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- 14/12/22
Children & Families and SEND Local Offer News
See information on national and local organisations, services and activities for children and families in Newcastle:Read Full Story - 06/12/22
Where the railways started
Friday enrichment kept ‘on track’ with a relaxing walk up to where George Stephenson was born – a National Trust property housed on Hadrian’s Way which is part of the National Cycle Network.Read Full Story - 01/12/22
Phone Lines Down
Our phones are currently down and we cannot take any calls at the moment, we apologise for any difficulties this might cause.Read Full Story - 01/12/22
Wanderers Basketball Tournament
Learners from Trinity Academy Newcastle Upper Site took part in the annual Wanderers basketball tournament. Eight schools from across the region met at the Newcastle Eagles' Arena.Read Full Story - 01/12/22
Baltic Centre | Contemporary Art
Some of our Upper Site learners have visited the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art as part of their enrichment activities. They all enjoyed the visit. For many the art wasn't quite what they expected, but the building is a fantastic place to visit with; glass lifts, the infinity staircase and t...Read Full Story - 30/11/22
Edward M. Hallowell's 'ADHD 2.0'
As some of you may already know, our Upper Site SENCo, Miss Quearns, also has ADHD! Part of her superpower is her veracious appetite for knowledge and her constant search for the latest literature to support our neurodiverse learners.Read Full Story - 29/11/22
Religiously Reading Maps
As part of drop down day looking at religion, our learners in their Outdoor Education Pathway used maps.Read Full Story - 25/11/22
Outdoor Education Pathway
As part of Outdoor Education, learners have had the opportunity to visit National Trust sites such as Gibside. Learners have been able to experience low ropes courses, den building areas and have even been able to pick ripe apples from the trees and sample them. Fantastic area to visit, and the lear...Read Full Story - 25/11/22
Outdoor Education Pathway
As part of the Outdoor Education Pathway, learners not only take part in outdoor activities but these activities tie in with other subjects.Read Full Story - 24/11/22
Sanctuary | New term, new beginnings
Everyone in The Sanctuary is so excited about what lies ahead this term! Learners have a lot to look forward to, from new topics to forest school graduations. Some learners are ready to graduate from forest school, and we couldn’t be more proud of what they have achieved, and we know they...Read Full Story - 24/11/22
Becoming independent
This week in Art, KS3 started looking into the Arts and Crafts movement and generating their patterns for their advent calendar designs. The learners focused on the work of William Morris and used grid method to recreate one of his iconic patterns.Read Full Story - 24/11/22
Art Collab
Mrs Howe and learners from Trinity Academy Newcastle Upper Site are transforming the school!Read Full Story