Fox Hollies Special School

This Friday (11th February) is 'dress to impress' day for mental health awareness, so please send your child into school wearing something bright and cheerful which will make them feel good about themselves 😀

Fox Hollies School along with Cherry Oak Special School, Baskerville School and Uffculme Special School have been in collaboration with Birmingham Community Libraries to produce a Sensory Storytelling Experience.

Over several weeks each school will show their take on a story called 'It'll be ok Mae'. Its a virtual story that aims to help people with SEN to deal with change.

A message from our Chair of Governors,

Hello all,

I hope you’re keeping well and safe.

Many of you may have been aware that yesterday was UK Disability Arts awareness & celebration day. I am sure you agree; the arts can help so many of us explain how we are feeling when we can’t always find the words. In these current times more than ever, we need to focus on ways in recovering our lives and bringing back the power of being together, being social and being creative.

As well as being Chair of Governors for Fox Hollies school, I work for Birmingham Royal Ballet, some of you will know BRB has had a long relationship with Fox Hollies and together we created Freefall Dance company in 2002. I would like to share this new short film created by Freefall Dance Company and students from University of Birmingham Physical Education course; https://twitter.com/BRB/status/1273208768801779716?s=20

I look forward to the day when we can welcome you all back in to Fox Hollies and continue creating and learning together.

Best wishes, keep safe,
Will
Chair of Governors
Fox Hollies School

Birmingham Royal Ballet on Twitter “To mark today’s UK Disability Arts Alliance awareness raising and celebration day we’re pleased to share this new short film created by Freefall Dance Company and students of ’s PGDipEd Physical Education (QTS) course. https://t.co/Fug9znZMFg.....