RE Day – Easter

Posted on May 9, 2022 by Osborne School in School Events

On Thursday 7^th April we held an RE Day with an Easter theme. The students learnt about how eggs are a symbol of new life within the Christian tradition at Easter time. They painted eggs and considered what eggs made them think about. They watched a video of a chick hatching from an egg and found out that eggs can be a reminder or ‘symbol’ of new life. The students learnt about the Christian Easter story and how people of the Christian faith believe that Jesus died and then rose again. When we eat Easter eggs they remind us of this new life.

Carson Elday, Subject coordinator for RE

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Osborne School is a maintained special school for pupils with learning disabilities aged 11-19. All pupils who attend or are allocated a place have an Education Health Care Plan. The school philosophy is based on seven core values – Respect, Learning, Responsibility, Co-operation, Happiness, Honesty and Peace. As of Sept 2021 the school has a pupil allocation of 228 of which 50 places are in our FE department, Osborne College. 30 of our Key Stage 4 pupils are educated at our Oskings' provision at Kings' School, Winchester. We are a fully inclusive and dedicated establishment which takes the education of young people with special educational needs extremely seriously, and have high expectations to ensure all achieve their full potential.

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