News & Gallery
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Phoenix Upper Opening Ceremony 7th July 2021
Class 4A Trip
Phoenix Upper class 4A went on a school trip to Whitstable in Kent.
For Science week at Phoenix, we had workshops from Falconry UK and Fizz Pop
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Covid testing
World book day 4th march 2021
World Book Day celebrations at Phoenix.
Year 3 Project at Tate Britain wins top Arts Award
Steve McQueen the Turner Prize-winning and Oscar winning filmmaker invited Year 3 pupils in London to have their photograph taken by a Tate photographer.
A group of Phoenix pupils in Year 3 participated in the project with a photographer visiting school in the Summer of 2019 to take a traditional class photos. These photos along with 1000s of others then formed part of a large scale installation which is on display at Tate Britain until 31st January 2021. The artwork offers a glimpse into the future and is an optimistic portrait of a generation to come.
The exciting news is that the exhibition has now won the award for visual arts at this year's South Bank Sky Arts Awards!
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TOWER HAMLETS FAMILIES MATTER
Speech and Language Therapy Sessions
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Phoenix sports day July 2020
Here are some photos of our sports day.
Autism and race
Reading materials and resources.
Free cycle training
Bikeworks are offering free cycle training to people who work in Tower Hamlets. Please click on the link to book your free session.
As we weren't able to go on our Arundel/cricket school journey this year, I thought some students may enjoy this 'virtual' Arundel experience!
#ClapForCarers#TowerHamletsTogether
A huge thanks to all those working so hard to keep Tower Hamlets healthy, safe & supported at this time.
Our cabinet has a message for residents, volunteers, staff, local groups & everyone in between...
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Looking After Yourself During Lockdown
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important message from tower hamlets
Staying safe during COVID-19 A guide for victims and survivors of domestic abuse.
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Jamie and Robyn are back for Series 2 and they’re starting with emails from you!
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Coronavirus, and helping children with autism – Episode 4 ‘Autism, a parents guide’
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7 things that you might think are true about autistic people
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AutisticaPlay
Autistica in partnership with the BFI Certification Unit
Last year during World Autism Awareness Week (WAAW) Autistica Play held its first event at the BFI as part of the London Games Festival Fringe. Join us this time online for a digital live event on the 3rd April, one year on and see how far Autistica Play has come.
*Due to current events and the continual changes happening, the below details may change, but please know there will be a digital event taking place on the 3rd April and we look forward to seeing you online!
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Audible is FREE
- With many Americans staying home to flatten the curve amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, companies are offering alternatives and forgoing cancellation policies to support the work-from-home lifestyle.
- Audible is one such company, offering hundreds of their audiobooks to the public for free, announcing, "For as long as schools are closed, we're open."
- The free books range from preschool-friendly to adult titles.
- All available titles can be accessed via desktop, laptop, phone, or tablet at stories.audible.com.
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WORLD BOOK DAY CELEBRATIONS - 5TH MARCH 2020
As part of our World Book Day celebrations some students were set the challenge to tell a story using stop motion. Students from Bow satellite finished off their unit on Harry Potter by recreating their favourite scene using cut out characters. Students worked in teams to create their movie clips using cut out characters and iPads. Well done 3G and 3D.
SCIENCE WEEK - jAN 20TH-24TH 2020
We had Falconry UK visit our school for Science Week. We also had lots of fun doing experiments and attending the Science Fayre.
PHOENIX ELECTION - DEC 2019
We had an election to vote on name for the new school building at Phoenix Upper site, Paton Close.
The winner was Juned who campaigned for the name "Paton Building"
PHOENIX WINTER ENTERPRISE FAYRE - DEC 2019
PHOENIX SCHOOL SYLHET (BANGLADESH) - GRAND OPENING Nov 2019
Please click below to have a read of our journey so far.
PHOENIX TRIP TO SIBFORD
e-safety
During Enrichment ICT, class 5S have been learning about e-safety and how to stay safe online.
Me, Human
Me, Human is a scientific experiment to investigate how the organisation of our 500 million year-old vertebrate brain is still central to some of our most human unique behaviours.
