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    • Front cover of The Puffer Fish Who Puffed the Wrong Puff

      The Puffer Fish Who Puffed the Wrong Puff

      Published 19/02/24

      We are delighted to announce that our very own Miss Chandler has written and published a new book called The Puffer Fish Who Puffed the Wrong Puff.

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    • School uniform items hanging out of student property boxes

      Not another lost cardigan?!

      Published 07/09/23

      Every day, we find lots of lost uniform items left all around the school and yard. Children abandon their cardigans and coats at the drop of a very small hat! 

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    • Malin Bridge School Council

      Congratulations to the new school councillors

      Published 07/09/23

      Congratulations to our new 2023-2024 school councillors who were elected by their class peers earlier this term.

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    • Integrated Resource coming January 2024

      Published 07/09/23

      We are in the process of developing an Integrated Resource (IR) for children with Communication and Interaction as their primary need and who have an Education and Health Care Plan.

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    • Rainbow Talk wheel include tabs for hear, touch, smell, taste, and think

      What actually is Rainbow Talk?

      Published 07/09/23

      If you have been following our Instagram posts, you may have heard about "Rainbow Talk", but what actually is Rainbow Talk?

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    • A poster for The Kindness Charter

      Healthy Minds Champions Spreading Kindness

      Published 06/09/23

      When we launched a recruitment for some Healthy Minds champions we were overwhelmed by the response from the children and the enthusiasm that our champions have for their quest to spread kindness throughout Malin Bridge.

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    • A message from our head teacher regarding the recent school closures due to lightweight concrete

      Published 06/09/23

      Dear Parents and Carers,

      You may have seen recent media coverage regarding Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) and its use in educational settings. RAAC is a lightweight form of concrete; because it is weaker than regular concrete, concerns have been raised about its long-term durability.

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