Junior School
Small
Classes
v
Breadth
v
Individualised

There is a self contained Junior Department
within the school grounds which houses pupils in Year
R through to Year 6. T hey
have access to other facilities on the school campus; Science
Laboratories, Music, Dance and Swimming.
There is a warm and friendly atmosphere in
which younger children can embark on their
school life, helping the development
of positive attitudes towards
learning. Ca reful
planning has resulted in a wide-ranging
and stimulating curriculum; nurturing
confidence, independence and social skills.
Confidence and sound grounding gained in
these formative years will enable pupils to take full advantage
of subsequent educational
opportunities both at New Eccles Hall and in later learning situations.
Senior School
Expectation v Encouragement v Inspiration
In the senior school
(Years 7-11) all pupils commence their preparation for the external
examinations taken at the end of Year 11 GCSE, NVQ, Btec, Clait. Small
teaching groups, in conjunction with careful monitoring, allow all pupils to
develop strengths and also enjoy a great deal of support with areas of the
curriculum which they find difficult. At Key Stage 3 the
curriculum is at its broadest as there are no subject options and pupils
are able to extend their learning with specialist teachers in all subject
areas.
An extensive
consultation takes place with both parents and pup ils
before they embark on Key Stage 4 A broad
curriculum is maintained with the options allowing pupils to make a small
number of curriculum choices.
The core subjects
studied by all pupils are: English Language and Literature, Mathematics,
Physics, Chemistry and Biology (As Dual Certification in Combined Science)
Information Technology.
In addition to the
core, the curriculum also includes options in History and Geography, Design
Communication and Realisation, Music, Art and Design.
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