As with every year at NCW, we like to end the summer term with a week jam-packed full of fun activities for students – and although the circumstances this year are somewhat different, it certainly didn’t stop us!

A number of staff have recorded themselves reading aloud chapters of Carnegie-medal-winning children’s novel, Framed. Written by Frank Cottrell Boyce, the hilarious story follows a boy named Dylan and the crime-worthy shenanigans he gets up to!

Students and staff at NCW have come together during tough times to sing and record ‘Over The Rainbow’ and spread some cheer!

Key Stage 3 along with a handful of students from upper school have entered a blooming marvellous Sunflower challenge!

Miss Emanuel, Head of Independent Living Skills, has shared a great recipe for delicious scones which students and families can all whip up at home! She also shares some useful tips for cooking with a vision impairment.

During week six of the COVID-19 Lockdown we launched an ambitious plan – The virtual #NCWChallenge where we would attempt to travel from Lands End to John O’Groats in one hour! On Friday 1st May our whole school, their families, friends and other NCW supporters used their one hour of daily outdoor exercise to contribute

Year 11 student Tom has been getting busy in the ILS kitchen working hard to devise and cook a three course meal for his GCSE Food Prep and Nutrition qualification.

Year 7 and 8 students stepped back in time and enjoyed a tactile, hands on experience at historic Warwick Castle as part of their SEN Day.

As part of National Science Week, students at NCW have been embracing their inner Scientists and sharing knowledge with a local mainstream school.