Recorded on 29th September 2006.
Work & Events Blog
In this blog you'll find all the latest information on what the pupils have been getting up to in and out of school. Use the category listing to filter the blog. Click on each entry to view the full page which in many cases includes photographs and video.
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Movement Opportunities Via Education
MOVE is a top-down, activity-based programme designed to teach young people with physical disabilities basic functional motor skills needed for adult life. These skills enable people to enjoy a more inclusive lifestyle at home and in their local communities.
Charlton School Radio: Episode 1
Recorded on 22nd September 2006.
Southampton Residential Trip
We set off from school on the 12th of June 2006, our destination “The Queen Elizabeth 11 ” activity centre in Burseldon, Hampshire. We arrived on Monday afternoon, allocated our cabins and beds for the week…
Overview of the Year from Students at Royal Hill
From September until July we have had a lot of laughs. We performed in the Wizard of Oz Christmas Concert as rapping wizards. We went to Shooter’s Hill, it’s a new school. Shooter’s Hill is big, it’s nice, we got to go swimming, Andre joined the catering group and some of us got to do ICT. We all liked going to Shooter’s Hill.
Achievements at Charlton Park RDA
Congratulations to Jonathan Scullion for achieving his Grade 4 in Horsecare. The examiner stated that in 15 years she had only seen such high standards 6 times! Jonathan also entered a regional dressage test of 28 London Groups, and came first in his class.
PE and Sports Round-up 2006
Once again we have had a very busy and successful sporting year; our pupils have represented the school and the borough with distinction. The PE curriculum offers a range of activities that fulfill national curriculum standards and beyond, each and every pupil swims once a week both in the school swimming pool and at local leisure centres, our key stage 4 pupils access sporting provision both within school and the wider community.
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