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Senior 3 Termly Focus

Senior 3 Termly Focus - Autumn 2019

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The Senior 3 Class are very pleased to welcome our two new pupils, Ollie and Scarlett to the class. They are already settling in very well.

As always in an ABA class the focus of learning this term is on learning essential life skills through a whole variety of real life activities.

The pupils will be busy learning dressing and showering when they do PE and swimming.

Also learning how to behave in town in shops and cafes. Some pupils bring in a shopping list and do some shopping for their Mums.

Baking and cooking are favourite activities too. The older group can now make delicious jacket potatoes and chilli and cook their own lunch on Fridays!

On Wednesday morning the class are going to continue to visit a wide variety of places to keep the pupils tolerant of 'new places'. Also they will be learning to tolerate using the 'facilities' eg hand driers. This is also a great opportunity to enjoy some walking and travel training.

We look forward to another busy term and fun term.

It will be Christmas in no time!

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ABA Upper

Boccia Tournament 25th.January

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The whole class took part in a multi schools Boccia Tournament at St Mary's College, Hull. They had a great day and played many games. Our two class teams came second and third in the finals. Some great throwing from all.

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Our part in the Kingsmill Selection box at the church. Our 12 Days Of Christmas 19/12/18 Lots of giggles

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Christmas Jumper and dinner day

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Lots of our class were poorly today, but those of us that made it in had a great lunch and ate loads of Christmas pud, wearing our festive jumpers.

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The Twelve days of Christmas

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We have been constructing a wall display, for the classroom.

We are up to 8 maids are milking and 9 ladies dancing ….

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Music Therapy

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Once a week Charlie, who is profoundly deaf, has a session with the music therapist. He absolutely loves it. Here he is feeling the vibrations as he moves the bow over the violin strings

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Welcome to Upper ABA. Our team consists of Alison Hall/Andy Tearle (Teacher), Tracy (L4 Learning Support Assistant), Caroline, Sue, Emma, and Laura (L2 LSAs). All members of the team work hard to offer a nurturing and supportive learning environment for the children to thrive and grow.