Peppercombe started the week with a wellbeing breakfast in Morrison's. We've started to look at our brains in tutor time to discover if we use our right or left side more compared to others. This has generated some interesting conversations about how we all look at the world and how we are all different learners.
Thank you to Warhammer Workshop – Barnstaple for delivering an inspiring and hands-on session for our enthusiastic Warhammer fans! Our students showed great creativity and focus as they designed and completed their own models within a set time limit.
The Warhammer Alliance is a fantastic educational programme that introduces young people to the world of Warhammer, combining fun, creativity, and valuable learning experiences.
Greysands explored some poetry linked to crime and mystery this week. They then brought the words to life by making "shadows dance".
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The girls from Peppercombe baked a delicious chocolate cake.
Petroc are holding a number of open events in the coming weeks. This is a great opportunity to explore courses, meet staff and students, and find out about support with applications, finance, and travel.
For more information visit: https://www.petroc.ac.uk/open-events/
Students in KS3 took part in an online safety competition to see who could create the best online safety poster. This was a really tricky decision to make as all students involved worked hard, and produced some excellent posters which were informative and engaging. Well done to all students who took part. Online safety continues to be an important topic within the school and wider community.
Please do get in contact if you're unsure about something online. Either contacting the school number or emailing form tutor.
Greysands enjoyed clay leaf printing at Forest School last week.
Bruce has been busy in School supporting a variety of learners to feel safe and settled.
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Marland Secondary School - Bideford welcomes a new Headteacher, Sally Hague.
Autism and Us Programme is running this term to support parents and carers of primary and secondary aged children who are either on the neurodiversity assessment waiting list or who have received a diagnosis of autism.
The programme is 4 weeks and the format and dates are as follows:
Week 1 - Autism overview - Tuesday 23rd September 10am -12pm
Week 2 - Sensory - Tuesday 30th September 10am -12pm
Week 3 - Communication - Tuesday 7th October 10am - 12pm
Week 4 - Understanding and Supporting Behaviour - Tuesday 14th October 10am - 12pm
If this is something you'd like to attend please contact Mel Lewis to get booked onto the course.
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