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  • 02/06/25

    No Mow May 2025!

    'No Mow May' is well underway here at Doubletrees. We have left  un-mown areas of our outdoor spaces such as grass and hedge areas, offering a wonderful sensory experience for our learners and encouraging diversity in both plants and animals. No Mow May is a conservation initiat...
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  • 23/05/25

    Doubletrees 'Doubles' Nature with Enviroscape and a RHS Grant

    Doubletrees 'Doubles Nature' Scheme with RHS grant The new Kitchen Garden at Doubletrees has started to see some changes with the pile of granite stone being used to create a 'herb spiral'.  What an improvement, and it will be planted with a nice range of plants by our learne...
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  • 21/05/25

    Family Fund Grants for Families

    National charity Family Fund has grants available for families living in the UK raising a disabled or seriously ill young adult, and living on a low income. If you’re the parent or carer of a disabled adult, aged 18 to 24, who lives at home with you, you may be eligible for a grant from the...
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  • 08/05/25

    Celebrating Science Week 12-16 May. Sunflower Growing Challenge!

    🌻 Join the Sunflower Growing Challenge for Science Week! 🌻 Next week is Science week with the theme of Change and Adapt ðŸŒ±  Let's celebrate Science Week by growing a sunflower from a seed and watching it transform into a beautiful, towering plant!  How to Participate...
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  • 01/05/25

    Supporting Mental Health Week at Doubletrees. 15th - 19th May

    This year, in celebration of Mental Health Awareness Week, we are inviting you to join us in supporting your young person’s mental well-being by taking part in the attached bingo activities, designed to promote positive mental health. From the 15th to the 19th of May, we encourage you...
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  • 01/05/25

    Wildlife Trust Visit Discovery Pathway!

    Wildlife Trust Visit Exploring Nature at Forest School This week we had an interactive forest school session with Catherine from the Wildlife Trust. She spoke to the learners about the importance of insects and the vital role they play in nature.  The session included planting seeds, whic...
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  • 19/03/25

    Comic Relief - Red Nose Day & World Down Syndrome Day. Total Raised £220!!

      This year we ran another charity cake sale in school for Comic Relief and wore our odd socks for World Down Syndrome Day.  We rocked our odd socks and our red clothing, and we raised a total of £220!!!! We have split the money and will donate £110 each for each...
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  • 11/03/25

    'Bag 2 School' charity collection total - £74 raised! Thank you.

    **A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to the Bag 2 School clothing collection on the 11.03.25. We collected 370Kg of unwanted clothes and accessories!  The bags will be sent to Ukraine this time, to support the communities there, and we will receive £74 in the post for ou...
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  • 28/02/25

    Discovery Pathway Visit the Eden Project!

    Maple and Cherry classes visited the Eden project this term, to explore the rainforest and Mediterranean biomes, looking at all the exhibits and enjoying walking around with their friends. We had a picnic lunch and time in the adventure playground too, before heading to the core exhibition. A really...
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  • 12/02/25

    Careers Week @ Doubletrees School. 3-7 March 2025. Emergency Services visits!

    What are the benefits of learning about careers? Empowering Our Learners for the Future Beyond Doubletrees! In today’s rapidly changing world, it’s more important than ever for our learners to start thinking about their future careers and interests at an early age. By e...
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  • 07/02/25

    Celebrating Number Day 2025

    On Friday 07.02.25, our learners dressed in number related clothing to recognise the NSPCC's number day.  We integrated our numbered clothing in to our maths lessons, counting what we wore, and enjoyed looking out for what other people had dressed up in!  
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