Yesterday, Mrs Murphy's group had the experience of visiting Mrs Bushnell's allotment where they were able to pick fruit and vegetables and plant some onion bulbs. After a morning of picking tomatoes, peppers, beetroots, potatoes and carrots, they enjoyed a picnic of chocolate and beetroot cake and apple and pear cake with juice.
Key Stage 1 Hearing Impaired Children Visit the Post OfficeMrs Murphy took her Year 1 and 2 hearing impaired children on a trip to the post office. The children wrote letters to one of our P-HIC Communicators, Mrs Lamb, who is currently at home in New Zealand. Pupils walked to t… Read More
A (Midsummer Night's) Dream PerformanceKrazy Kat Theatre Company returned to our school to delight us with another engaging performance based on a classic tale. This year, we were treated to a wonderfully creative and humorous adaptation of Shakespeare's 'A Midsum… Read More
Hearing Impaired Pupils Experience the LSO in Concert Our hearing impaired pupils visited the Barbican Centre to experience a spectacular concert by the London Symphony Orchestra. After an easy Tube journey, the children hopped off the train and walked excitedly to the concert v… Read More
Hearing Impaired Pupils 'Shine'
Hacton's hearing impaired children were recently given an exciting opportunity to work with Essex photographer, David Shields. He was producing a exhibition about the achievements of deaf children and young adults and what… Read More
Hearing Impaired Pupils Record with the LSOOur Key Stage 2 hearing impaired pupils recently took a trip to the St Luke's Music Education Centre in Old Street, London for an exciting and rewarding day recording with musicians from the London Symphony Or… Read More
