Our Pathways students enjoyed a fantastic visit to Wythenshawe Park today, making the most of the fresh air, outdoor activities and time with friends.It was wonderful to see so many smiles as everyone explored, played and enjoyed the day together. π³π ... See MoreSee Less
Hello From IB Holiday Club!We had much better weather today,So short walk outside was met with a Hip Hip Hooray!We wished each other good morning,Despite the fresh air a few of us were still yawning!Before break we had some Sensory play,Nothing like lights, sounds and bubbles to make ones day!Along came break time plates roll out with snacks adorning,Taste better nicked was a sentiment so some tried pawning!Cooking was on the menu for the day,We made spooky cookies and they almost got eaten straight away!Dancing was our last session we got the students up and preforming,Spooky songs mixed with a big BOO too without warning!A fun filled Halloween day in IB today!Over and Out! ... See MoreSee Less
Pathways had a spooktacular time at their Halloween pool party, enjoying pumpkin play, dancing to Halloween music and plenty of festive fun in the pool! ππΊπ¦ ... See MoreSee Less
Hello from a VERY rainy IB Holiday Club!We've had a jam-packed day filled with fun,We started the day with a breakfast club and morning routine,IB braved the weather for a short walk and even a little run!We enjoyed our snacks a plenty at break,Which lead us into a bumper Parachute Time.IB finished the midday with some messy play including sand to build and rake!Dinner time went down a treat, We ended the day making Spider Web Suncatchers which are pretty neat!IB Over and Out! ... See MoreSee Less
Our young people at Holiday Club had a lovely morning at the museum of science and industry. We explored the different areas and played with the interactive activities. This afternoon, we enjoyed artistic activities such as colouring, colour pegs and modelling using plasticine! ... See MoreSee Less
What a fantastic first half term it's been at New Bridge Pathways! Our latest blog is packed with highlights from across the provision and celebrates the hard work, progress and achievements of our students as we head into the half term break.Read the blog here: www.newbridgeschool.net/News/New-Bridge-Pathways-Blog-Post-23-10-2026/We wish all our students, families and colleagues a restful and enjoyable break. π ... See MoreSee Less
As half term gets underway, why not take a moment to catch up on the latest blog from New Bridge School?Our latest update looks back on a busy and successful first half term, celebrates some of the fantastic learning taking place across school, and includes a special message from Mrs T as we head into the break.We wish all our students, families and staff a safe, happy and relaxing half term.Read the full blog here: www.newbridgeschool.net/News/New-Bridge-School-Blog-Post-23-10-2026/π ... See MoreSee Less
KPT KS4 have had an extremely busy and successful first half term, with students working incredibly hard towards their individual targets. Here are some of the highlights from the past eight weeks: In Community Living, our topic has been The Environment. Students have enjoyed exploring the outdoor environment by taking photographs of things they can see and then recreating these images in their own creative ways. They have developed their understanding of how to care for the environment and demonstrated excellent teamwork whilst helping to tidy the playground. The class has also been learning about recycling. Students have been introduced to new signs linked to the topic, practised sorting rubbish into the correct recycling bins, and worked together to create a fantastic classroom display to showcase their learning and achievements. During our Morning Routine sessions, students have been developing their understanding of different types of weather. They have worked hard to associate weather symbols and objects of reference with various weather conditions and have successfully completed thirteen weather-focused activities on the Seesaw platform. Alongside this, students have been learning to identify and communicate their feelings, making links to the Zones of Regulation to support their emotional awareness and self-regulation. They have also been practising and developing their fine motor skills through a variety of engaging activities and different sensory mediums. In Life Skills, students have been learning about how to look after their bodies and the importance of personal hygiene. They have been identifying a range of toiletries and recognising where they are used on the body. The class has also developed their understanding of effective handwashing, including why it is important, when hands should be washed, and how good hand hygiene helps to keep us healthy. We are incredibly proud of all the hard work, enthusiasm, and progress the students have shown throughout this half term. They have embraced new learning opportunities, developed important life skills, and continued to grow in confidence and independence. We look forward to another successful half term and celebrating many more achievements. Miss Patchett and Mrs Holland ... See MoreSee Less
Today was a very special day in class as we held the raffle for our beautifully decorated pumpkin. Throughout the week, pupils worked incredibly hard to transform it into a sparkling masterpiece, carefully bedazzling it with a dazzling array of colourful gemstones.Excitement filled the room as our guest of honour, Mr. Thompson kindly drew the winning ticket from the hat. When the lucky student's name was announced, the classroom erupted with cheers, smiles, and happy squeals of delight. It was a truly magical moment, and everyone shared the joy of celebrating the wonderful creativity and hard work that had gone into this special project.Thank you to all involved and well done 9LMN.Happy Halloween π ... See MoreSee Less
