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Celebrating our achievements: Isabelle
10 July 2021
Each day this week we are sharing the achievements of a few people who reflect the ambition and achievement of all the young people and staff here.
Isabelle has always been keen on walking in her walker. It requires so much concentration and strength. Over time, Isabelle has gradually improved her concentration as well as her leg and core muscles which help her to be able to manoeuvre her walker and change direction independently.
This year, Isabelle has combined all these skills and made fantastic progress towards her independence. For all her efforts and hard work, The Chris Smith Prize for Physical Achievement has been awarded to Isabelle.
