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QUOTE OF THE TERM

"I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear."

- Nelson Mandela

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Our news

Here in the Home Rooms we've been working on developing the garden last half term. Liz and I ordered some lovely chunky furniture and students have been busy growing fruit, veg and flowers to add some colour, smells, tastes and textures. S did a wonderful job of repointing the wall and has started a pizza oven build.

This term we've set some more student challenges:

A has been growing sunflowers and measuring them. Which one do you think will be the tallest?

T is developing an area for wildlife and a sensory garden. We're visiting a garden centre this term to look for plants and seeds.

C will be building a raised bed from 6 planks. We've set him the challenge of finding the best way to build it. You can have a go at his challenge too. Download the instructions here.

What would you like to see in the garden?

We want to make this a space that everyone can enjoy. What would you like to add? Maybe you could pop in and put your green fingers to use.

Your work

At 'head-honcho-central' we get to see the work you do with tutors and mentors everyday, whether you work with us in the home rooms, in your home or online. It's fabulous! 

It's soooo fabulous that we fixed our minds to create a space where we could share it with the world! If you've got work or photos you'd like to add to our page please let your tutor or mentor know and they will pass it on to us.

Work is uploaded towards the end of each half term. You can add your initials or be anonymous - that's completely up to you!

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The Advice Corner

(well OK, it's not a corner, but it IS a good place for advice). We all have worries some of the time. Our team has got together the places we think are great sources of advice for children and teens. Of course, we are always ready to listen at Next Steps too.

Your tutor or mentor can help

The websites we recommend can help but don't forget that your tutor or mentor can help too. Sometimes talking in person to someone who knows you can be the best way to share a problem.

Remember:

  • We're here for more than maths, English, science
  • A problem shared is a problem halved
  • We have lots more ways to support you - too many to add them all here!

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