A BIG thank you to SENAD Community Coventry Support Worker, Trevor Pargetor who organised and ran a BBQ for all the staff and service users in Coventry this Bank Holiday weekend, bringing the community together. Trevor started with SENAD Community in September 2021 and is a true asset to the team.
Congratulations to our fabulous client for sucessfully helping to train her SENAD Community Support Team in British Sign Language. She was supported to design certificates to send to her staff, which she is signing in one of the photos. To say thank you to her, the team bought her some flowers.
Congratulations to our colleagues from SENAD Community who won 3 awards at this years National Learning Disability Awards, ICC Birmingham
Julianne Gallagher won the Support Worker Award
Jemma Murray was highly commended in the Complex Support Worker Award category and A service users team, led by Temitope Adewale were highly commended in The Lord Rix Supporting Older People with Learning Disabilities Award.
2022 marks significant work anniversarys for 3 staff at Aran Hall School.
Andy, Head of Care marked 30 years service, Sian has worked for the school for 40 years, and Christine has been a member of the team for 35 years.
Congratulations and a huge thank you for all you’ve done for the young people and colleagues.
Good luck to our fantastic colleagues who are finalists in this years National Learning Disabilities & Autism Awards, taking place tonight (8th July) in Birmingham.
We have finialists in the following categories:
Positive Behaviour Support Award
Supporting People with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities
Complex Support Worker
The Lord Rix Award for Supporting Older People with Learning Disabilities
Social Care Covid Hero
Support Worker (independent sector)
Have a fantastic evening!
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It was so good to have everyone together again and we braved the weather to enjoy the day.
Here’s to many more get togethers to make up for lost time
Thank you to everyone who attended and to all the staff who contributed to the day… Lauren J the cakes were delicious!! Thank you
Pegasus School students took part in BBC Gardener’s World Live at the NEC this year, within the #HealthForLife schools barrow competition run by the conservation volunteers charity Tcv Birmingham!
Our garden was based on Ghana as the theme was the Commonwealth and we grew Jollof in our wheelbarrow.
We took our wheelbarrow down at the start of the week during construction of the gardens and they revisited when it opened.
Ash Class coped so well in the heat and the busy, sensory-heavy environment.
They even spotted Monty Don!
The Circus came to town in June and didn’t we all have fun.
Circus Starr is an independent, charitable organisation that supports disadvantaged, disabled and vulnerable children across the UK with the funds raised by our world-class circus production.
Thank you to all the staff for supporting the young people & residents on their afternoon & evening trips to Hereford.
West Midlands Learning Campus is very privileged to be gifted tickets each year by local companies who support Circus Starr.
A truly fabulous & entertaining show at King George V playing fields on Wednesday evening, a massive ‘thank you’ to all the performers and Chico the clown!
Students from Alderwasley Hall School visited Bearded Theory festival at Catton Hall for work experience. They help to set up the kids’ village by putting up bunting and making sure everything was set for the grand opening on Thursday.
Bearded Theory is a multi-award winning creative and performing arts festival set in the beautiful grounds of Catton Hall in the heart of the National Forest.
In 2016 they won “UK`s Best Family Festival” at the UK Festival Awards, 2014 they won “Promoter of the Year” award at the UK Festival Awards and Festival Kidz “Silver Award”. In 2013, after being shortlisted for many years, they finally won “Best Small Festival” at the UK Festival Awards and a Festival Kidz “Gold Award”. In 2011, they won the “UKs Best Independent Festival” at the AIM Music Awards.
After 2 years of virtual open days, we’re pleased to let you know that this year you’re all welcome to join us on Saturday 2nd of July at the lower school site for fun, music, and food.
We can’t wait to see you.