As we come to the end of another fantastic half term at New Bridge College, we're taking the opportunity to reflect on the many achievements, experiences and successes our students have enjoyed over the last few weeks.Take a look at this week's blog to see what our students have been learning and celebrating:π www.newbridgeschool.net/News/New-Bridge-College-Blog-Post-23-10-2026/A huge thank you to our students, families and staff for their continued hard work, commitment and support throughout the half term. We hope everyone enjoys a well-earned break and has the chance to rest, recharge and make some wonderful memories.We look forward to welcoming everyone back after half term, ready for another exciting chapter of learning and achievement.Have a fantastic half term break! π ... See MoreSee Less
HB-LST have had a great half term. All students have settled well into the class and have developed positive relationships with both staff and peers. It has been wonderful to see their confidence grow as they engage in daily activities and routines.In Living Skills, students have been learning about personal care, developing their understanding of self-care routines and the importance of maintaining personal hygiene and independence wherever possible.In Maths, the focus has been on numbers and shapes. Students have been exploring number recognition, counting activities, and identifying a range of 2D shapes through practical and engaging learning experiences.In English, students have enjoyed a sensory story based on "Giraffes Can't Dance." They have actively participated in a variety of sensory activities linked to the story, helping to develop their communication, attention, and engagement skills.In Humanities, students have been taking part in blow painting activities to support the development of their fine motor skills. They have enjoyed exploring different colours and creative techniques while strengthening the skills needed for mark-making and early writing development.We have had a busy but fantastic half term! We are wishing all our families a happy half term and see you in November. ... See MoreSee Less
Our Pathways students enjoyed a fantastic visit to Wythenshawe Park today, making the most of the fresh air, outdoor activities and time with friends.It was wonderful to see so many smiles as everyone explored, played and enjoyed the day together. π³π ... See MoreSee Less
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Hello From IB Holiday Club!We had much better weather today,So short walk outside was met with a Hip Hip Hooray!We wished each other good morning,Despite the fresh air a few of us were still yawning!Before break we had some Sensory play,Nothing like lights, sounds and bubbles to make ones day!Along came break time plates roll out with snacks adorning,Taste better nicked was a sentiment so some tried pawning!Cooking was on the menu for the day,We made spooky cookies and they almost got eaten straight away!Dancing was our last session we got the students up and preforming,Spooky songs mixed with a big BOO too without warning!A fun filled Halloween day in IB today!Over and Out! ... See MoreSee Less
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Pathways had a spooktacular time at their Halloween pool party, enjoying pumpkin play, dancing to Halloween music and plenty of festive fun in the pool! ππΊπ¦ ... See MoreSee Less
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Hello from a VERY rainy IB Holiday Club!We've had a jam-packed day filled with fun,We started the day with a breakfast club and morning routine,IB braved the weather for a short walk and even a little run!We enjoyed our snacks a plenty at break,Which lead us into a bumper Parachute Time.IB finished the midday with some messy play including sand to build and rake!Dinner time went down a treat, We ended the day making Spider Web Suncatchers which are pretty neat!IB Over and Out! ... See MoreSee Less
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Our young people at Holiday Club had a lovely morning at the museum of science and industry. We explored the different areas and played with the interactive activities. This afternoon, we enjoyed artistic activities such as colouring, colour pegs and modelling using plasticine! ... See MoreSee Less
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What a fantastic first half term it's been at New Bridge Pathways! Our latest blog is packed with highlights from across the provision and celebrates the hard work, progress and achievements of our students as we head into the half term break.Read the blog here: www.newbridgeschool.net/News/New-Bridge-Pathways-Blog-Post-23-10-2026/We wish all our students, families and colleagues a restful and enjoyable break. π ... See MoreSee Less
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As half term gets underway, why not take a moment to catch up on the latest blog from New Bridge School?Our latest update looks back on a busy and successful first half term, celebrates some of the fantastic learning taking place across school, and includes a special message from Mrs T as we head into the break.We wish all our students, families and staff a safe, happy and relaxing half term.Read the full blog here: www.newbridgeschool.net/News/New-Bridge-School-Blog-Post-23-10-2026/π ... See MoreSee Less
