All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘meath school’
Going back to my roots to make a difference – Interview with Rob Walton
Rob Walton is the new Headteacher at our Meath Primary school. Take a look at his hopes and aspirations for the role and what he wants to achieve with the children he’ll be helping and supporting below: What are you most looking forward to about starting at Meath School? This is my first headship and it’s great to be back …
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Meath Choir
Rachael Wyeth is a Senior Learning Support Assistant at I CAN’s Meath School for pupils with speech and / or language disorders in Surrey. Here she tells us about the pupils’ involvement in the “Meath Singers” school choir. All through the week, groups of children can be heard singing one of our favourite warm up songs in the playground. By …
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Inclusive Communication
Jessie Luckins is the Senior Speech and Language Therapist at I CAN’s Meath School in Surrey. Here she talks about some of the technology we use to assist children with complex SLCN, so they can communicate with confidence. Communication takes many guises and ranges through facial expression, pointing and gesture to vocalisations and spoken language, encompassing all of these. In addition we …
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Meath’s Got Talent
“Lorraine Rogers is a Child Care Officer in the Residential department of I CAN’s Meath School for pupils with speech and / or language disorders in Surrey. Here she talks about the annual ‘Meath’s Got Talent’ show.” Every year Meath School Residential Team hosts a talent show for all to enjoy. It has been running now for 11 years and …
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Meath students travel in style
Lorraine Rogers is a Child Care Officer in the residential department of I CAN’s Meath School for pupils with speech and/or language disorders in Surrey. Here she explains just how much the new school minibus means to the children. In residential we use the minibus on a regular basis and to have a brand new one is a pretty big …
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