Our educational programmes include:

• English

• Mathematics

• Science


• Physical Education

• Art

• Design & Technology

• Humanities

• Personal, Social Health Education


• Information Communication Technology

• Physical, Recreational & Social Activities

In addition to this the school curriculum incorporates the following into its planning

• Citizenship

• Equality of opportunity


• Spiritual, moral, culture and social development

• Attainment and progress


• SEND

• Supported self review


• Wider additional educational experiences


• Working with and reporting to parents and carers

• Working in partnership with the school and the community

• Relationships, Sex and Health Education and Sex (RSHE)

• Drugs Resilience Working

• Speech and Language therapy

The school’s curriculum also tries to take into account the specific characteristics and  educational needs of individual pupils particularly those with social, emotional and mental health, and those who are disaffected. Individual programmes of study are arranged for pupils with specific literacy and numeracy difficulties, as well as supporting those for whom English is a second language. Coping strategies are explored with each pupil in an effort to help them improve their self worth and enhance their learning and social skills. Each subject focuses on improving motivation, raising the self-esteem and confidence of our pupils; this in turn enhances their skills in making and sustaining appropriate social skills and presenting opportunities to demonstrate their achievements and success.