Lyng Hall School

Inclusion policy provides support tailored to individual needs so all students can realise their potential.

“We promote inclusion so that all students can realise their potential in terms of academic and personal achievement through access to the curriculum and extracurricular activities and by providing support which is tailored to individual needs.”

Schemes of learning are designed to be appropriate for students including those with special educational needs, enabling all to progress.

“Schemes of learning exist which provide subject matter appropriate for the ages and aptitudes of students including those with special educational needs, and so enables all students to have the opportunity to learn and make progress.”

Incoming head describes embedding priorities of inclusion, pastoral excellence and academic success.

“further embedding the priorities of inclusion, pastoral excellence, academic success, diverse opportunities and generally going above and beyond to secure the very best outcomes for all students”

Curriculum aims to provide personal, social, health and citizenship education preparing students for adult life.

“To provide for the personal, social, health and citizenship education of students including the preparation of students for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of adult life.”

School describes itself as a relatively small local school.

“We are proud to be a relatively small local school that achieves good outcomes for our children”

After-school enrichment programme covers sport, music, drama, dance, community languages, debating, university enrichment (Warwick and Coventry), Coding Club and Science Club.

“An additional after-school enrichment programme includes a range of sporting activities, music (including orchestra and choir), drama, dance, community languages, debating, enrichment through local universities (Warwick and Coventry), Coding Club and Science Club.”

Career Academy programme gives Year 12 students opportunities to work with business and industry leaders

“The Career Academy programme, which aims to provide Year 12 students with inspirational opportunities to work with leaders from business and industry, is one such example.”

School sets high standards for all pupils under the motto 'Excellence for and from all'.

“We set high standards for all our pupils and expect “Excellence for and from all”.”

School emphasises diversity of experience and developing whole young people, not just academic outcomes.

“We firmly believe in the importance of diversity of experience in education, recognising that we are not just developing academic brains but whole young people who are going to go out into the world with only the foundations of what we and their families have taught them.”

Post-16 Career Academy provides Year 12 students with a two-year mentoring and industry engagement programme

“Successful students are partnered with a mentor from the business world, who guides and coaches them throughout the two year programme.”

School has a Post 16 sixth-form section on its site.

“Post 16”

Summer internships arranged through the programme often lead to employment or sponsored degree courses

“Often the summer internships provide a very useful stepping stone to employment, or sponsorship onto Degree courses.”