Pupils receive expert help to gain the reading and writing skills they need to do well in all subjects. As a result, pupils make good progress
There is much joy in this school. Pupils value their teachers, and the rich and diverse community in which they learn
Teachers take account of individual pupils’ needs in their good lesson planning. They make sure that pupils, even those who arrive at unusual points in the school year, are quickly assimilated and make good progress
Teaching is strong in the sixth form. Teachers are extremely knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects. They show great commitment. Students are fulsome in their praise of the impact their teachers have had on their future education
Lessons are characterised by strong and positive relationships between pupils and teachers. Teachers know pupils well. Often teachers target the learning that individual pupils need because they know them so well
In key stages 1 and 2 teachers plan many opportunities for pupils to deepen their knowledge, understanding and skills.
After School Club Activities
We encourage our students to get involved with activities after school. There is plenty to do and lots of opportunities, whether your interest is in sport, the outdoors, or the arts.
| Day | After School |
| Monday | Table Tennis (All Year Groups) |
| Tuesday | Netball (Years 7,8 & 9) Football (Years 9 & 10) |
| Wednesday | Badminton ( All Year Groups) Football (Years 7 & 8) |
| Thursday | Netball (Years 10 & 11) Football (Year 11) |
After School Revision
Lesson 6 Timetable
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | |
| Week 1 Priority | Sport, Spanish, French | ICT, Computing, Business | Art, Food, Design and Technology | Child Development, Health and Social Care |
| Week 2 Priority | English | Maths | Science | History, Geography, Sociology, RE |