Kendrick School
0.80 miles
Reading School is leading State Secondary school in Reading. This is a Selective school for kids age 11 to 18 years. Gender - Boys
At Reading School, they aspire to be a ‘World Class School’, with excellence at the heart of everything they do. They are committed to providing an inspirational environment for our students, where they are actively engaged in learning and optimistic that they can achieve. We enable them to develop leadership skills with an emphasis on integrity, teamwork and celebrating success. As a school with a 900 year history of educating young men, THEY are not complacent. We aim for a fusion of intelligent innovation with a respect for tradition.
Key Stage 3
Key Stage 3 goes far beyond the National Curriculum requirements. Students study 3 separate sciences (Chemistry, Physics, Biology) plus Computer Science, every student studies 4 foreign languages (from French, German, Spanish, Mandarin and Latin), along with separate Humanities (Geography, History, Religious Studies), a range of Arts (Art, Music and Drama), as well as substantial quantities of English and Mathematics. Further evidence of the breadth of our curriculum is the recent addition of a Mandarin Excellence Programme for Year 7, taught by a native speaker.
Key Stage 4
Key Stage 4 goes far beyond the EBacc requirements. On top of English Language, English Literature, Mathematics and the option to take Additional Maths, all students are fortunate to continue studying a foreign language (French, German, Spanish, Mandarin or Latin). They retain all 3 separate sciences (Physics, Biology, Chemistry) whilst choosing 4 subjects from Geography, History, Ancient History, Computer Science, Art, Electronics, Music, Drama and PE (one of which must be a Humanity). E
Key Stage 5
Key Stage 5 studies are academically demanding and intellectually stimulating. In offering all 2 year linear A-Levels, students have the time and space to develop the in-depth mastery for success beyond the school. Our ethos at Reading School encourages students to stretch the boundaries of their understanding through independent study, discussion, team work, active research, inspirational lectures and advanced extra-curricular study groups. Barring exceptional circumstances, all subjects from KS4 continue to A-Level, and the addition of Further Maths and the Extended Project qualification enable students to stand out from the crowd. Most students study a minimum of 3 ALevels, whilst those aiming for early entry courses at University may choose 4. All choices are made in light of extensive advice, conversations and after meeting minimum eligibility criteria, with Careers support continuing throughout Sixth Form with our Careers Advisor
Boarding
'Boarding is an integral part of the school. It is highlighted as an area of excellence by staff and young people. Young people are proud of their progress, which they feel is a result of their boarding experiences. The extremely positive relationships between staff and young people enable them to develop as individuals, safe in the knowledge that they are secure, valued and respected.'
Co-Curriculum Programme
The Co-curricular Programme is designed to enable our pupils to extend their aspirations, skills and range of interests beyond the classroom, and to help them to develop socially and emotionally so that they can grow in maturity and self-confidence. They encourage our pupils to join an array of clubs and societies some of which are directly linked with subject areas, such as Art, Mathematics Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science as well as other clubs in Sports, Music, Chess, Bridge, Warhammer, Drama to name a few. This allows all pupils the opportunity to develop an interest or hobby that they are passionate about or wish to embark on something new, developing self-confidence, team building, organisation and leadership skills as well as providing a chance to make new friends.
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Reading School has a close and dedicated network of support for boys with special educational needs and disabilities. An SEND passport is written for each boy with such needs following an interview with them; this is updated on an annual basis and consulted by teachers.
Selection Criteria: Selective
Year 7 2023 Entry
Registration for Year 7 is during the Summer Term when students are in Year 5, the Entrance Test usually takes place in the September of Year 6.
Sixth Form Entry 2022
Reading School routinely admit into Year 7 and Year 12. The registration process for Sixth Form begins in the December of Year 11. For those wishing to register for September 2022 entry, the registration window was open from the 1st December 2021 and closed on the 28th January 2022.
Non-Routine Admissions
Non Routine Admissions can occur when a student on roll leaves the school and creates a vacancy. A vacancy is created when the number of students on roll for a particular year group falls below the admission number. We only test if a place becomes available.
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