BSL in our hands
BSL in our Hands
BSL in our Hands
The young people taking part in the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award have been working on learning new skills, such as pottery, coding and bike maintenance. As well as this, they have had the opportunity to learn camp crafts in order to be self-sufficient on their expedition.
Please read our pupil's account of Work Experience at Gartmoor Stables
Read all about the skills that one pupil, Kazim, gained.
Pupils had a fantastic day out at the NEC 'Big Bang' Science Fair.
Pupils had an excellent visit from HSBC to learn about money management.
On Tuesday 16th April, Braidwood participated in the England Deaf Schools Five-aside Championship at St Georges Park.
We took five teams who all competed extremely well. The Junior Boys made it all the way to the final.
BSL and Deaf community events are now on our Community links section of our website. Please click on the link at the top of this page.
On Monday 19th February, the BBC came to video our students taking part in a Shakespeare drama workshop exploring the play ‘The Tempest’.
Our school has been working in partnership with Dr Abigail-Woodall from the University of Birmingham and Tracy Irish from the RSC Theatre. We have been supporting them in their ‘Signing Shakespeare Project’ which involves the creation of amazing online resources and activities to support teachers teaching Shakespeare to Deaf pupils.
Year 10 and 12 students visited Queen Alexandra College, Birmingham on 6th February 2024
The Braidwood Band rehearse weekly as one of SFE Music Service's school-based ensembles. They have just recorded a video for the SFE online City Music Festival. Great playing guys!
Click read more to see the video!
Some of our Year 9 learners visited the food market in Birmingham City centre. As part of their "meat" topic in food tech this term, they went to look at the range of meat and fish available to buy.