The exhibit runs short experimental activities, in the form of: computer games, board games, listening, speaking, holding tasks and surveys. Depending on which activities are chosen, participants may make judgments about faces and sounds, speak words into a microphone, place pegs into a board, and answer questions. By taking part, participants are helping scientists to understand how the human brain controls behaviour and also helping reveal our link to other animals.
- Brighton and Canterbury Jun 2019
- Science Museum, London Jul–Sep 2019
- City Lit, London Sep 2019–Mar 2020
SUMMER FETE - WEDNESDAY 26TH JUNE 2019
CAFFE VISIT PHOENIX 24TH MAY 2019
CAFFE (Computers Are Free For Everyone) is a UK charity providing free training in coding, design and electronics to underpriviliged young people in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
CAFFE came to Phoenix this week to work with some of our pupils to help develop their skills in coding.
Sleep workshop for PARENTs and professionals
A Study Morning for Parents and Professionals
21st June 2019
09.30-12.30
World Autism Awareness Week
If we understand more about how autistic people experience the world, we can build a better world for all autistic people and their families.
This film was created with autistic people and family members, it was narrated by Jules Robertson.
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Wednesday 06-02-2019
Staff at Phoenix School join Tower Hamlets Schools in a show of solidarity with CFGS staff and pupils.
Letter from councillor Danny Hassell
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ofsted outstanding 2018
SCHOOL TRIPS AND ACTIVITIES
Green House sports
Greenhouse Sports is a London based charity that uses sports coaching and mentoring to develop young people and help them reach their full potential.
Click on the picture to see the film - you might see some familiar faces.
Bamboozle
To celebrate the end of the Arts Festival we welcomed backed theatre group Bamboozle as they performed their new show ‘Pulse’ this performance wowed and excited. They even made it rain indoors!
sensory sensitivity
Please take some time to have a look at this short animation about sensory sensitivity. Just click on the image.
BBC School Report Day
Please click on the image of the BBC to see a very special video.
Transitions Support Service
Guests speakers include The National Autistic Society's Rachel Babbidge, a Transitions Support Service Coordinator and Robyn Steward who is a well-known trainer who has been featured in an array of media including: Channel 4 news, BBC, Sunday Times and many more. This will be held on Tuesday 17th April from 12:30pm - 3:30pm at The Idea Store in Whitechapel Lab 1a.
london fire station
2M visited Bethnal Green Fire Station as part of our learning about People Who Help Us in PSHE. We went inside a fire engine, tried on firefighter hats and squirted some water!
WORLD BOOK DAY AT PHOENIX
For World Book Day we opened up our own special Phoenix Book Shop. Children were invited to the book shop to choose their own book from the shelves to take home. Some of our students wrote letters to the literacy coordinator asking for certain books. Whilst inside the book shop students exchanged their World Book Day tokens for a book, sang a song and sat in the reading corner to enjoy their stories. Children will be bringing these books home to share with parents. We hope you enjoy them!
THE TEMPEST STRATFORD CIRCUS
Each autumn nearly 30,000 young people from primary, secondary and special schools across the country unite in the world’s largest youth drama festival. Months of preparation culminate in exhilarating performance evenings; young people playing Shakespeare in professional theatres, raising aspirations and unlocking the potential of students and teachers alike.
Please have a look at the pictures taken from Phoenix pupil's performance of The Tempest.
The performance took place at Stratford Circus Theatre.
SIBFORD 2017
Last week KS2 pupils set off to Sibford in Oxfordshire. Pupils spent three nights away from home with Phoenix and Sibford staff. They took part in a range of fun activities, such as visiting the local Zoo, where they got to help feed the animals and swimming in the big heated pool on the school grounds.
A big thanks goes out to all the staff that helped and a big “well done” to all the pupils, for being so good away from home!
We are looking forward to next year already.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S THE TEMPEST
The students from 3B and 4W Phoenix Satellite classes in Bow school will be performing their version of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest at Stratford Circus as part of the national Shakespeare Schools Festival on Tuesday 7thNovember to a public performance. We wish them all the best as they knuckle down for their rehearsals; we know they will be fantastic and an asset to Phoenix. Break a leg!
