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Children in Need 2020

Children in Need is the annual fundraising event and live TV show put on by the BBC to raise vital funds for important causes to change the lives of young people for the better. The Hub School raised £212.75 for this important event.

Activities included: Beat the Keeper, How many sweeties in the jar?, Duck Race Sweepstake, Raffle and more!

Remembrance Day 2020

Armistice Day is on 11 November and is also known as Remembrance Day. It marks the day World War One ended, at 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month, in 1918. A two-minute silence is held at 11am to remember the people who have died in wars. The staff and students held their own ceremony in the grounds with readings, a two-minute silence and each student placed a handmade poppy within the trees on site. The poppies were made by the students using upcycled drinks bottles, I'm sure you'll agree they looked really effective!

Sports Relief Day 2020

On March 13th 2020 we organised a Sports Relief day were children took part in different sporting activities throughout the day.

Boxing coach Mike Bromby Junior came in to test the children on their boxing skills were they did some circuit training and pad work.

All students took part in a very enjoyable and closely contested Staff Vs Students game of football, which ended up in a 4-3 victory to the staff! There was even time for half time oranges for refreshments in between the competitive action. Finally, in the afternoon, we all made our way to Haltemprice Leisure Centre whilst completing a 3 mile sponsored walk to raise money for Sports Relief. We all competed in a mixed-teams dodgeball tournament.

A successful day was had by all! All money raised goes to people living incredibly tough lives here in the UK and around the world. A big thank you goes to our staff and students!

No More Knives Project 2020

On the 4th March we welcomed into the Hub school the No More Knives Campaign. Mo Timbo who is originally from Peckham and involved in gang shared his story.

The students were interested in Mo's story and he regaled the evening he was stabbed in his arm and chest. We then listened to Kayliegh Pepper who's brother Richard would have had his 30th Birthday the following day but sadly he was murdered in an horrific knife crime. Staff and students fought back tears listening to Kayleigh tell how she would give anything for one more day with her brother Richard.

The students then listened to a real life murder investigation by Richard Whelan from Humberside police and the students were surprised to hear the driver on the night of the crime also got a hefty jail sentence for his part in this crime.

Finally the students met an author called Christina Gabbitas who has written a book all about knife crime. She signed a copy and gave every student their own copy.

Richard Whelan from Humberside police said he felt the day had more meaning to our students than some of the big talks he does in many large schools around the country. We would like to thank the No More Knives team for visiting us at The Hub School.

Christmas 2019 at The Hub School

Child in Need - 15th November 2019

Children In Need is the annual fundraising event and live TV show put on by the BBC to raise vital funds for important causes to change the lives of young people for the better. The Hub School raised £107.70p for this important event. Activities include: Beat the Keeper, Duck Race Sweepstake, Raffle, Baby Quiz and more!

Children in Need Quiz

Each photograph is of a member of staff from The Hub. Can you guess who they are?

Anti-Bullying Week 2019

The Hub School took part in Odd Socks Day 12th November 2019.

WHY IS ODD SOCKS DAY IMPORTANT?

The day sends an important message to students that they should be allowed to be themselves free from bullying and helps us celebrate Anti-Bullying Week in a fun and positive way.

We gave out prizes for the most unique odd socks and raising the profile of Anti-Bullying Week.

Active 30 Leadership Camp

On Wednesday 16^th October 2019 some of our students took part in Active 30 Inclusion 2020 Sports Leadership day at Haltemprice Leisure Centre. A special thanks go to our year 9 student Charlie, two year 10 students Jason and Connor and one year 11 pupil Quinn.

A summary of Active 30:30 by Charlie Year 9

On the day of active 30:30 I was told about many things one of which was about a Wimbledon tennis player who was there, she told us about her ups and down and why she didn’t give up and neither should we. I and the group learnt that it about taking part and involving other people not just winning, we did a few activities such as team building relay race this helped us gain friends and get other people involved who normally wouldn’t. We all had to create our own sort of activity but we had plans in case we got stuck, I think it was good learning from other schools as well as passing ideas on I felt out of my comfort zone but I kind of enjoyed that part of it. Quinn, Connor and Jason all took part and were a big confidence boost for me and members of other schools. Mr Renier and Mr. Brookes both gives us tips and helped us with imaging techniques for the written side of things. All in all we had fun and I think most of the adults did to and I hope to go to future events.

STEM Day

National STEM day focuses on helping kids advance in the fields of science, technology, engineering, art and maths. Students discussed their understanding around STEM which helps students ask questions, connect the dots, problem solve and think creatively! Please take a look at our many photo's of a fantastic day!

KCOM Run with it is a charity that enriches minds and encourages learning with a difference!

Students are visiting the KCOM Stadium to take part in the Run With it programme every Thursday until the Christmas holidays. Please check back regularly for photo updates!

Sponsored Walk Event - September 2019

Supporting YOUNGMiNDS Charity

Macmillan Cancer Support - September 2019

World's Biggest Coffee Morning

At our Coffee Morning, we raised £100.05p