Please see the flyers below for Bridport Leisure Centre’s Easter Children’s Activities.
These include Fully Funded Day Camps, for those eligible and in receipt of benefit-related free school meals in the Dorset Council Area and dedicated SEN Pool and Soft Play sessions.
More information is available in the email sent to parents.
Listening Books, a charity which provides audiobooks to people who find that an illness, disability, learning difficulty or mental health condition affects their ability to read or hold a book, are currently offering FREE memberships to individuals located in Dorset who would find our regular fees a barrier to joining. We have a collection of over 10,000 audiobooks, newspapers, and magazines, for a range of genres and age groups– everything from classics to thrillers, school texts to non-fiction! Members of the service can listen to our audiobooks either online via an app or our website. You can join our service at https://www.listening-books.org.uk/ or by calling 020 7407 9417 to speak to the friendly team!
Wow!! What a busy careers week we’ve had, from leaning about the hospitality industry; making beds and milkshakes to touring the Numatics factory and lots more in between. We have lots of amazing people to thank for coming and sharing with us ;
Amy and Gareth from The Nook Weymouth
Sarah and the team at Mapperton House
Jo from Dorset Libraries
Steve and Kris from the DCH Blood bikes
Jason from Dorset Police
Louise from Coastwatch Volunteer
Tim Fawkes Musician
Becky and the team at Numatics
Samantha from Morissons
Erica and Erin from Medivet
Andy and Jordan from the Beaminster fire crew
Garry previously from National Grid
Robert from Dorset Council Refuse Collection
Chris from the Ark at Egwood
Greg from Blandford Studios
Wolf from Lyme Bay Winery
It really has been a fantastic week with students across the school being able to find out about different careers. It has given lots of food for thought and ideas about what they’d like to do beyond school.
Mountjoy had a wonderful Health and Wellbeing Week, this short slideshow shows some of the activities…
As part of our science topic this term, we had a visit from Wilber the skeleton. We have been learning about the different bones in the body; how they work with our muscles and tendons.
It was great to see how the children remembered some of the bone names and his visit really helped to reinforce our learning.
(Thank you to Harvey S-J for the loan of Wilber who has just finished staring in a local independent film!!)
Carrie Shead-Jones and Maple Class
Sports Leaders in Ash Class
Post 16 SEND Travel Assistance
Chestnut Class – Kingcombe Wildlife Centre