The secret of making your own Christmas cards is to make them personal. Take some time to think about what you want to say to your teacher and then design a card that sends that message really clearly and simply. Remember that a picture speaks
The Student Support Centre is delighted to have been invited to sponsor the Innovative & Creative Literacy award at next week’s Educate Awards in Liverpool’s impressive Anglican Cathedral The Innovative and Creative Literacy Award asks school
This week is dedicated to Bullying awareness. As you may know, or maybe have even experienced yourself, bullying can be cruel and damaging to children. By law all UK state schools must have a behavioural policy that includes bullying prevention and i
Adoption is often a lifesaver, quite literally, for many children, either because they have suffered the unexpected and tragic loss of a parent, or because their parents have been unable or even in some cases unwilling to care for them. Worse still,
braille_key-1 braille_sheet A good friend of mine worked at Guide Dogs for the Blind for many years, training dogs as guide dogs and training visually impaired people to work with their guide dog. But while a guide dog can help a visually impaired pe
Have you thought of putting yourself forward this year to be Head Boy, Head Girl or to be on the Student Council? If not, now would be a good time to think about putting yourself forward. But if you are going to be successful, then there are some thi