Learn4Life school (and Max & Lye our therapeutic dogs) celebrated World Mental Health Day by looking at what Mental Health looks like, spotting the signs of poor Mental Health and what to do for support. The pupils engaged in activities and conversations throughout the day with the aim of embracing a sense of community and

We are feeling very proud today as one of our young people became a real hero, saving a drowning dog caught in fishing wire in the canal. This is the letter he received from the very grateful owner. Young People in Care do not get the recognition that they deserve at times so well done K 

Congratulations to all the young people for all their academic and personal achievements this year. The leavers meal was enjoyed by the pupils who all looked fabulous. We wish them every success in the next steps of the education journey

For Mental Health Awareness Week in 2022, our pupils at Learn4Life focussed on the connection between loneliness and mental health. Loneliness is affecting more and more of us in the UK and has had a huge impact on our physical and mental health during the pandemic. Our connection to other people and our community is

Its been a tough month here but everything seems so much better when we read work such as this completed by one of our young people (K) in Learn4Life School, completed following her first day in our floating classroom, we are very proud of this