1st and 2nd classes made lovely autumn trees. They cut around their arms to make the tree trunks. They then used finger painting to add the leaves.

The children in the autism room were very busy in September. From drilling to nature hunts, from sorting to writing, they have enjoyed exploring, creating and learning together.

Jnr and Snr Infants made hot air balloons art to mark the start of the new school year. By Ariel and Morven.

Jnr and Snr Infants read the book 'The Dot' by Peter H Reynolds for World Dot Day. They then painted their own dotty pictures. By Ariel and Morven.

1st and 2nd classes painted pictures of the beach, when they came back to school after the summer holidays. By Omer and Munira

The Seatbelt Sheriff came to visit 1st and 2nd classes, to teach them all about raod safety and belting up their seatbelts.

During the summer, we got some new sensory walls in our corridor. They include things we can lock, things we can touch and turn. We can turn on and off lights and flip the sand timer. There is a ladybird xylophone and straps we can close. We can move and play with the train. The zebra has shapes we can twist and turn and take off. Thank you to Jake's dad for putting them up and to the Autism Working group for the idea. By Aslan and Theo.

The 3rd and 4th classes traced around their hands and arms. They divided the background into grid squares. Each picture has its own personality, just like its creator. By Dylan and Yonatan.

5th and 6th classes used paper plates, scrap paper and other materials to make an eye catching meal, from burgers to salads. We could spot spaghetti and meatballs and pizza. What can you see? By Sara and Shachar

Watch this space. The children in 5th and 6th class are taking over our blog and will be posting regular updates.