Learning
Please find below a letter from Mr Lawson, Assistant Headteacher. The letter gives detailed information on:
- Changes in our assessment and feedback procedures for the coming year – following feedback received from parents during lockdown
- Our plans for providing work should further periods of disruption to learning occur.
“The School has been innovative in the way it has developed curriculum provision to extend learning experiences and meet the increasingly broad range of needs at Key Stage 4. Partnerships with local schools, further education colleges and the Little Gryphons nursery have allowed the School to develop
an impressive choice of vocational courses and provide opportunities for students who might otherwise not have engaged fully with their education. At Key Stage 3 there are opportunities for early examination entry and project days when younger students can develop their cross-curricular and business skills in depth. Students’ take-up of the vast range of visits, clubs and other activities is very high.”
Ofsted 2010/2011
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