Harrytown Catholic High School

Families are directed to Stockport’s Local Offer for information and support services for young people aged 0–25 with SEND.

“Alternatively please visit Stockport's Local Offer website which is a one stop shop of information and support services for children and young people aged 0-25 and their families with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) [https://www.stockport.gov.uk/landing/send-local-offer](https://www.stockport.gov.uk/landing/send-local-offer).”

The school states that its mission of excellence, achievement for all, and partnership underpins its SEND provision.

“Hence, our mission to Live the Gospel, Promote Excellence and Achievement for All and Nurture Partnerships is at the heart of our SEND provision.”

The school participates in Operation Encompass to support pupils affected by domestic abuse.

“We also participate in Operation Encompass to ensure timely support for pupils affected by domestic abuse.”

Students receive strong pastoral care alongside academic challenge.

“The staff challenge students to achieve academic success while offering strong pastoral care and a wide range of extracurricular opportunities to enrich their school experience.”

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular opportunities to enrich students' experience.

“The staff challenge students to achieve academic success while offering strong pastoral care and a wide range of extracurricular opportunities to enrich their school experience.”

The school is enhancing its careers programme to meet the Gatsby Benchmarks.

“Our Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance (CEIAG) programme is being further enhanced to meet the Gatsby Benchmarks, developed following national and international research and seen as the gold standard in careers provision.”

The school presents itself as welcoming and inclusive and seeks to develop resilient, well-rounded students.

“We pride ourselves on being a welcoming and inclusive school, where students are encouraged to become resilient, well-rounded individuals, ready for the next stage of their journey.”

The Catholic mission is to develop confident, resilient, aspirational young people who contribute with love and kindness.

“Mission Statement: Strengthened by Jesus Christ and guided by the Holy Spirit, our Catholic school serves to support our young people to grow in faith and knowledge. We develop confident, resilient and aspirational young people who contribute and serve, with love and kindness, in our global community.”

Students with statements or EHCPs follow a separate admissions procedure overseen by Stockport’s SEN team.

“Those students with Statements of Educational Needs or Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) have a separate admissions procedure overseen by Stockport’s SEN team.”

Students with SEN who do not have a statement or EHCP are admitted through the normal school admissions criteria.

“Those students who have SEN but do not have a Statement or an EHCP are admitted via the normal school admissions criteria.”

The page directs users to UCAS information about applying to university.

“UCAS – Info on Applying to University”

The page provides information links about apprenticeships, T Levels and traineeships.

“Amazing Apprenticeships – Info on T Levels and Traineeships”

The school publishes Year 11 exam results for 2024.

“Year 11 Exam Results 2024”