Introduction

Individual Care and Support
Our pupils are placed in a tutor group with a Form Tutor who will get to know your child and be a familiar point of contact when needed. Heads of Year have the accountability for the overall pastoral care and achievement of their year group and play an important role in ensuring each pupil achieves academically since they monitor attendance, punctuality, behaviour and ensure intervention strategies are in place when appropriate and necessary. Assistant Heads of Year work alongside Heads of Year. They are a non-teaching member of staff, dedicated to the pastoral support of pupils within the year group

Safe and Friendly Community
Our pupils relate well to one another and are courteous and helpful to visitors. They show a strong understanding of right and wrong, tolerance and respect for others. We want our pupils to develop as responsible citizens who will make a contribution to their school and the wider community. We ensure our pupils appreciate British values such as democracy and freedom. However, our school is not just about school experiences but inspiring opportunities beyond the classroom.

Character and Aspiration
We believe in traditional values such as hard work, integrity and respect, along with tolerance, diversity and inclusion. We want our pupils to have rich experiences that make them aspire for the very best careers and access to Higher Education and training.

Aspiring together
Parents and carers are the primary educators in every child’s life and we believe successful schools work in strong partnership with them. That is why we believe in regular and informative communication between school and home.