Lucton School

The curriculum is tailored for diverse needs, including pupils with SEND and EAL.

“The curriculum is tailored to meet diverse needs, including those with SEND and EAL, ensuring all pupils make good progress.”

A robust pastoral framework prioritises emotional wellbeing and mental health, with targeted help for vulnerable groups.

“Ensure pupils feel safe, supported, and valued through a robust pastoral framework that prioritises emotional wellbeing and mental health, including targeted support for vulnerable groups.”

The school describes its pastoral care as outstanding.

“Come and experience the exceptional education, unlimited opportunities and outstanding pastoral care that make Lucton unique.”

Students achieved merits and many high distinctions in LAMDA performance examinations, including scores of 96% and 94% for the Head Girl and Head Boy.

“Across the board, all students did incredibly well, achieving Merits and high levels of Distinctions. We would especially like to congratulate those for whom it was their very first exam – from Year 2 all the way up Sixth Form; you all did exceptionally well. Head Girl Jess achieved 96% at Silver Verse and Prose, and Head Boy Finn gained 94% in his first Acting exam – Bronze.”

Three named students achieved A* grades in arts subjects.

“Keira, Angus and Forbes (pictured) all achieved A\* grades in the arts and plan to complete an art foundation at Hereford College of Arts before planning their next move, whilst Harry (also pictured) will study engineering at NMITE.”

Students benefit from small classes.

“Students at Lucton benefit from small classes, a friendly atmosphere and an idyllic rural location.”

The sixth form states that it has small class sizes.

“Our small class sizes, excellent pastoral care, and flexible curriculum creates a supportive environment where every student can thrive.”

Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award is offered.

“- Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award”

Enrichment includes sport, equestrian activities, art, music, LAMDA, the Duke of Edinburgh Award, and cadets.

“From sport, equestrian, art, and music, to LAMDA, Duke of Edinburgh, and cadets; Lucton offers students a chance to further their interests and to explore new ones.”

The school seeks to develop students' confidence, ambition, and lifelong character.

“Regardless of when their journey begins, at Lucton, students develop confidence, ambition, and character that will stay with them for life.”

The school aims for every pupil to feel valued and connected within a strong community.

“3. Community and Belonging: Building a strong sense of community where every pupil feels valued and connected.”

Michael Wolstenholme is identified as Head of Sixth Form.

“Head of Sixth Form, Michael Wolstenholme, commented:”

The school provides sixth-form education for Years 12 and 13 as part of its provision through age 18.

“Senior education continues until the age of 18 with the [Senior School](https://www.luctonschool.org/middle-senior/) (Year 7-Year 11) and [ Sixth Form ](https://www.luctonschool.org/sixth-form/) (Year 12-Year 13).”

Applications are accepted throughout the academic year, depending on suitability and available places.

“We welcome applications throughout the academic year, subject to suitability and the availability of places.”

Prospective pupils will usually be invited to a Taster Day after visiting the school.

“Following a visit, prospective pupils will usually be invited to attend a Taster Day.”

Reported destinations include Biology at Warwick University, an art foundation at Hereford College of Arts, and engineering at NMITE.

“Amongst the many excellent results, notable mentions include John (A\*,A\*,A\*,B) and Will (A\*,A,A) who plans on studying Biology at Warwick University. Keira, Angus and Forbes (pictured) all achieved A\* grades in the arts and plan to complete an art foundation at Hereford College of Arts before planning their next move, whilst Harry (also pictured) will study engineering at NMITE.”

Dedicated tutors provide tailored UCAS application and careers advice.

“At Lucton, every student is paired with a dedicated tutor who offers tailored support for both UCAS applications and careers advice , helping them navigate their future with confidence.”

The school reported excellent 2021 GCSE results, with almost 40% of entries graded 9–7 and well over half graded 9–6.

“Congratulations to our Year 11 pupils on an excellent set of GCSE results. Almost 40% of all entries were graded at 9-7, and well over half were at grade 9-6.”

The 2021 A-level cohort achieved a 100% pass rate, with almost 40% receiving A*-A grades.

“With a 100% pass rate, almost 40% of Lucton students received A\*-A grades.”