Pangolins
Welcome to Pangolin Class! The children in Pangolin class have a range of profound and complex learning difficulties, often alongside physical difficulties that hinder co-ordination and prevent a full range of movement. To cater for their needs the children in Pangolin class follow our Sparkle Curriculum Path. Children following Sparkle Curriculum have personalised learning plans set out under the same headings as their Education, Health and Care Plan. Objectives from their EHCP are incorporated within this personalised learning plan. Pangolins is a multi-sensory, active, bright and fun class incorporating lots of communication support, sensory play and physical therapy/activity. My name is Sam Beacher and I am the teacher. Alongside me works Pam - our HLTA; Katie, Kay, Fiona and Jeanette - our TA's; and Aleisha - our apprentice. We hope you enjoy the photos we put up - please feel free to get in touch if you would like to!
Our first week!
Healthy and Active Lives
Room on the Broom Assembly
Getting ready for Assembly!
Light and sound room - Communication and ICT
Off to the Library!
5 little speckled frogs and maths
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, what do you see?
Children in need
Mark Making
The Alan Shearer Centre
Rebound
Swimming!
Christmas activities!
Goldilocks and the Three Bears - Activities in the first two weeks
Cause and Effect with Switches and Buttons
Our Class Assembly
New environments, Chilly Teddy-bear hunt and shopping for the teddy-bears picnic!
Three little pigs
World Book Day and World Maths Day
Cod Beck
Celebrating Holi Festival
Celebrating St George' Day!
We have been enjoying practicing our physical activity skills in the sunshine in our outside area. Sliding, jumping squirting, splashing, climbing and running .We decided to play with water....LOTS of water :) Some of us got very wet. We used mirrors to see what we looked like before and after getting wet.
Wacky Warehouse
Pirate Ships at the Museum
Communication in the Jacuzzi
We all had fun celebrating Africa Day. We looked at different objects, listened to African music, played the drums and make a beautiful necklace .
Alan Shearer centre
Out and about pirates
