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  • Swimming for Haiti
    Mrs Thrower and Ms Parvin want to say a big congratulations to Willow, Beech and Redwood for their fantastic efforts today in the sponsored swim for Haiti.
  • football
    Congratulations to the Unicorn football team for y.
  • Carol singing -a great success!

    A huge thankyou to all children,parents and teachers who took part, and particulary Naomi Hargreaves and Charlotte Bannister Parker for their organisation and wonderful refreshments.

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Our approach

Our school day runs from 9 am to 3.45pm.  The mornings are devoted to Maths and English. The timetabling allows groups of five to study maths, enabling 1:1 teaching if required and the opportunity to work alongside peers at their own level.

The afternoons are devoted to Science, Sport, Humanities, Religious Education, Art, Design and Technology, Personal, Social and Health Education or Music. The Upper School (years 7 and 8) learn French and follow a programme which concentrates on speaking and listening.

Classes rarely work in complete silence. There is a quiet, yet purposeful, buzz. Oral contributions to class discussions are valued and actively encouraged. Strong visual memory, exceptional creativity, 3-D awareness, IT giftedness and other individual strengths are encouraged in class to compensate for individual difficulties with sequences or auditory memory.

Children’s reading and spelling progress is assessed twice yearly by their individual teachers and throughout the year by their class teachers. Every child has an individual education plan setting their targets for a term. This is reviewed every term with the child, the teachers and the parents and new targets are set.

Detailed written reports are sent home to parents twice yearly. Annual reviews for statement pupils are conducted according to the Special Needs Code of Practice.