Summer 2026 projects
During the Summer holidays our awesome Business Manager, Louise Smith, has worked extremely hard to prepare for, co-ordinate and ensure the execution of all these projects that our caretaking team and our wonderful cleaner Sara have completed alongside our contractors.
3 small rooms have had some lovely padded flooring and walls to support our pupils emotional well being and provide a calm and safe place for them to be.
- Electrical repairs and movement of sockets
- Removal of kitchen area from Badgers classroom
- New flooring and decoration to Badgers classroom
- Plant room repairs
- Emergency lighting survey
- External paintwork refreshed
- Squirrels’ toilet area decorated
- New toilets, flooring and decoration to Foxes and Blackbirds classrooms
- Decoration of Foxes, Blackbirds and Rabbits Classrooms
- Shelving in Foxes
- Cupboards outside Rabbits Classroom
- Artwork (thanks to Sara) to corridor, outside Blackbirds Classroom, Butterflies Classroom, Badgers Classroom and Rabbits Classroom
- Woodwork to external playgrounds
Our Improved Regulation Spaces – The Sett, Daisy Room and Buttercup Room
Improvements in Badgers
Amazing pieces of art work enhancing areas in school
New toilets
Foxes and Blackbirds have their toilet areas totally revamped!
Our Wonderful Entrance!
Earlier in the year we had our entrance revamped linking in with our trust values.
Summer 2025 projects
Our swimming pool has been enhanced with the addition of sensory lighting and music, creating a more engaging, calming and inclusive environment for our pupils. These improvements help to enrich the swimming experience, supporting wellbeing, confidence and enjoyment while enabling children to develop essential water safety and swimming skills in a welcoming and stimulating setting. Through these enhancements, we continue to invest in high-quality facilities that help every child to belong, achieve and thrive.
Forest School
Our Forest School area has been transformed to provide even greater opportunities for outdoor learning, exploration and creativity. Developments include a sustainable outdoor classroom powered by wind energy, dedicated den-building frames and an engaging mud kitchen, all designed to inspire curiosity, teamwork and problem-solving. These enhanced facilities enable pupils to connect with nature, develop practical life skills and learn through hands-on experiences, supporting our commitment to helping every child belong, achieve and thrive in a stimulating and inclusive environment.
Sensory Garden Development Project
Our sensory garden has been thoughtfully redesigned to create an engaging and inclusive outdoor space where pupils can explore, play and connect with one another. New additions include an outdoor theatre area for performance and storytelling, musical flower drums to encourage creativity and self-expression, a buddy bench to promote friendship and inclusion, a wooden bridge and sensory tunnel for exploration, and a role-play area to inspire imagination and communication. These exciting developments provide rich opportunities for sensory engagement, social interaction and outdoor learning, helping every child to build confidence, develop new skills and thrive in a welcoming environment.