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Independent Travel and Communication Targets

Some of the Beech pupils enjoyed an outing on the public bus to our local café.  The focus of our outing was communication and choice.  Every pupil used their voice or a communication device to ask for a bus ticket and effectively use their bus pass.  We then safely walked through town to a café and made our choices for food and drink, remembering to use sentences and a clear voice.  We then each paid for our snack independently, listening and responding to the waitress.  We were very successful learners!

Well done, guys!

 

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Burns Fun!

We all had a fabulous time at our annual Burns Supper this year.

Special thank you to Sean Good (Beech), Blake Milligan and Jack Hughes (Oak) and Patrick McCready for their fantastic reading, speaking and signing during our readings.

Another special “well done” to the Transition boys who helped to serve our meal!

Here are just a small selection of our favourite photo’s from the afternoon, where we were all very effective contributors.

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Communication SQA: Listening Skills

Sean and Skye completed an obstacle course this week as part of our SQA unit on communications skills.  Sean and Skye had to listen carefully to instructions from staff at each station and respond appropriately.  At first, both pupils needed physical support at each station to follow the instruction but after a few times round the course Sean and Skye began to use their initiative to try each station independently with only verbal prompts.  Well done, guys!  Two successful learners!

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Burns Shopping

The Beech pupils were responsible citizens this week as we made a shopping list for our Burns Supper and took a trip on the public bus to Asda!

The pupils took turns to find an item on the list using the signs and symbols around us to help us.  We then checked each item off our list and used a self-service check-out to pay for our items.   Staff were very impressed with the our young people’s independence!

 

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Enterprise Work

Our Prom 2020 committee was hard at work this morning getting prepared for our special event in June.  Ethan and Hayden were creating personalised placemats, Milly and Oliver were helping to create a shopping list of decorations and the girls were busy making some of our own decorations!

We were effective contributors as we all took on special roles and responsibilities.

 

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Communication SQA

The Beech class have been working on different communication skills this week.  Sean and Skye worked on their listening and responding skills by completing a sensory cookery session using picture prompts to help follow instructions.

We also worked as a class to explore and identify the different signs and symbols around our school and decide what the signs were telling us to do or think about and how we would respond.    We were very responsible citizens when thinking about the safety signs especially.

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Burns Supper Preparations!

“The Beech class have enjoyed organising and preparing for our annual Burns event this year!  W£e helped to make the menu’s, programmes and some of the decorations.  We have been successful learners as we learned about the life of Robert Burns and explored his poetry through song.  We have created a giant, sensory red rose, to commemorate the poem “A Red, Red Rose”.

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Active Maths

The Beech class loved numeracy time this week!  We confidently explored number and number processes through a variety of games and activities while working with a partner.

  We played giant snap! We played giant dominoes We fished for number ducks and used the numbers to practise number recognition and matching or adding the two numbers from two ducks together! Gemma worked hard on her addition skills.

We all practised using numbers and mathematical language by playing a ‘counting machine’ game.

 

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Scottish Theme!

The Beech class have had a very Scottish themed week as we begin preparations for our annual Burns Supper!

We started of the week learning some Scottish words, we had to listen carefully to the Scottish words and found the image to match the sound!

We then listened to some body parts spoen in Scottish slang and had to match them to the body of ‘Oor Wullie!’ Later on in the week we made our very own Scots Broth!  We were very responsible citizens making sure to be healthy and hygienic throughout the food preparation stage and then used different bits of equipment to peel and chop our vegetables.

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Christmas fun!

Here are some of our favourite snaps from Christmas 2019!  We have had a blast and been responsible citizens and confident individuals by embracing all experiences offered to us.

 

Merry Christmas, everyone!

    Christmas Jumper Day 2019

  Knitting stocking gifts!

Meeting Santa (mid-rehearsal!)   Designing ginger bread houses!   Meeting Santa (take two!)   We made snow globe ornaments to take home as well as salt dough decorations and melting snowmen biscuits!

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