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Reynalds Cross is a safe, supportive and fun environment that nurtures individuality and enables every child to flourish to be the best they can be.
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Please see the below from Friends of Reynalds Cross School Charity/PTA Clothes We Love. People We Love. At Friends of Reynalds Cross, we've created beautiful, personalised Makaton clothing that can be tailor-made to feature your loved one using signing. We all know love needs no words so what better way to celebrate someone special than by wearing a meaningful tribute to them? Every item is personal. Every order supports a child. Wear your love and celebrate the people who mean the most to you Each item can be personalised with meaningful signing. T-Shirts Adults £12 | Kids £10 Sweatshirts Adults £20 | Kids £18 Hoodies Adults £25 | Kids £22 Free personalisation & free designs available All profits are donated to FORCS (Friends of Reynalds Cross Special School), helping to fund much-needed projects such as: Refurbishing our sensory room Purchasing disability bikes for our children These resources make a huge difference to the daily lives of pupils with additional needs. For further information or to place an order please contact Helen: 07850 144240 To make payment please use the below link https://donate.giveasyoulive.com/fundraising/clothes-we-love-people-we-love Wear your love. Share your support. Make a difference.
In Geography, Rainbows Class have been using their senses to learn about different countries from around the world. Pupils have enjoyed listening to national anthems, touching, tasting and smelling foods, and decorating flags using a variety of art materials and mark-making tools.
In Sunshines Class, pupils have been learning about different countries in their Geography lessons. They learnt about India by listening to the national anthem, creating the flag, and exploring food from Indian cuisine. Everyone had the opportunity to touch, smell, and even taste the food, with poppadoms proving to be a clear class favourite.
Moonbeams Class would like to say a big THANK YOU to the ladies of the Knitting & Crochet Club at Shirley Institute who kindly made these lovely blankets which are not only warm and cosy but provide a lovely sensory experience for the pupils too!
As part of an ASDAN project for My Future and work experience, Adventurer Class students have been learning about clothes recycling and how old clothing can be turned into something new. Their first project involved weaving recycled materials to create a tote bag design. The finished pieces look fantastic and really show the creativity and effort the students have put into their work.