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SPORTS DAY 2017
On Monday the 17th and Tuesday the 18th of July Phoenix had their sports days.
All pupils we able to take part in lots of different events in school as well as Victoria Park.
All the classes took on different countries and had a special parade.
Pupils took part in a range of different games and races, such as the sack race, sprints, bean bag throwing and a penalty shootout, just to name a few!
The weather held out and we all had a great time.
Well done to all the winners!
OPEN CITY ARCHITECTURE 2017
In the Summer Term pupils from 6P participated in the Open City Architecture in Primary Schools programme. This is a comprehensive programme for pupils in years 4-6 where they have the opportunity to explore a London building and work with an architect to create a three dimensional model. More than 800 pupils took part from 19 schools across London.
The theme this year was to 'Design your ideal Open City' and with the architect Nicolas Laurent and the art department at Phoenix 6P made a treehouse city where organic shaped pods were placed at different levels. . Their work won the Year 6 Most Imaginative Design Award and was exhibited in Canary Wharf at the awards ceremony.
ARUNDEL 2017
Pupils from 3B and 3W attended a Arundel in this term. They stayed at Lodge Hill in lovely cabins! They went to the seaside, had walks in the forest, made smores on the camp fire and yes...played quite a bit of cricket!!
GREENWICH PARK
As part of their science learning about plants and nature, pupils from Key Stage 3 got to visit Greenwich Park.
They explored the garden at the Royal Museum before walking up the hill to see the rose garden.
They even got to see the famous Cutty Sark as they walked through Greenwich Village.
Well done KS3 for such a great day out.
THE ART OF THE BRICK: DC SUPER HEROES
World’s largest collection of Super Heroes-inspired LEGO artwork, ever!
Through a series of immersive galleries, The Art of the Brick: Super Heroes showcases Sawaya’s interpretations on characters, vehicles, environments and themes found throughout the DC Super Heroes mythology including transformation and reinvention, strength and weakness, as well as good vs. evil. Get ready to inspire your inner Super Hero.
These autism-friendly sessions are on the last Sunday of June (25th) July (30th) and August (27th) at 9am. The early sessions will allow those with autism and their families to experience and enjoy the exhibit in a relaxed environment.
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SPITALFIELDS MUSIC
Throughout the summer term Spitalfields Music have been working with pupils in KS4&5 to help them create their own original compositions. Pupils performed their songs at Secondary assembly and later this week they will be recording them at a local professional recording studio.
BAMBOOZLE THEATRE COMPANY
On Monday 12th and 13th June we welcomed Bamboozle Theatre Company to Phoenix where they performed their production Storm.
This immersive theatre had playful magic tricks, a very loud but exciting storm, interactive fishing song and relaxing live music throughout. It was fantastic to watch such an exciting piece of theatre. All the students loved it!
DIRECTORY OF SERVICES
"At Tower Hamlets, we aim to meet the needs of disabled children through universal and
inclusive settings. However the need or disability may also require targeted provision."
6P SUBWAY
For the last week of the Easter term we decided to make our own lunches. Each day a pair of pupils worked together to prepare and serve lunch for the rest of their classmates and one other class. The sandwiches were delicious!
CRIME JOURNALISTS
One day 6P turned up to school to find out a terrible crime had been committed...the iPads had been stolen! The class worked together and solved the case to find the iPads. Afterwards they all wrote some wonderful news articles about the incident.
ARTS FESTIVAL 2017
We have had another very successful Arts Festival, Thanks to the student’s hard work and creativity.
This year’s Arts Festival theme was Journeys.
Across the school, pupils had opportunities to take part in one off workshops, Installations, theatre and music lessons.
All pupils were involved with lots of creative learning, sensory exploring and performing across a very busy two week programme.
2017 TRIP TO BANGLADESH
Phoenix have been working closely with Apasen to build links with schools in Bangladesh to share practice and deliver training.Training was run by Veronica, Shelina and Jubeda with the support of Zakir.
