Sidestrand Hall School, that caters for students with wide ranging complex needs, will use the new unit to teach woodwork to its pupils. Picture: Samus Farrelly (Image: Archant)
Sidestrand Hall School, that caters for students with wide ranging complex needs, will use the new unit to teach woodwork to its pupils.
The opening of the unit, named the Skills Pod, will help special needs sixth formers gain practical skills which will assist them when they move on to working in the community.
WATCH: Dramatic aerial footage of latest Norfolk cliff collapse - and people ignoring warnings to stay awaySarah Young, head teacher at Sidestrand Hall School said: "You have to live for today, you have to look at what the children need.
"Our children thrive in a practical environment and have been enjoying creating lots of things for and in the skills pod."
Sidestrand Hall School, that caters for students with wide ranging complex needs, will use the new unit to teach woodwork to its pupils. Picture: Samus Farrelly (Image: Archant)
A total of £18,000 was raised by Wooden Spoon Eastern Counties to complete the Skills Pod.
The children sold some of their carpentry work at a Christmas fair, which raised a total of £2000 for the school's charity.
Sidestrand Hall School, that caters for students with wide ranging complex needs, will use the new unit to teach woodwork to its pupils. Picture: Samus Farrelly (Image: Archant)
Sidestrand Hall School, that caters for students with wide ranging complex needs, will use the new unit to teach woodwork to its pupils. Picture: Samus Farrelly (Image: Archant)
Sidestrand Hall School, that caters for students with wide ranging complex needs, will use the new unit to teach woodwork to its pupils. Picture: Samus Farrelly (Image: Archant)
Sidestrand Hall School, that caters for students with wide ranging complex needs, will use the new unit to teach woodwork to its pupils. Picture: Samus Farrelly (Image: Archant)
Sidestrand Hall School, that caters for students with wide ranging complex needs, will use the new unit to teach woodwork to its pupils. Picture: Samus Farrelly (Image: Archant)
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