Curriculum
Our curriculum is tailored to our children’s individual needs and based on student focused planning. Please find out more on our curriculum policy on our website.
The curriculum evolves as the school and its young people evolve.
There is an underlying focus on improving English and Mathematics skills alongside the development of personal and social skills and resilience in all subjects with a therapeutic and vocational approach.
We provide a learning environment for young people with a variety of special educational needs. From a wide range of Behavioural Difficulties- EBD, SEBD, SEMH, ADHD, Autistic spectrum disorder and Anxiety etc.
Qualifications offered by us for young people included GCSE's, Functional Skills, Entry Level, ASDAN and Gateway Skills in a range of subjects including:
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English
English
Functional Skills and GCSE English equip students with essential communication skills needed for everyday life, work, and further education. Students develop their reading, writing, speaking, and listening abilities through practical tasks and literary analysis. These courses build confidence and competence in using English effectively across a range of real-world contexts.
GCSE
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Mathematics
Mathematics
Functional Skills and GCSE Maths provide students with the practical mathematical knowledge needed for everyday life, further education, and employment. Students develop core skills in problem-solving, number, data handling, and shape through real-life scenarios. These courses help build confidence and accuracy in using maths in a variety of contexts.
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Science
Science
Science encourages students to explore the world around them through observation, experimentation, and critical thinking. Covering topics from biology, chemistry, and physics, the subject helps students understand natural phenomena and develop analytical skills. It fosters curiosity, problem-solving, and a foundation for further scientific learning or careers.
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Religious Studies
Religious Studies
Religious Studies explores the beliefs, practices, and histories of major world religions, encouraging students to think critically about spiritual and moral questions. Through discussion, reflection, and analysis, students gain a deeper understanding of diverse cultures and worldviews. The subject fosters empathy, tolerance, and respect in an increasingly interconnected world.
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PSHE
PSHE
PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic education) helps students develop the knowledge, skills, and values needed to lead confident, healthy, and responsible lives. The subject covers a range of important topics including relationships, mental health, personal safety, and financial education. PSHE supports students’ well-being and prepares them for life beyond school.
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Citizenship
Citizenship
Citizenship education teaches students about democracy, politics, human rights, and the legal system, helping them understand their role in society. It encourages active participation in the community and develops critical thinking about social and political issues. The subject empowers students to become informed, responsible, and engaged citizens.
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Physical Education and Personal Training
Physical Education and Personal Training
Physical Education (PE) promotes physical fitness, teamwork, and personal well-being through a variety of sports and activities. It helps students develop coordination, resilience, and a lifelong appreciation for a healthy, active lifestyle.
Personal Training focuses on understanding fitness principles, anatomy, and exercise planning to support individual health goals. Students learn how to create and deliver tailored fitness programs, preparing them for further study or careers in the health and fitness industry.
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Construction
Construction
Construction introduces students to the skills and knowledge required in the building and construction industry, including practical tasks such as carpentry, bricklaying, and health and safety practices. The subject combines hands-on experience with an understanding of industry standards and processes. It prepares students for further training, apprenticeships, or careers in construction and the trades.
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Gardening & Horticulture
Gardening & Horticulture
Gardening and Horticulture teaches students how to grow and care for plants, develop green spaces, and understand the principles of environmental sustainability. Through practical, hands-on learning, students gain skills in planting, soil management, and garden maintenance. The subject supports well-being, encourages responsibility, and can lead to further study or careers in the horticultural industry.
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Animal Care
Animal Care
Animal Care provides students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to work with a variety of animals safely and responsibly. The subject covers areas such as animal health, welfare, nutrition, and handling techniques. It prepares students for further study or careers in animal care, veterinary support, or related fields.
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Business Studies
Business Studies
Business Studies introduces students to the key concepts of running and managing a business, including marketing, finance, and entrepreneurship. Through real-world case studies and projects, students develop skills in decision-making, problem-solving, and teamwork. The subject prepares students for further education or careers in the dynamic world of business.
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Health and Social Care
Health and Social Care
Health and Social Care explores the principles of providing quality care and support to individuals in a variety of settings. Students learn about health, well-being, safeguarding, and effective communication skills. The subject prepares students for further study or careers in healthcare, social work, and related professions.
We also offer Vocational pathways such as, Entry Level Certificates and Level 1 qualifications.