"We are very excited about this growing partnership with Apasen International. This is our second visit to Bangladesh as a school and my first personally. We have been inspired by the commitment of the teachers who operate with so few resources and charmed completely by the children who face incredible challenges coping with disability, exclusion and poverty. We are even more determined to support these schools and raise funds for a substantial project where we can really make a difference in the long term." said Veronica.
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BANGLADESH PRESENTATION
PUNCH DRUNK THEATRE COMPANY
Dear Parents,
An exciting theatre company called Punch-drunk have recently installed the Lost Lending Library at Phoenix school. Your child has been taking part in this project as part of our arts festival. Petra and Peabody, librarians who work for the library, would like to invite you in to visit the library on Tuesday, 14th March 2017 at these times:
3.30pm, 4.00pm, 4.30pm
Please sign up for a session at the school office, who will confirm your time slot. There are limited spaces available.
Best wishes
Rick Nunn - Expressive Arts Coordinator
SATELLITE CLASSES VIDEO
A PROMISING MODEL FOR EDUCATING CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE ON THEAUTISM SPECTRUM.
DISABILITY AND SWIMMING LESSONS
We have just started some after school disability swimming lessons at the new Poplar Baths
The main aim of the lessons is to teach more children to swim and to ensure we have a team for the London Youth Games Para Swim team, for which Tower Hamlets is reigning champions for the past 2 years.
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2017
This week secondary celebrated Chinese New Year 2017.
The students listened to traditional music before they had a chance to dress up and dance as a dragon.
This year’s zodiac sign is the Rooster. The Rooster means Independent, honest and punctual. Roosters are confident and competent.
BRITISH COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AWARD
International work exposes educators to new practices and perspectives, Aiding their professional development and as such raising teaching standards. For young people it is a window into different cultures and countries, preparing them for life in a global society.
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BANGLADESH PROJECT
The Senior Deputy and two teachers will be out of school from January 29th until 10th February.
They will be visiting Bangladesh to work alongside APASEN and 4 schools in Sylhet and with the Ministry of Education in Dhaka.
This is a joint funded project that is supporting teachers working with children and young people with autism with the hope of setting up a new school based on Phoenix structures and systems.
It will also enable Phoenix staff to work more effectively with children and families from other cultures and to understand the culture and background that many of our families at Phoenix come from.
CHARITY WALK
3A and 3P helped raise money for Children In Need last week. The pupils have been learning about helping others. They walked from Mile End to Limehouse along Regents Canal.
WOrLD WAR TWO
6P have been learning all about the Second World War. Have a look at the video to see some of their learning.
COLLINS BIG CAT BOOKS
We have recently purchased Collins Big Cat E-books for parents to read with their children at home. These can be used on any internet device. Children can read the books themselves or can have the device read the book to them. There are animated pages, sound effects and comprehension games at the end. Please keep an eye on your child's Home School Book for your user guide which contains the log in details and instructions for using the E-Books. We hope our parents enjoy using this exciting new resource. Let us know how you get on.
SIBFORD TRIP
Some pupils from Key Stage 2 went on a residential trip to Sibford school in Oxfordshire. The pupils had a brilliant time participating in all of the activities including swimming and a trip to the zoo. We have captured some of our memories on film for everyone to enjoy.
DIWALI AT PHOENIX SCHOOL
As part of our Science and PSHE work, 3P and 3A have been exploring the four Diwali or Deepaboli is the Hindu festival of lights celebrated every year.Diwali night, people clean, renovate, and decorate their homes.
Today we celebrate Dewali in Bengali club with our Phoenix children. We lights up diyas and had some snacks and sweets. Few of ours teachers were with us. Children had a good time in the club. Everyone enjoyed our little celebrations.
KEY STAGE THREE AT KEW
As part of our Science and PSHE work, 3P and 3A have been exploring the four seasons. To celebrate autumn we visited Kew Gardens. We looked at the autumn colours, we walked in the tree tops and we visisted the Victorian green houses.
We all had a great day.
