Just got back from the Westminster Insight Conference on Inclusivity in SEND. A lot of very good practice promoted and whilst it wasn’t all new, the passion in the room whether from the newest teacher to the most influential strategist was evident for virtually all of the day. Pegasus fits so well in any centre […]
As part of the ESFA Pegasus project with funding from Careers South West, students at Curnow School have been busy working with the film crew from Mayn Creative at Falmouth University to produce a school film which show cases all they do. The end product looks fabulous and the premiere will take place early next […]
Great to hear that Pegasus is continuing to have an impact on learners across the ability range. Lots of ‘good news’ stories reinforce our initial plan to make a learning framework which is meaningful but simple. There’s already too many hurdles that teachers have to clear and so the simplicity of Pegasus is without doubt […]
Pegasus is growing from strength to strength and with Winter now upon us – we wish all our centres – old a new – a very happy Christmas. Remember that a key thread which goes through all we do is the genuine commitment to our promise that centres must use Pegasus to benefit their learners. There are no loop […]
Congratulations to the KS4 students from Curnow Special School in Redruth who completed the Jubilee Challenge at Okehampton army camp last weekend. The group volunteered to participate in the 9 mile hike over Dartmoor way back in January and since then they have taken part in 3 practice hikes. . There’s a great film on the […]
As part of the on going ‘Sea and Me’ collaboration with the National Maritime Museum and Dogbite Films, the Pegasus group met with and interviewed Lady Mary St Levan who lives on St Michael’s Mount. The Pegasus group interviewed her about the history of the Mount, it’s role within the coastal community of West Cornwall […]
The group is now gearing itself for the big push! The project now needs to determine the content which needs to be covered by the new exhibit and for this, the head honchos from the museum will be coming down to become the Dragon’s in a battle of the pitches. The practice day went well… […]
Just back from the Team Leader’s briefing for next year’s Jubilee Challenge with Curnow School. Such an amazing opportunity for young people. The spirit of adventure keeps alive the soul of man http://www.tentors.org.uk/jubilee/the-jubilee-challenge
Our Maritime Museum Pegasus group is going from strength to strength and produced some excellent outcomes on its bonding hike. The hike aims to help everyone to learn a little about themselves; each other and Pegasus. The underlying learning skill was to develop an awareness of the importance of asking questions. Once comfortable within the group, the communication […]
