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  • 10/02/26

    Maple & Willow class Eden Project Ice Skating!

    Willow and Maple class had a wonderful time this morning going to the Eden Project for ice skating. They were able to go on with their shoes on as the ice rink was uncut. They all had a great time exploring different equipment and linking into our learning of Arctic Adventures and exploring cold cli...
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  • 28/01/26

    Apple class enjoy Ice-Skating at the Eden Project!

    Apple class had an enchanting time at the Eden Project this week! Our 'Arctic Adventure' topic truly came to life as we bundled up warm and glided into a winter wonderland for an ice skating experience. With staff and parents guiding us, we twirled across the ice, laughter echoing...
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  • 12/01/26

    Big Garden Bird Watch 2026 (23-25 January 2026)

    BIG GARDEN BIRD WATCH 2025 Doubletrees are signed up to take part in the RSPB big garden bird watch running in January and we are asking you to get involved alongside us. WHEN   chose one hour over the weekend of 23rd – 25th January WHERE   any outdoor area you pre...
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  • 17/12/25

    Learning in Nature. The 'Harmony Project' Maple class feature!

    We are very pleased that our Maple class have made it into the 'Learning in Nature' Autumn newsletter 2025!  Thank you to Lisa Woodhouse, our school forest school lead and HLTA, for sparking our interest in all things nature. Here's a snip of the article...
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  • 08/12/25

    Thank you to Par Garden Centre for donating our school Christmas tree!

    We wish to extend a very festive Thank You to Par Garden Centre, for donating our beautiful school Christmas tree!  Their Santa and Elves from the centre's Grotto delivered the tree, and also visited all of our classes to deliver Christmas cheer.  The corridors rang...
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  • 04/12/25

    Trewoon Yarn Bombers donate Teddies to Doubletrees

    We are very grateful to the Trewoon Yarn Bombers who have very kindly knitted and donated even more teddies for our learners.  We will be donating these beautifully knitted toys to learners who need them.  Our staff will be nominating learners who are recovering from an operation or a sign...
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  • 04/12/25

    NHS Immunisation Catch-up Dates & Locations

    Did your child miss the dates for immunisations in school?  If so, please see below where and when you can book in.  
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  • 01/12/25

    Poppy Appeal Fund Raiser Total!

    We would like to thank our Doubletrees Post 14 teams for selling poppies and stationery for the Royal British Legion this year.  Their efforts and your generosity raised the fantastic amount of £61.71.  Well done everyone for supporting this cause.
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  • 18/11/25

    Doubletrees Closure Procedure for Information

    I would like to remind you of our School Closure Procedure.  If the school should be closed for example severe weather, the decision will be made by 7:15 in the morning. We will contact Pupil Transport at the Local Authority who will then contact you.  If not, we suggest that you contact t...
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  • 10/11/25

    Children in Need Cake Sale Update. £154.00 raised!

    Discovery Pathway successfully led today’s Children in Need cake sale, and what a fantastic job they did! We all showed excellent teamwork and communication skills as we engaged with other pupils and staff, shared thoughtful cake recommendations, and handled the money with care. O...
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  • 07/11/25

    EYFS BikeAbility lessons

    A group of EYFS learners went to Par Running Track to enjoy a Bikeability session. We also used this as a discussion point to talk about staying safe around fires, due to the recent fire that sadly happened at the track. Learners tried different trikes and bikes, requesting...
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  • 07/11/25

    Discovery Outdoor Learning!

    This week, Maple class enjoyed a wonderful outdoor learning experience in the sensory garden. They explored nature using all five senses—listening carefully to birdsong and rustling leaves, feeling the textures of different plants, noticing the variety of colours and shapes around them, and id...
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