Admissions Policy
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Queensmead House School
Parents and carers
We want to support you and your family during your child’s time with us by keeping in close and regular contact throughout the school year.
Events and support for parents
As a parent or carer at our school we are able to offer you access to a wide range of advice and support. From events to podcasts and everything else inbetween we are constantly adding to the resources on offer.
Advice and SupportOfsted report
We strive to achieve an exceptional teaching and learning environment where our pupils are able to achieve their personalised goals.
The personal development of pupils is a strength. The school offers a broad range of opportunities to develop pupils’ character and readiness for the outside world.
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The curriculum is well designed. It helps to prepare pupils for success and caters for different interests. Knowledge within different subjects is identified and sequenced in small steps. This builds carefully from the primary phase through to the secondary phase.
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Enriching experiences bring school to life for pupils. They greatly appreciate the sporting and life skills they develop alongside exploring their interests and going out on trips.
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High academic ambition is spread far and wide by the school. Pupils learn to work hard and sit exams that will give them important qualifications.
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Policies and procedures
We have an extensive list of policies and procedures in place at our school to ensure your child is given the best possible experience with us, some of which are listed below. For paper versions of the policy, please contact the school office.
Parent feedback
We always encourage feedback from parents and carers, either via direct communication with us or at annual reviews. You can also share your thoughts through Parent View by clicking the button below.
Give Ofsted your view
Staying safe online and safeguarding resource hub
It’s never been more important to help keep your children safe online.
The Government has suggested that the Parent Info website is the best place to gain advice and support regarding this issue.
A free hub of safeguarding resources to empower children, young people and all adults supporting them.