PHOENIX HARVEST FESTIVAL
Everyone at Phoenix had a fantastic time at the Harvest festival Assembly. Have a look at some of the wonderful work students made using pumpkins!
CHARITY CAKE OFF
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10TH ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE
This year is a significant one as it is the 10thanniversary of the conference. We have had some amazing, thought provoking and influential speakers over the years and the value of bringing the latest practice and experience into the school has been immense. Thanks to all those who have attended and supported this initiative over the years and particularly thanks to Veronica and Jill who put in so much energy to make sure it runs smoothly. Check the school training bookings to see if there are still spaces if you would like to attend..
PHOENIX YOUTH CLUB
The Phoenix youth club had another fantastic evening out. We went to the Red Dragon restaurant, all of our young adults, parents and carers had a great time. We are looking forward to planning our next visit out. If you have any questions regarding the Phoenix Youth Club please contact either Dylan or Alfie.
SECONDARY ACHIEVEMENT ASSEMBLY 2016
This week secondary students reflected on their busy and successful year at Phoenix School.
Certificates and medals for attendance, horticulture, academia, RRSA, PE, art, music and drama were presented by our head Governors during the Achievement Assembly.
We are all extremely proud of the students and all that they have achieved this year.
SUMMER ENTERPRISE MARKET 2016
The winner of the Summer Enterprise Market packaging competition was 2L with their beautiful and carefully made wild seed packets. The packets were decorated with collected plants, flowers and organic material as well as tiny lady birds. The packets showed the process that had been used and the students had had such a creative input into their production. The standard was very high this year with some classic, stylish and imaginative uses of ribbons, glitter, crayon, stencils buttons and bows. There was a huge range of produce too from fruit bushes to coasters popcorn, scented soap, brilliant picture frames and individualised sandwich bags. The event was in new surroundings this year along the bike track which proved a lovely venue, in the shade of the magnificent plane tree. Thanks to all involved what a fantastically creative and industrious bunch you all are. With particular thanks to Carolyn for organising it. Well done!
BBC SCHOOLS REPORT
Students from Bow Satellite have been working with students from Bow School and the Expressive Arts team in a really exciting project. click on the image on the right to find out more.
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TALL SHIPS 2016
In June we took a group of pupils sailing, We all took a train from Waterloo and met the Captain and Ships mate on the Tall Ships Cat in Portsmouth. We sailed from Portsmouth to Cowes on the Isle of White where we stayed for the night. Every evening we stopped somewhere different and had a look around before going back to the ship to cook our dinner. We slept on the ship where we were rocked to sleep by the waves. We stopped at the Isle of White, Poole and Beaulieu then back to Portsmouth. Sailing the Ship was great fun as well as hard work and a good way of learning more about the country as well as learning to sail.
Summer Fate
Thank you to everyone who made it to the Summer Fate.
You all made it a special evening for us all.
Please have a look at some of the photos in the video below.
GLASTONBURY 2016
Students were asked by Oxfam to paint a large scale panel which will be on display at the Glastonbury Festival this summer. Well done to Hussain, Abeeda, Nazifa and Yunus 3B, Fahmida and Sanjida 4S and Dami, Denzel and Jordan 5C for all their hard work.
WEDNESDAY 25/05/2016
IT'S SUMMER FETE TIME AGAIN
18:00 - 20:30
FOOD, DRINKS, MUSIC, GAMES, BOUNCY CASTLES, BINGO, RAFFLE,
PRIZES, TOYS, BOOKS AND A FEW SURPRISES ALONG THE WAY!
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ALL SOON.
PARENT CONFERENCE
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5L FITNESS DVD
5L have made a fitness DVD during our ICT lessons, we learnt lots of new exercises and learnt how to record using the iPad and edit on Windows Media Player, take a look and see if you can keep up with us!
ENVIRONMENT FORTNIGHT PHOTOS
HALF TERM
It is just around the corner, so what's on in London?
