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Today at the farm, our students stepped into the role of bakers as they prepared a batch of delicious carrot and apple cookies for our horses . The activity was a wonderful mix of practical learning and fun, with students carefully measuring ingredients, mixing the batter and learning about the importance of horse nutrition along the way. As they worked together, there were plenty of conversations about what foods are safe and healthy for horses, why certain ingredients are u

After many months of dedication, planning and hard work, we are absolutely delighted to share that we have successfully passed our British Horse Society Accreditation and are now officially a BHS Approved Riding Centre . This is a significant milestone for our whole community and reflects the passion, professionalism and care that underpin everything we do. During the inspection, the assessors were incredibly impressed by the consistently high standards of horse care across t

Today, Gorgi, Adele, Riecko and Janice had the pleasure of presenting at York St John University’s student teacher SEND conference, where they shared insight into the work we do to support children and young people with additional needs. The session focused on our school’s highly individualised approach to meeting sensory and social, emotional and mental health needs, highlighting how carefully tailored strategies can make a meaningful difference to engagement, wellbeing and

Some of our students have continued to take part in non-contact boxing sessions this half term, and it has been fantastic to see the positive impact these sessions are having. Non-contact boxing offers a brilliant way for students to stay active while also supporting their emotional wellbeing. Through structured training, controlled movements, and clear routines, students are able to channel their energy in a safe and supportive environment. Building confidence and self-disc

We’re not people who sing and dance about how busy we are or list everything we do. It’s never really been our way. We prefer to keep our heads down, focus on the work in front of us, and let the impact speak for itself. However, this week someone asked us a question that made us pause and reflect: “How have you achieved so much in three years?” The answer isn’t simple, and it certainly isn’t about shortcuts or luck. Alongside our incredible team and the loved ones around us,

We have been delighted to welcome our students back for the start of 2026 , and it has been wonderful to see such a positive attitude and genuine enthusiasm for learning across the school. From the very first day, students settled back into routines quickly and confidently, jumping straight into their learning with focus and curiosity. Classrooms have been full of energy as students embraced new topics, revisited familiar skills, and challenged themselves to do their best. Th

This week, our students have been enjoying a range of hands-on festive learning activities , combining creativity, independence, and the development of important life skills, all while embracing the excitement of the season. From the classroom to the kitchen, there has been a wonderful atmosphere of focus, teamwork, and festive cheer as students took part in activities designed to support learning in a meaningful and engaging way. Festive baking fun One of the highlights of t

A huge thank you to everyone who took part in this year’s Design a Christmas Jumper competition. Once again, our pupils amazed us with their creativity, imagination, and festive flair. From colourful patterns and sparkling decorations to snowmen, Christmas trees, gingerbread characters, and bold festive slogans, each design was completely unique. It was wonderful to see how much thought, effort, and personality went into every single entry. The variety of ideas on display re