"Relationships are outstanding because the pupils know that adults support them as well as they can and have a deep interest in their progress. Each pupil is confident that they are recognised and valued as an individual. As a result, their behaviour is excellent at all times."

"Adults have high expectations of the pupils in both their academic achievement and personal skills."

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Mission

• To inspire a love of learning and to sustain pupil progress
• To create a community of children and try to normalise everyday life.
• To offer tailored support and intervention to reduce the risk of a decline in pupil self-confidence and educational achievement
• To work collaboratively with parents, carers and other agencies to improve the overall wellbeing of children and young people
• To enable pupils with medical and mental health needs to be confident, happy, satisfied members of society.
• To support reintegration back to mainstream education or employment, as appropriate

Aims

• To create a happy, secure and supportive learning environment, rich in creativity and challenge
• To place the child’s voice at the centre of education, health and care planning
• To offer every pupil full and equal access to all areas of the curriculum, taking into account health or developmental needs through personalised learning programmes
• To help each pupil achieve the greatest possible degree of independence
• To prepare each pupil for life beyond school, encouraging a sense of self-worth and recognition of themselves as part of the community.
• To integrate therapies with curriculum activities where appropriate.
• To value all adults’ and pupils’ contributions to the school’s progress, and celebrate success and achievement.
• To build self-confidence, resilience and respect for self and others.
• To ensure all adults access appropriate specialist training and encourage development to support young people and reach their full potential.