DISCOVER CHILDREN'S STORY CENTRE EXHIBITION
Michael Rosen’s 26-year-old picture-book classic in which a family goes looking for a bear through a forest forms the basis for this immersive exhibition for babies to 11-year-olds – kids can feel the swishy-swashy grass, crouch down to inspect tiny ursine model scenes in floor-level glass boxes, and crawl through a tot-sized tunnel to the ‘narrow gloomy cave’ filled with a furry family of lolling bears. It’s a wonderfully atmospheric way to bring the rhythmic story to life.
The exhibition works brilliantly as a jumping-off point to inspire young minds to engage with the written word. Though child-sized, it’s packed with just enough to keep those with wandering attention spans rapt. Let the kids loose in Discover’s ace story garden when it’s time for their imaginations to get whirring in the fresh air.
Address:
383-387 Stratford High St , London, E15 4QZ
Opening hours:
11am-5pm (Open daily in school hols)
Transport:
Tube: Stratford
Price:
£5 (£4.50 Newham residents)
PLAY-DOH SESSIONS
Get the kids stuck into a variety of play-doh based activities led by illustrator Amy Brown and artist Helen Rousseau during half term. Sessions explore bringing drawings to life through model-making and animation, photography of colourful 3D creations and demos showing how to turn the contents of your kitchen cupboards into excellent modelling materials. Workshops cost £5 per child with a parent or carer and are suitable for 5-12 year olds. Visit the Museum of Childhood website to book places in advance. http://www.vam.ac.uk/moc/events/february-half-term-activities/
KS3 BARBICAN TRIP
KS3 headed off to the Barbican centre to visit the conservatory last week! As part of Humanities they have been exploring the rainforests. The conservatory is home to exotic fish and over 2,000 species of tropical plants and trees. It was the perfect way to see some amazing plants in their natural habitat.
COFFEE BREAK
Phoenix coffee mugs can be purchased for £3.00 – every time you use this for your coffee the cost of a drink is then £1.00 (£1.20 otherwise).
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PARENTS EVENING AT PHOENIX
Tuesday February 9th
6:00 - 8:00
PARENTS EVENING AT MARNER SCHOOL
Tuesday 8th of March
MONDAY 30TH NOVEMBER
Download information and materials regarding reluctant eaters.
MONDAY 30TH NOVEMBER
Click here to download the latest CRAE newsletter - The Centre of Research in Autism and Education.
TUESDAY 24TH NOVEMBER
Congratulations to all staff and pupils at Phoenix School. We have officially been awarded our level two of Rights Respecting School.
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THURSDAY 19TH NOVEMBER
Exciting news for Tower Hamlets!
On the 24th November at 4.00 - 5.30pm, Tower Hamlets will be introducing an all inclusive Football group being held at Spotlight. Click here for more information.
MONDAY 9TH NOVEMBER
Have a look at the video of our International Week assembly. Each class had to make items that represented a certain place in the world. They then shared these items during a whole school assembly..
FRIDAY 6TH NOVEMBER
Click here to view our latest newsletter.
TUESDAY 3RD NOVEMBER
Click here to view our latest training flyer for parents.
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MONDAY 2ND NOVEMBER
Have a look at the video from 5H, where they are demonstrating their independent skills by taking part in numerous functional activities.
THURSDAY 22ND OCTOBER
Athina, one of our Outreach Teachers, has completed her PHD in music and dance for children with autism. You can view a snippet of the programme, and find out more about her studies by clicking here.
THURSDAY 22ND OCTOBER
Have a look at the video from our Harvest festival.
THURSDAY 22ND OCTOBER
Inclusive clubs and activities for children and young people in Tower Hamlets:
MONDAY 19TH OCTOBER
The Phoenix annual conference takes place this Friday. There are 4 guest speakers, who will be focusing on "Mind, Body & Autism".
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TUESDAY 6TH OCTOBER
This term Curtis has been participating in reading sessions with some of our pupils. Reading alongside a dog enables our pupils to practice their reading skills in a relaxed environment. Curtis acts a non-judgemental and attentive listening partner enabling the pupils to relax and enjoy the reading experience. As a result, we hope that they will build self-esteem, improve reading skills and associate reading with something pleasant.
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MONDAY 5TH OCTOBER
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