This week in Katrine Room, our learners explored 2D shapes, developing their understanding of geometry through hands-on activities. Using a variety of materials, they enhanced their creativity and problem-solving skills while making different shapes.
Our S2 pupil demonstrated leadership and teamwork as team captains in basketball, applying his physical skills and working collaboratively in a fast-paced game.
In Design and Technology, an S3 pupil showed practical skills and creativity by completing a fantastic egg holder project, reflecting the CfE focus on designing, making, and evaluating.
Meanwhile, our S1 students brought energy and enthusiasm to the Friday lunchtime radio skills through music and broadcasting.
Other news
The Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living is inviting young disabled and neurodivergent people to complete a short survey to share their experiences. Your feedback will help them improve their support and future work.
The survey is anonymous and secure. Participants can enter a prize draw to win a £50 gift voucher.
https://forms.office.com/e/29SC5X8hM0
If you are keen to help out please ask young people to complete survey above by 30th September.
More informational about Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living can be found here Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living (GCIL)
Glasgow Disability Alliance provides wonderful support to many of our families. They are offering a range of activities specifically for young disabled people during the October week.
Please see the details here.
