School insights
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SEND
The school is a multi-sited special school for pupils who all have an Education Health Care Plan (EHCP)
“We are a multi-sited special school for children and young people, all of whom have an Education Health Care Plan.”
School works closely with visiting professional staff (physiotherapy, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, visual/hearing impairment specialists) to meet pupils' SEND needs.
“We work very closely with a range of visiting professional staff in order to ensure that pupils' needs are well provided for - physiotherapy, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, visual impaired, speech and language therapist, and hearing impaired.”
Pastoral
The school names its Designated Safeguarding Lead and mentions Deputy DSLs identifiable on posters on site.
“The school's Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) is Sharron Albery.”
Pupils with mental health needs are seen by LD-CAMHS, an external Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services partnership.
“Pupils with mental health needs are seen by LD-CAMHS (Learning Difficulties - Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services).”
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Enrichment
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Ethos
School aims to provide a stimulating, challenging learning experience in a safe environment enabling all pupils to reach their potential
“we aim to provide a stimulating and challenging learning experience in a safe environment to enable all pupils to achieve success and reach their potential”
High expectations set for all children to raise achievement and progress against individual targets
“Have high expectations set for all children in order to raise levels of achievement and make progress against their individual learning targets across the school.”
Sixth form
The school's 16-18 provision runs on an extended timeline, with students completing final accreditation in Year 14 (age 19) rather than the typical Year 13 (age 18).
“Please note when viewing our 16-18 provision information that our students undertake final accreditation in Year 14 (age 19) rather than Year 13 (age 18).”
School is part of a multi-sited academy trust that supports pupils from Nursery through to Year 14, implying post-16/sixth-form provision.
“We are a multi-sited academy supporting children and young people from Nursery through to Year 14.”
Destinations
SEND officers provide individual tailored guidance on realistic post-school options for school leavers.
“They offer individual tailored guidance about possible, realistic post-school options for our school leavers.”
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About School
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Derbyshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Application Status | Accepting Now |