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Table Cricket!

17th January 2019Julia Kelly

When we found out that this half term we would be playing table cricket we were all wondering “what is table cricket?” We were very excited to go along to the Dance Studio to find out what it was and how to play it.

We all had such a good time learning how to bat, bowl and field around a table. We all moved around the table and took turns engaging in the different aspects. This week was a practise run but next week we are going to start scoring! What great fun it is and so good for the whole class to be working positively together.

Babs, Jess, Lindsey and Ann.

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Great start to 2019 ! Happy new year

11th January 2019Elaine Quinn

Happy New Year!  We hope you had a fantastic Christmas holiday and enjoyed your New Year celebrations.

We have launched straight back into work at school.  Everyone enjoyed Hannah telling the story of ‘Golidlocks and the Three Bears’ and it inspired us to make big and small bear biscuits in our food technology lesson.

We’ve set up our role play area to be the three bears’ kitchen, and we have enjoyed acting out the story.

We have also been practising recognising our names and discussing our emotions.  It’s important to talk about how we feel!

We are really looking forward to doing some work about ourselves, our families and our homes this half term. It’s going to be fun!

In other lessons we have been counting out amounts.  It is quite a skill to point to each item, then remember how many all together.  We have been encouraging the children to touch each object as it is counted, and to count slowly.

 

We really enjoyed our soft play session this week.  It was the calmest session we have ever had!

Have a great weekend!

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Weekly News

11th January 2019Scott Marshall

Dear Parents/Carers

Welcome back and a very happy new year. We have had an excellent first week back. We have been very busy with our new topics and have also enjoyed our first session with a rugby coach.  On the 28th of January we will be heading to the Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens as part of our humanities topic.  Our swimming lessons on a Wednesday will also be split into 2 groups starting next week.  Which means lessons will now take place over 2 weeks for the children rather than every week. I will send a list home who is swimming next week when it has been finalized. We hope you have a lovely weekend.

Scott, Ann, Colleen, Liam

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Scott’s Blog,Uncategorized

Welcome back!

11th January 2019Nadia Motie

Hello all and Happy New Year!

We wish you all a happy and healthy 2019!

We have had a lovely first week back, we were so excited to see all our little ones on the first day and they seemed very happy to see everyone too! We have enjoyed outdoor learning, sensory songs, music therapy, sensory circuits, a thrive session, hydrotherapy, rebound therapy, community engagement and much more!

With all the festive excitement of the last week of term we didn’t get a chance to share some of our lovely Christmas photos with you so we thought we would pop them on here for you to have a little look! Enjoy and have a great weekend!

 

Foundation Blog,Nadia’s Blog,Uncategorized

Welcome Back!

11th January 2019Jess Burns

Hi everyone,

A massive happy new year to you all and we are all very excited to be back in Class 1a. We have had a great week seeing the children and finding out about their wonderful Christmas’.

The children came back well rested, calm and excited to learn. We started the week with  some lovely Thrive time, we played and explored different resources and toys together. The children have all missed each other. We caught this great moment, as Dua read Ella a story.

For Literacy, we have been working on our mark making skills, the children loved grabbing a wet paint brush and observing their marks on the outside walls and play equipment. Look at those great lines and circles!

We introduced the characters of our new class story ‘The Three Little Pigs’. We started the story by introducing the characters to the children, we learnt the word, sign and symbol for pig and wolf. Some children can even recognise and read the words ‘pig’ and ‘wolf’ with no picture support! Next week, we will read the story and hope they can remember the words and signs.

   

We have also been learning all about our names, the initial sounds and recognising our written name.

                        

During PE, we started our topic ‘Games’, we began with a very hot warm up! After that, we practised our throwing and catching skills. All the children have different skill and it is fabulous to watch them shine in different areas of the curriculum. We have also had Rebound, soft play and some children have been swimming.

 

The children work extremely hard on their physical skills and we have noticed a huge difference in their strength, co-ordination and balance.

Well done to Sofia for receiving our Friday assembly certificate for independently standing up from her chair and walking to an adult.

Upcoming events:

Next Tuesday, we begin a weekly session on balance bikes for 5 weeks.

New Topics

Science – Sorting and Using Materials

Humanities – What I can see around my classroom/school/local area?

Art – Clay

D.T – Homes

R.E – Judaism

We will be introducing a Chinese restaurant to our class role play area and a construction site!

Hope you all have a lovely weekend,

Jess, Michele, Kairen, Katherine and Sharon

Jess’s Blog,Uncategorized

Welcome Back!

10th January 2019Julia Kelly

Welcome back to school everyone. We hope you all had a lovely Christmas and we would like to take this opportunity to wish you a Happy and Healthy New Year.

We have had a busy four days settling back into school. We talked together about what we would like for snack time and made a shopping list. Today we all walked to a local shop to buy the things on our list. The children all were very engaged, looking carefully for the different items. We also added a couple of special treats which weren’t on the list!

