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  • 04/11/25

    Remembrance Day & Poppy Appeal 2025

    Maple Class marked Remembrance Day with great thought and respect. The class learnt about the importance of the day through a PowerPoint presentation, independently created their own poppies, and joined in with a two-minute silence. They also enjoyed visiting the beautifully decorated atrium, f...
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  • 23/10/25

    Discovery Pathway Bowling Champions!

    Before the October half term, a fantastic team from Maple Class represented Doubletrees School in the Panathlon Challenge, supported by the St James’s Place Charity Foundation. Our six superstars worked brilliantly together and did us proud—finishing in an amazing second place out o...
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  • 23/10/25

    Halloween Disco!

    This week we celebrated all thing 'Spooky' by making halloween decorations and wearing scary outfits for our Spooktacular Disco!   Maple Class enjoyed a fantastic parent engagement session, where we came together to take part in a range of fun and creative Halloween activ...
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  • 21/10/25

    Harvest Festival & Foodbank Collection

    Maple class enjoyed a visit from David, a vicar from our local Church this week, to talk to us about the meaning of Harvest.  Many Christian communities celebrate the festival, and some focus on the care of the Earth, growing, nature and nurture. Harvest Festival celebrat...
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  • 21/10/25

    Diwali Celebrations

    Redwood class explored coloured rice and powdered paint for the Hindu festival of lights- Diwali. We watched and listened to rice trickling down a tube onto black paper and we used our eye pointing skills to communicate which colours we prefer. The paint and rice represented Rangoli patterns that...
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  • 08/10/25

    Maple Class Awards!

    Bronze Certificates Celebration! We are incredibly proud of all the amazing children in Maple Class! Today, we celebrated a wonderful achievement — every single student received their Bronze Award for consistently showing excellent behaviour in class. Their kindness, respect, and...
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  • 08/10/25

    Discovery Pathway Enjoy BikeAbility Lessons

    Cedar class enjoyed BikeAbility's accessible bicycle lessons this week! The learners behaved beautifully. They enjoyed riding lots of different bikes, including 3 wheel, 2 wheel, tandem and hand propelled. Everyone had great fun. Big thanks to the Bikeability team for all their help...
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  • 02/10/25

    Trewoon 'Yarn Bombers' donate hand made toys to Doubletrees

    We are very grateful to the Trewoon Yarn Bombers who have very kindly knitted and donated 'trauma' 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 operati...
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  • 01/10/25

    This week in the Discovery pathway.....

    Cedar Class -  This week we have been organising things by length. Reading our class story "Whatever Next", exploring how soap acts on germs, doing some really big jumps, and working on our construction skills. Maple Class -  Maple Class have thoroughly enjoyed their...
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  • 16/07/25

    Doubletrees Fundraising at ASDA!

    This week, some learners from Maple class went to our local Asda store to do some fundraising for our Friends of Doubletrees Charity. We were all superbly behaved and enjoyed interacting with the public, taking lots of donations! Maple were so polite, saying 'thank you' every time someo...
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  • 15/07/25

    The Royal College of Music & Bocconoc Estate visit Doubletrees!

    A huge thank you to Sarah Fortescue who organised a wonderful musical performance for us. Apollo, a string quartet from The Royal College of Music have been in residence at The Boconnoc Estate for the week. They wowed our learners with beautiful music that drifted through the corridors and filled th...
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