebrated this with doing lots of mindful activities, learning how too do breathing exercises,  relaxing spa day, then dress to express yourself day on Friday!

Our spa day was a definite favorite and the children have voted to make this a regular treat!

 

We had a competition with our friends at home to find different colour objects and it was a race back to the screen to see who was the fastest.  When our zoom was finished we carried on with the colour matching of the objects we found and created this beautiful rainbow.

We all really love our morning catch up with our friends who are home schooling at the minute and cannot wait to be all together again.

We came dressed in all our bright printed clothing on Friday and had a day of games and dancing, smiles and laughter all day.

Have a wonderful weekend, stay safe.

 

Ellen's Blog,Uncategorized

Weekly news!

29th January 2021Elaine Quinn

We had a cozy day in the yurt this week, it was very frosty outside but we still spent the morning doing some activities outside. We began with collecting as many different coloured items as we could find such as leaves, grass and twigs we even found a daisy. We placed our items on a plate then poured over some water and put them outside for the night hoping to find a beautiful frozen sun catcher.

We drew our names and did some mark making in the ice, then headed into the cozy yurt for crumpets and hot chocolate. We then looked out of the windows saying what we could see and giving the best description we could, we impressed our teachers with the words we used.

In the afternoon we had a sing along around the log burner then enjoyed a few games.

We are very proud of our finished suncatchers although they did not last long in class today, but we had lots of fun and laughter as they melted to our touch.

 

Well done to Kai our half term achiever, we are so proud of the progress you have made!

Here is a link to watch Kai’s Half Term Achiever video. Because it’s so big, I’ve uploaded it to YouTube as an listed video. Hope you all enjoy it!
https://youtu.be/6456eJdvC9k

Hope you all have a wonderful weekend, stay safe.

Ellen's Blog

Weekly news!

22nd January 2021Elaine Quinn

We have had a great week, it has been lovely to see our friends at home each morning on our zoom circle time. Hope you have enjoyed the activities we have put on Dojo and look forward to seeing the pictures of your completed sensory bottles and cheese scones.

Erin and Mahnoor have been working very hard on their communication this week, they are using their communication board to let adults know if they want more or to stop, great work girls we are really seeing the progress you are making. Ibraheem has received his VOCA and has spent a lot of time exploring it finding where his favorite words are, we are sure that Jack and Ibraheem will have lots of fun working together on their VOCAS

 

Here we are in action making our scones, we could name most of the utensils we used and chose the correct ones when asked, we measured out our ingredients enjoyed the mixing, stirring, kneading (it was a bit sticky to start with we did get a bit messy!) after we cut the scones out using the cutter Sharon took them off to the oven to bake. We are now looking forward to taste testing the finished product.

Mmmmmmm they were good. we hope your cooking went well at home too

Have a safe weekend, see you all on Monday in person and on Zoom

Ellen's Blog

Weekly news

15th January 2021Elaine Quinn

Hope you have all managed to get out and have fun in the snow.

We have made the most of the snow in school, we made snowmen, had a snowball throwing competition and we did some painting in the snow!

We have shared some ideas for you to try at home on Class Dojo.

 

We have been working hard on a our numeracy skills in class this week. This is something you can all do at home too, just write the number then find the same amount of objects which could be pretty much anything spoons, potatoes or your favorite toys.

 

We are missing our friends who are at home but looking forward to doing some zoom activities this week.


Well done to Mahnoor getting the class certificate this week!

She has really impressed us with her consistent use of her vocabulary board and signing to say ‘more and stop’. She has also worked so hard on her exercise regime bouncing independently every morning.

Great work Mahnoor!

 

Have a wonderful weekend and stay safe.

Ellen's Blog,Uncategorized

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

22nd December 2020Elaine Quinn

We wanted to send a note home to thank you for a great Autumn term. In such terribly difficult times, it has been wonderful to spend time with your lovely little people and watch them build relationships with their classmates and staff. We are also very grateful for the fantastic support we have received from you as parents. Our close working relationship is so important to your child’s progress.

Thank you so much for the gifts that some of you have kindly sent in for the staff and children. Your generosity at this time of year, especially in this current economic climate, is very kind. Working with your wonderful children in gift enough for us and presents are definitely not expected.

The children are coming home with a bag of gifts for you all and here is a video we made to spread some festive cheer!!

https://youtu.be/pDiD2ty14nA 

(Please note the video is taking a little while to load onto YouTube so please check back if you are unable to view it straight away!)

Please note this is a private you tube video and due to child protection and consent, we would ask you not to share this outside of our class family.

We hope you have a lovely festive break from school and we look forward to seeing your children back on the 6th of January 2021!!
Ellen's Blog

Weekly news

18th December 2020Elaine Quinn

What a week of festive fun we have had.

It began with Christmas tree theme Monday! We did lots of arts and crafts, singing and even dressed up as Christmas trees which was great fun.

Sorry no pictures just yet as they are all stored for our secret project we are working on.

Then we did a reindeer day which was a favorite, we made special reindeer food, we competed in a reindeer style assault course in PE so we now understand how hard Santa and his reindeers work on Christmas eve delivering gifts to every home all over the world jumping and balancing on the roof, pulling and pushing all those parcels.

Wednesday it was all about snow, we had a amazing sensory snow experience in the music studio and even had a snowball fight. We made snowmen biscuits, and a few other secret gifts.

We all had Christmas lunch together in the classroom which was fabulous. We then headed outside for a socially distanced whole school carol singing afternoon, the atmosphere was amazing and we all got snuggled with a blanket and drank hot chocolate.

The fun is set to continue into next week with our party Monday.

 

Have a wonderful weekend look forward to seeing you next week.

 

Ellen's Blog,Uncategorized

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Bertram Crescent

Newcastle upon Tyne

NE15 6PY

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Hadrian School

Bertram Crescent, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE15 6PY

Head Teacher - Mr Christopher Rollings
Deputy Head Teacher - Mr Alex Rayner
Business Manager - Mr David Palmer

admin@hadrian.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 273 4440

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