When we came back we unpacked and then practised writing about our trip out in our own little writing books. We look forward to eating the lovely food we bought.

Babs, Lindsey, Ann and Jess.

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MERRY CHRISTMAS!

21st December 2018Jess Burns

Hi everyone,

I would like to start by thanking you all for your contributions in the last half term, from sending in money donations to costumes for the children’s wonderful performance. But also, for the children’s gifts and our presents. It is very much appreciated and we are so grateful for your generosity.

We have had a great final week! We have had our Christmas party, dinner, jumper day and nativity. Our very own Mason M was Joseph! He was with his very tall wife Mary and their beautiful baby Jesus. He was a natural on the stage. Also, Santa has visited the children lots of times and they have been very lucky with the presents they have received.

I hope you all have a fabulous and safe Christmas. Get lots of rest and I can’t wait to see how much they flourish in the next term!

Thank you,

Jess, Kairen, Sharon, Michele and Katherine.

 

Jess’s Blog,Uncategorized

End of Year Thoughts

21st December 2018Chris Rollings

As we approach the last days of 2018 I’d like to reflect on the amazing achievements Hadrian School has experienced throughout the last twelve months.

Two of the main highlights of the year have to be our fantastic fourth consecutive ‘Outstanding’ OfSTED Inspection and the opening of our much longed for Rob Armstrong Rebound Therapy Centre, both of which happened in the space of one week in February!  To say we spent the February half term holiday in a bubble of exhaustion, elation and excitement is a bit of an understatement!   We are indebted to Rob and the many, many other people who contributed to the planning and funding of the Rebound Centre and who continue to support us in so many ways.  If you haven’t already seen this amazing facility please make a note in your diary to come in to one of our Viewing Days in February.

Aside from these two events we have continued to provide the very best opportunities for our children from sporting events both in and out of school, arts projects including FLOW, the Shakespeare in Schools Festival at Northern Stage, sensory sessions, visits into the local and wider community, visitors into school including animal handlers, story tellers, theatre and pantomime companies and Pudsey Bear to mention but a few.

Hopefully you will have received the autumn edition of the Hadrian Herald this week which will highlight some of the above mentioned events along with many other activities our children have been involved in this term.

As you will know we also received national coverage due to the unfortunate vandalism we suffered earlier in the year.  Whilst this was a very distressing event for everyone concerned, we have managed to put it all behind us due to the overwhelming support we have received from our own friends and families as well as complete strangers.  We have all been touched and humbled by this universal show of encouragement and we are very grateful to each and every one of you.  We must also say a huge ‘Thank You’ to the kindness people have shown during the run up to Christmas – we have been inundated with gifts and selection boxes for all the children.  As you will appreciate, as our budget is extremely tight these days, it is good to know that Santa’s purse is always open and every child has received a gift.

Many thanks to everyone who attended our Christmas Show last Friday – I hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did.  Our children and staff never cease to amaze me with their creativity and commitment to making the most of every single opportunity.

As we begin to look forward into 2019 we are starting out on plans for our next big dream – a new hydrotherapy pool which we hope will eventually be built adjacent to the Rob Armstrong Rebound Therapy Centre.  We know this will be a huge undertaking and will be years in the planning but…….. as the song says, ‘If you don’t have a dream……. how you gonna have a dream come true?’

Merry Christmas one and all and very best wishes for a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year.

Chris

Head Teacher's Blog,Uncategorized

Merry Christmas!

21st December 2018Rachael Budden

We have had an amazingly Christmassy week this week and are all officially in the Christmas spirit!  We have done lots of Christmas crafts and cooking along with going for pizza and having our Key Stage 2 Christmas party-phew!  Well done to Jack who won 6B’s Christmas Jumper Design competition!  Mrs.Stokle/Mrs. Elf judged the competition and what a fine choice she made!  Our party was brilliant yesterday-we couldn’t believe it when Santa himself arrived and gave us some amazing presents!

We also had someone else very special come to meet us this week…Lloyd who will be joining our class for 11 weeks next term whilst Marc will be going to his new placement at Southwick Academy.  Lloyd has some great things planned for us and we can’t wait to welcome him into out 6B family!

We all hope you have a very merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.  See you back on Tuesday 8th January 2018!

Lots of love and festive wishes,

Rachael, Marc, Janice, Tracy, Stu, Rob and Julie

 

Rachael’s Blog,Uncategorized

Yummy Christmas Dinner

20th December 2018Clare Downey

On Tuesday we all went into the School Hall for our yummy Christmas dinner. We put on our Christmas hats and joined the whole school. We had crackers on the table and tucked into a delicious Christmas dinner. We are used to having dinner in our classroom so it was quite different for us but we all coped so well.

Clare and the Team.

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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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