The Bridge Special School

Girls from both North & South Campuses participated in a lesson about periods and the changes that occur when menstruation starts.

We had the official opening ceremony of our Felixstowe campus last week, and an article is in the Ipswich Star.

New SEND school opens after £1m refurbishment The Bridge School has opened in Felixstowe and will make a "huge difference" to SEND children, its headteacher says.

Once again pupils were selected to represented the school at Crown Pools in Ipswich to take part in the Ipswich region swimming Panathlon.

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Sign of the week

Some of our children visited Endeavour House this week to learn about the different types of jobs that people do.

Panda class have worked hard exploring their new book "Operation Banana".

Elephant class have enjoyed visiting the Felixstowe campus this term.

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Our next competition is our Swimming Gala in Ipswich from 17th March - 21st March.

Thank you to everyone who entered our Great Bridge Bake Off competition. The entries this year are such a high standard! It's been tough to judge!
Pupils have shown a lot of independent working and cooking skills, so we wanted to show off all the hard work that's been put in.

Winners are:
• Bringing Learning to Life – Ipswich - Panda / Felixstowe - Gorilla

• Best Class Cake – Ipswich – 1. Zebra, 2. Butterfly, 3. Robin / Felixstowe – Eagle

• Best Home Baker – Ipswich – 1. Jessica M, 2. Connor, 3. Patrick / Felixstowe – Zac

• Headteacher award for Best creative / presented cake – Puffin & Koala

Giraffe Class had a great time flipping pancakes.

Eagle class became explorers for the day while learning about Ernest Shackleton.

Train to Teach Information Evening

Farmer Will and his tractor came to visit our school this week.

Tiger class's book The Wild Robot, has used lots of words which may be new to us.