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We All Have A Spring In Our Step!
As the days lengthen and the weather gets warmer, we have been very busy teaching on the wards and beyond.
Christmas on the wards
NBS staff made an end of term festive visit to all of our students across the wards.
Bowled Over By Jack
We welcomed Jack Warren, from Durham Cricket Foundation, to our staff team in September 2020.
Happy New Year from the Teachers. It is good to be back.
Happy New Year from the Teachers. Now that January is here, we thought you might like to have one last look at our festive celebrations on the last day of term, December 18th 2020. The photos below are just a selection showing the fun we all had delivering gifts.
Merry Christmas from Our Lovely Team at the GNCH
We break up for Christmas on Friday 18th December 2020 and return to the wards on January 5th 2021! We wish you all a safe and peaceful Christmas and good health and happiness for 2021.
GNCH Students Preparing for Christmas
Students in the GNCH have been preparing for Christmas with their teachers… As well as following their regular curriculum, they have completed many Christmas themed activities. Among the projects, one of the young people has made glove puppets for a “pantomime”. These pictures are a selection of the activities completed.
GNCH Learning and Activities
Newcastle Bridges School teaches children in the GNCH for up to one hour a day, Monday to Friday. We contact children’s home school to find out what their peers are studying. We keep a record of all work completed and send this information to the child’s school. These photographs represent just some of the activities the children complete:
The Great North Museum visits the Great North Childrens Hospital
We are delighted to work with Kathryn, a curator from the Great North Museum.
Christmas as the Great North Children's Hospital
Students and medical staff in the GNCH were entertained for Christmas on the last Wednesday of term by the dulcet tones of the Newcastle Bridges school teachers joined by Gerry our “Read for Good” story teller.