Description
St Michael's RC College, Bermondsey is a State Secondary School for kids aged 3 - 11 ( Gender - Mixed )
All Saints’, is an excellent school and as the headteacher, I am extremely proud of its outstanding reputation serving the needs of many children living in Mansfield itself and in the counties of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. All Saints’ is consistently ranked as one of the highest performing comprehensive schools in Mansfield and we continue to strive for excellence academically, spiritually and pastorally. The mission is purely and simply ‘to serve’. They encourage all members of the All Saints’ community to follow Jesus’ message to ensure that each student is safe, happy and successful. We work tirelessly to provide an excellent educational experience for all students, which is underpinned by the mission statement: ‘Through Catholic values and principles, every person at All Saints’ Academy will achieve their full potential: spiritually, academically, socially, morally and physically’.
Facilities
KS3 Curriculum (Year 7 and 8)
For students whose levels of attainment in English and Maths are substantially lower than the national average, group support is offered to develop literacy and numeracy skills. In Year 7, some students will receive additional literacy and/or numeracy support, in place of History or MFL lessons. In Year 8, some students will receive additional reading, numeracy and literacy lessons in place of Modern Foreign Languages. Students in Year 7-11 may also be provided targeted English or Maths support, to take place during one Core PE lesson per week. Students in sessions replacing Core PE, are normally rotated on a termly basis.
Key Stage Four
Students in Year 9 will begin their KS4 course and begin to specialise in a number of subjects in preparation for their GCSEs in Year 11. Whilst the school attempts to do its best to accommodate all subject preferences made by Year 8 students when they complete their options form, allocation to particular courses is not guaranteed. Many factors influence the school’s decision to assign students to particular courses, including, student preferences; student academic profile; teacher availability; resource availability and the longevity of a qualification.
Special Educational Needs & Disability
The school has a Special Educational Needs & Disability Policy to support students with special educational needs and/or disabilities through a graduated response. The school will determine the appropriate courses in consultation with the parents/carers.
Features
Things to note
Enrichment
Additional after-school, extra-curricular provision includes a range of sporting activities, music (including orchestra and choir) and drama.
Year 10 students will have the opportunity and be supported in arranging a work experience placement.
The vast majority of Year 11 will be involved in the lunch time or afterschool revision provision. Where students are being directed towards the additional sessions, attendance is compulsory and linked to accessing the Celebration Package at the end of the year. Failure to attend may result in the withdrawal of all or some of the elements of the Celebration Package.
Extra Curricular
Please check the school website link for details.
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