Ash Green School

School offers strategies for SEND inclusion including after-school interventions, short-term intervention learning programmes via the Inclusion Team, and individualised support.

“Ash Green School are committed to narrowing the attainment gap between SEND and non-SEND students. To this end we offer many strategies for inclusion which include after school interventions, short-term intervention learning programmes via our Inclusion Team as well as more support mechanisms which are developed on an individual needs basis.”

Page links to external SEND advice and local offer resources for parent carers.

“Advice and Guidance for Parent Carers”

The school nurtures student development through dedicated pastoral care and personal development programmes.

“nurture their development through our pastoral care and personal development programs”

School nurtures student development through pastoral care and personal development programs.

“nurture their development through our pastoral care and personal development programs.”

The school runs a successful Duke of Edinburgh programme.

“A successful Duke of Edinburgh programme”

The school runs a successful Duke of Edinburgh programme as part of its enrichment offer.

“A successful Duke of Edinburgh programme”

School states it has high expectations of all students and fosters a culture of high aspiration.

“We have high expectations of all students and strive to nurture a culture of high aspiration.”

School's core values are G.R.A.C.E: global citizenship, resilience, aspiration, creativity, and excellence, forming the foundation of students' educational journey.

“Welcome to Ash Green School, where our G.R.A.C.E values – global citizenship, resilience, aspiration, creativity, and excellence – form the foundation of our students’ educational journey.”

School has insufficient student interest from Year 11 to run Year 12 sixth-form provision for two consecutive years (Sept 2025 and Sept 2026), leading to formal consultation on closing the sixth form

“we would have insufficient interest from our Year 11 students joining the 6th form to make our Year 12 provision for September 2025 viable”

Sixth Form (Key Stage 5) is a two-year programme offering both academic and vocational pathways for 16-18 year olds.

“This is a two year Sixth Form programme of offer, including both academic and vocational pathways for 16-18 year olds.”

Careers guidance covers the full range of academic and vocational progression routes, including universities and the workplace.

“This includes both academic and vocational routes and learning in schools, colleges, universities and in the workplace.”

School's stated goal is to prepare students for success in their first-choice further education and training destination by the time they graduate.

“Our goal is to prepare each student for success in their first choice of further education and training by the time they graduate.”

School frames A Level results day as a celebration of students' hard work, resilience, and achievements.

“This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate all the hard work, resilience, and achievements our students have shown throughout their journey.”