Thornhill Park School

Thornhill Park School is an independent specialist school based in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear for pupils aged 4-19

Our mission is to work together inspiring, supporting, celebrating and equipping autistic and neurodiverse children, young people and adults.

Personal hygiene in PSHE

Within PSHE, pupils in Star class have been learning about the importance of personal hygiene, including good oral hygiene.

Pupils engaged in practical activities, learning how to correctly brush their teeth.

Latest

Aycliffe pupils reach new heights as they achieve fundraising target

Class 6 from Aycliffe School rallied together to complete their sponsored Roseberry Topping climb, and achieved their goal of raising £500 for classroom equipment.
Artist's Sycamore Gap painting raises over £1000 in raffle

Paul Alderson was 'blown away by the support' of donors when he raised a total of £1,121 for the North East Autism Society with a one-of-a-kind raffle.
Pupils celebrate end of term on open top bus

Class 2 enjoy the end of the school year with an open top bus ride and a visit to a miniature railway in South Shields.
Josh's sponsored walk success

Well done to Emsworth pupil Josh who raised hundreds of pounds for children with cancer by taking on a 15-mile sponsored walk.

Pupils celebrate end of term on open top bus

Class 2 enjoy the end of the school year with an open top bus ride and a visit to a miniature railway in South Shields.
Josh's sponsored walk success

Well done to Emsworth pupil Josh who raised hundreds of pounds for children with cancer by taking on a 15-mile sponsored walk.
Practical science at the Life Centre

Pupils from Thornhill Park School take part in a range of practical experiments at Newcastle's Life Science Centre.
Work experience on the farm

Two Thornhill Park pupils have been enjoying work experience at New Warlands farm, where they have been planting, fixing fences and feeding animals.
Ben gets hotel experience

Thornhill Park pupil Ben enjoys a day working at two Newcastle hotels to get an insight into careers in hospitality.
Making music

Rainbow and Comet classes play along to songs using a range of instruments and tapping sticks.
Moon class design t-shirts and robots

Moon class enjoy a creative week making their own coloured t-shirts and designing robots in IT.
Beach surprise for litter pickers

When pupils went to the beach as part of their science project, they were delighted to be greeted by the sight of dolphins out to sea.
Recipes for success

Sun class create their own recipes to follow in cookery lessons and have created some delicious dishes.
Scavenger hunt for English

Star Class go on a scavenger hunt around school to develop their reading and listening skills.

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