A6 Class Blog

 

Welcome to A6's class blog. Here you will see regular updates from our class giving you an insight into the work we get up to. 

21/03/25

What a busy week we have had in A6. 

We have started spring celebrations and have looked at different spring sensory play, as well as celebrating Red Nose Day and St Patrick's Day in our Attention Autism sessions. 
In English, we have continued to look at our story 'Mr. Wolf's Pancakes' and have looked at 'who' is in the story. 
In Maths, we have continued to look at money and have been focusing on £ notes. 
In PSHE, we have continued to look at good and bad choices. 
In UTW, we continued with our topic of Hinduism. We have been looking at Diwali and have made rangoli patterns with sand. 
In Life Skills, we have continued with road safety and have enjoyed looking at Zebra Crossings. 
In Food Tech, we pretended we were Mr Wolf from our sensory story and made delicious pancakes!
In Community Skills, we enjoyed a trip to the shop. 
In Poetry, we have looked at the song '5 speckled frogs'. 

We have also had lots of time at the sensory room, I muse, Soft play and movement room. As well as Rebound Therapy. 

14/03/25

A6 have continued to show amazing progress and have had a lovely week. 

In English, we have been looking at Mr Wolfs Pancakes, where we were able to label the front cover and describe some of the characters. 
In maths, we have been focusing on money and recognising coins.
In UTW, we have been focusing on the topic Hinduism, where we created fireworks for Diwali.
In PSHE, we have been continuing to learn good and bad choices.
In Food Tech, we continued to learn things that we might find useful to make. 
In Life Skills, we have been looking at road safety and this week have focused on what a traffic light is, and why they are important.
In poetry, we have continued to look at 5 little ducks and were able to sequence the poem. 
In Attention Autism, we have looked at similar stories to our sensory story and have looked at exploring the Gingerbread Man and Chicken Licken.

We have also had regular I muse, soft play, sensory room, movement room, rebound, phonics and of course community skills. We are hoping to go to the park next Thursday once the weather picks up a little bit. 

Another great week, well done A6!😃

07/03/25

We have had a lovely week in A6, exploring pancake day, world book day and of course the new sensory room and soft play! 

In English, we have introduced our new sensory story "Mr Wolf's Pancakes".
In maths, we have started our new topic of money where we explored different coins.
In UTW, we have been looking at our new topic of Hinduism, where the pupils explored different sensory play, aswell as making Diya Lamps.
In PSHE, we have been learning about "good and bad choices"
In life skills, we have started our new topic of road safety where the pupils were able to sequence the routine of crossing a road.
In Attention Autism, we looked at our new poem/song of the week "5 little ducks" and also made pancakes for pancake day! 
In Food Technology, we continued to focus on cooking things we will enjoy and Olivia was able to take the wrapper off a pizza and put it in the oven with some support. She then enjoyed eating it for snack. 
We have also enjoyed Rebound Therapy, Movement room, Sensory Room, I muse and Soft play. The children loved exploring all of the new rooms!! 

21/02/25

Just a little update about our week in A6. 
In English, we have been looking at who is in the sensory story "monkey puzzle".
In maths, we have continued to look at symmetry and have been matching symmetry within characters in our sensory story.
In life skills, we have continued with tidying our home and have been very good at following instructions on how to tidy different areas. 
We missed food technology this week due to us playing a Boccia tournament with some of our peers from different classes. We were amazing at waiting our turn!
In PSHE, we have continued to look at people who help us and have focused on dentists and how they keep us safe.
In understanding the world, we have been looking at leaders within our life in home and at school.
In Attention Autism, we have looked at links with our sensory story and have enjoyed completing Monkey Meditation and lots of lovely singing to 5 little monkeys! 
In Art...

We have also completed regular sensory play, regular I muse and soft play, movement room, rebound and community skills! We are excited to start going to the park as part of our community skills after half term.

It has been an amazing half term for our class, and we are very proud of the progress they have made.

We hope you all have a lovely week off and thank you for all of your support, 
Miss Collins, Mr Dixon, Miss Bradshaw and Miss Hutchinson 

14/02/25

In A6 this week we have had a very busy week celebrating Valentines Day and completing amazing work. 
In English, we have continued looking at our sensory story 'Monkey Puzzle' and have looked at different characters in the story. 
In Maths, we have continued with symmetry and have enjoyed creating symmetrical butterflies and hearts. 
In PSHE, we have continued to look at people who keep us safe and have looked at Police and Doctors. 
In UTW, we have continued with Kings and Queens and have learnt some facts about Queen Elizabeth and King Charles. 
In Food Technology, we started to look at things we might find useful to cook ourselves. 
In Life Skills, we have continued with looking after our home. 
In Community Skills, we have continued to go to Hydro and the shop. 
We have also had regular sensory room sessions, Attention Autism sessions, I muse, Soft play, Rebound and sensory play. 

07/02/25

This week we have had lots of fun activities in A6. 
English - we have started our new sensory story, Monkey Puzzle where we explored the different objects.
Maths - we have started our new topic of symmetry' and enjoyed making symmetrical butterflies from our sensory story using paint. 
PSHE - we have continued to look at leaders who help us and have focused on police and how they keep us safe.
Understanding the world - we have followed on in our leaders topics and have focused on leaders of our country. We made some amazing crowns. 
Food Technology - we looked at using a peeler and enjoyed peeling potatoes with adult help. Next week we are going to peel items of our choice.
In Life Skills, we have continued to tidy areas in the classroom to allow them to build knowledge on how to tidy at home. 
In sensory play, we have linked leaders of our country so have enjoyed exploring sparkly glitter, shiny Pom poms and of course gem stones!
In Attention Autism, we have focused on Children's mental health week. 
In Community Skills, we had a trip to Hydro and the shop.
We have also enjoyed regular soft play, sensory room, I muse, movement room and rebound therapy.

Meet the team...

Miss  Collins

Miss Collins

Class Teacher

Mr  Dixon

Mr Dixon

Teaching Assistant

Miss  Bradshaw

Miss Bradshaw

Teaching Assistant

Miss  Hutchinson

Miss Hutchinson

Supply Teaching Assistant

About us

Welcome to A6. We are a class of seven students; four boys and three girl who are very lively! We all have unique personalities and have lots of energy! We have loads of fun while we are learning!  We love to do sensory activities the most and to be outside. Some days we might come home with our uniform dirty but that only means we had the best day and made lots of mess while exploring our senses!  We are excited to learn and explore new things but most of all have fun!

Teacher Miss Collins and Teaching Assistants Mr Dixon, Miss Bradshaw and Miss Hutchinson are an experienced team working together to meet every pupil’s individual needs.

Learning activities covered in our informal and semi-formal curriculum strive to develop our independence, wellbeing, communication and language skills while also giving us the sensory input we need through the likes of interactive sensory story, Attention Autism, play dough, sensory trays, bubbles, music and using individualised sensory diets to keep us calm and ready to engage in learning. We use zones of regulation to express our feelings throughout the day and various communication aids to support communication and independence as much as possible. Alongside all of this we are working really hard on all of our targets especially the ones within our EHCP. We are all super excited to be doing hydrotherapy, community skills and rebound too!

We are a busy class filled with exciting sights and sounds. No two days are the same but whether a student or teacher we are always guaranteed a smile and sense of achievement at the end of the day.