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12th March 2025


Autism Support Cafés

We are inviting adults, parents and carers of children and young people, who have:

·         an autism diagnosis

·         are awaiting an assessment

·         are displaying early indicators ( suggesting their child may be Neurodiverse),

to attend our Autism Support Cafés with local support groups, information stalls and short workshops.

 

These events are in partnership with statutory services and community and voluntary organisations who can support families on their autism journey.

 

Our aim is to bring together adults, parents, carers and organisations, to provide support and information on services available. We are hoping that those who attend will help us shape our plans for future events across the WHSCT, provide feedback, ideas and suggestions. This input will be extremely valuable in the co-design of our future Café’s.

 

 

Tea & Coffee provided

Booking is not required. 

 

Any further questions email


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11th March 2025


Our Senior students recently returned from an unforgettable ski trip to Axamer Lizum, Austria, where they spent an action-packed week on the slopes! 🎿❄️


From perfecting their skiing techniques to tackling new challenges, our students showed great determination, resilience, and teamwork. They were fantastic ambassadors for our school, embracing every opportunity to learn and improve while making memories to last a lifetime. 🌟


We are so proud of their efforts and delighted they had such a brilliant experience. A huge thank you to everyone who helped make this trip possible!


We look forward to seeing you all again next year! Until then, relive the highlights of the week by watching our trip video: 📽️👇


 
 
 

10th March 2025


Last week, Patrick experienced a unique visit when he joined the Carlos Acutis group to see the tomb of Venerable Carlo Acutis, now open for public veneration in Assisi. Patrick, along with his group of pilgrims, dined with the monks in Assisi, attended a mass in honor of Carlo Acutis, and had a deeply faithful experience.


Well done Patrick!




 
 
 
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