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Fifteen very excited Year 11 students experienced the sights of London last week! The 6am start did not put off our eager group, who all arrived bright eyed and ready for the day of adventure.   We began our day with a stop off at Buckingham Palace.  They did try to alert the King of […]

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There’s been a murder at Caroline street. Our KS3 pupils have put their sleuthing skills to the ultimate test and had great fun playing detectives. The pupils worked well using deductive reasoning and problem-solving skills to solve the mystery of who ruined Christmas and murdered Santa! This encouraged cooperation, organisation and communication skills and the

The Rising Stars students have been to a sporting competition today at Costello with other AP and SEN  schools. Our Rising Stars students came 4th 3rd and 1st!! See the happy faces with medals to remember the day.

Rise has just returned back from competing at Hull University through Hull School Games. All students behaved and represented the school very well. Students from Caroline street took part in, New Age Kurling & Boccia. Our Rise Team won the New age Kurling competition, played 5 and won 5!

Dear Phil It was fantastic to visit your vast range of provisions and I have left kicking myself that I didn’t visit years ago. I always knew that you had a range of provisions but was not aware just how varied it was. It was fantastic to see the great work that is going on

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Once again, thank you for an excellent Development Day. Over the past three days I have seen some high quality practise. The systems set up by Georgia have enabled students to develop their reading and make good progress. This has meant you now have some children who no longer need to be on the programme,

Today the pupils at KS3 held a two-minute silence at 11am to remember the people who have died in wars around the world. We have also spent time visiting the Wawne war memorial and the 19 war graves in the churchyard. The pupils showed so much respect and they really enjoyed learning about how people