Extra-curricular
This area is supported through art, floristry etc. to provide a meaningful context for learners to develop, within the priority areas of communication, cognition (thinking) and personal and social development. Activities may include: • Creative writing and reading • Sewing and textiles
Students develop their understanding of people around them. They explore diversity within the class and school. They explore the local area and how to access services. This strand also has strong links with work related learning. Activities may include: • Driving practical and theory • Practical childcare • Local history
Students enhance their overall health and well-being. They learn about healthy eating and safer lifestyle choices. This area also has a strong emotional and social dimension. Learners are supported to understand their feelings and their behaviours through team working activities. Wellbeing and mental health are also addressed in this strand, including timetabled therapist sessions. Activities may include: • Yoga, meditation and mindfulness • Cooking and healthy eating • Cycling
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