Please find attached a flow chart about Reading for Pleasure and the educational, health and well-being benefits that reading can bring. Reading for pleasure is: “Reading we do of our own free will, anticipating the satisfaction we will get from the act of reading.”

Redwood class took some time out of our schedule to visit the sensory garden. We enjoyed the fresh air and the calmness it brought to us. Positive mental health is so important in our daily lives and taking a moment like this supports our well-being. We enjoyed trying out the outdoor gym equipmen...

Some of Maple class attended a special bowling event at Ozzell Bowl, to represent Doubletrees School along with some other SEN schools in the area. Everyone worked so well as a team, and we came away with some fabulous medals for participating.  WELL DONE!!

This week our Student Council enjoyed a visit from Chris from the Mencap charity.  Chris attended the meeting to obtain the views of our learners about what activities they would like to see available in the local community.  The data collected will be fed back to the 'Our Ac...

Services that support disabled young people to access their local community and have fun can make a real difference to them   Fun Holiday Activity Days for disabled children and young people Action for Children Cornwall SPACE is a Cornwall Council funded service providing Holi...

Three ‘navigators’ have been employed at Cornwall Council to act as a first point of contact for families of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). It can be a daunting prospect for any parent or carer who thinks their child might need additional help, which...