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KPT KS4 have had an extremely busy and successful first half term, with students working incredibly hard towards their individual targets. Here are some of the highlights from the past eight weeks: In Community Living, our topic has been The Environment. Students have enjoyed exploring the outdoor environment by taking photographs of things they can see and then recreating these images in their own creative ways. They have developed their understanding of how to care for the environment and demonstrated excellent teamwork whilst helping to tidy the playground. The class has also been learning about recycling. Students have been introduced to new signs linked to the topic, practised sorting rubbish into the correct recycling bins, and worked together to create a fantastic classroom display to showcase their learning and achievements. During our Morning Routine sessions, students have been developing their understanding of different types of weather. They have worked hard to associate weather symbols and objects of reference with various weather conditions and have successfully completed thirteen weather-focused activities on the Seesaw platform. Alongside this, students have been learning to identify and communicate their feelings, making links to the Zones of Regulation to support their emotional awareness and self-regulation. They have also been practising and developing their fine motor skills through a variety of engaging activities and different sensory mediums. In Life Skills, students have been learning about how to look after their bodies and the importance of personal hygiene. They have been identifying a range of toiletries and recognising where they are used on the body. The class has also developed their understanding of effective handwashing, including why it is important, when hands should be washed, and how good hand hygiene helps to keep us healthy. We are incredibly proud of all the hard work, enthusiasm, and progress the students have shown throughout this half term. They have embraced new learning opportunities, developed important life skills, and continued to grow in confidence and independence. We look forward to another successful half term and celebrating many more achievements. Miss Patchett and Mrs Holland ... See MoreSee Less
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Today was a very special day in class as we held the raffle for our beautifully decorated pumpkin. Throughout the week, pupils worked incredibly hard to transform it into a sparkling masterpiece, carefully bedazzling it with a dazzling array of colourful gemstones.Excitement filled the room as our guest of honour, Mr. Thompson kindly drew the winning ticket from the hat. When the lucky student's name was announced, the classroom erupted with cheers, smiles, and happy squeals of delight. It was a truly magical moment, and everyone shared the joy of celebrating the wonderful creativity and hard work that had gone into this special project.Thank you to all involved and well done 9LMN.Happy Halloween π ... See MoreSee Less
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As we come to the end of another fantastic half term at New Bridge College, we're taking the opportunity to reflect on the many achievements, experiences and successes our students have enjoyed over the last few weeks.Take a look at this week's blog to see what our students have been learning and celebrating:π www.newbridgeschool.net/News/New-Bridge-College-Blog-Post-23-10-2026/A huge thank you to our students, families and staff for their continued hard work, commitment and support throughout the half term. We hope everyone enjoys a well-earned break and has the chance to rest, recharge and make some wonderful memories.We look forward to welcoming everyone back after half term, ready for another exciting chapter of learning and achievement.Have a fantastic half term break! π ... See MoreSee Less
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HB-LST have had a great half term. All students have settled well into the class and have developed positive relationships with both staff and peers. It has been wonderful to see their confidence grow as they engage in daily activities and routines.In Living Skills, students have been learning about personal care, developing their understanding of self-care routines and the importance of maintaining personal hygiene and independence wherever possible.In Maths, the focus has been on numbers and shapes. Students have been exploring number recognition, counting activities, and identifying a range of 2D shapes through practical and engaging learning experiences.In English, students have enjoyed a sensory story based on "Giraffes Can't Dance." They have actively participated in a variety of sensory activities linked to the story, helping to develop their communication, attention, and engagement skills.In Humanities, students have been taking part in blow painting activities to support the development of their fine motor skills. They have enjoyed exploring different colours and creative techniques while strengthening the skills needed for mark-making and early writing development.We have had a busy but fantastic half term! We are wishing all our families a happy half term and see you in November. ... See MoreSee Less
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