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The curriculum is all the planned activities that we organize to promote learning and personal growth and development. It includes not only the formal requirements of the National Curriculum but also the range of extra-curricular activities that the school organizes to enrich the experiences of the children. It also includes the promotion of the school values of excellence, inspiration, determination, courage, friendship, respect and equality, and the children’s understanding of rights. Building Learning Power develops lifelong learning skills and a positive attitude to learning. Our curriculum supports children to grow into positive, responsible people, who can work and …
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We have an international reputation for sporting excellence with access to leading coaches and facilities, developing Olympic athletes of the future. We also have partnerships with Plymouth Leander Swimming Club, Plymouth Argyle Football Club, Plymouth Fencing Club, and Plymouth Raiders Basketball Club. Ultimately, our ambition is for our pupils to emerge from Plymouth College education with not just fantastic exam results but as rounded, grounded, happy, and confident young people. View full school
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Pleasant Street Primary School pledges itself to be a place where uniqueness is celebrated and all individuals will find safety and respect for themselves, their families, and their way of life. We are a happy and diverse school in Liverpool City Centre, with a dedicated and hard-working team focused on providing a high-class education for pupils. Learning together, we respect each other’s values and traditions. We strive to create an inclusive and safe environment that guides and stimulates our children to achieve through enjoyment. At Pleasant Street, our mission statement underpins both our curriculum and our wider school ethos. This includes the importance we plac…
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Platanos College is an ‘Outstanding’ school for pupils of all abilities. Located in stunning new buildings in a newly landscaped site in south London, our academy is flourishing. Our message is straightforward: we believe in our motto, that attitude determines altitude in all human endeavors. Pupils at our academy are hard-working, disciplined, and focused on learning. They are being prepared for the world beyond school, to develop and achieve, to become productive members of society. Platanos College is a high-performing school for pupils aged 11 to 16 and is rated Outstanding by Ofsted. We are an academy and a member school of the Platanos Trust. Platanos College re…
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At Plas-y-Felin Primary School we strive to enable every child to achieve their potential. We try to enthuse staff, pupils, and parents with heightened aspirations in a caring, supportive and safe environment. The school has two buildings, consisting of the Foundation Phase and Key Stage 2 phases. The Foundation Phase department building surrounds an open, padded patio area and consists of 4 large teaching areas and a large hall that is shared by the whole school. The organization of these areas reflects the learning needs of the different age groups taught. We refer to these teaching areas Nursery/Reception/Year 1/Year 2 Bases, as well as outdoor areas for each classro…
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Plashet is a popular girls’ secondary school, which draws students from across the London Borough of Newham and from neighboring boroughs. The school is housed in two buildings on opposite sides of Plashet Grove, linked by the award-winning Plashet Unity Bridge. East Ham Tube Station and High Street North are within five minutes walk of the school. We are a highly successful, oversubscribed comprehensive girl’s school situated in the heart of East Ham. The school is, due to high demand, admitting 10 forms entry, in other words, 300 girls, into its Year 7 from September 2018. Plashet School is housed in two main buildings on opposite sides of Plashet Grove that are linke…
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Together we achieve. Gyda'n gilydd, rydym yn cyflawni' We are a primary school for 3-11-year-old children in the center of Maesteg. The happiness and wellbeing of each child are central to the ethos of our school. Children are encouraged to work together respectfully, valuing opinions and treating each other as equals. We encourage teamwork as well as independence in a safe and caring environment. Throughout the school we want our children to enjoy a wide range of experiences that bring the curriculum to life. We aim to equip our pupils with the skills they need to grow up in an ever-changing world and to develop learning attitudes that will stay with them for life. T…
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Plascrug Community Primary School is an LEA maintained School situated in the beautiful, coastal town of Aberystwyth, Ceredigion. The majority of the children who attend the school are from the town itself, however, during recent years, due to the excellent reputation the school has earned, many pupils now travel from further distances i.e. up to 40 miles radius. There are approximately 400 pupils at the school ranging from 3-11 years of age. Classes are divided into Year groups and there are parallel classes of mixed ability running throughout the school and class sizes vary from 20 to 30 in number. The Nursery classes operate on a part-time basis (a.m. / p.m.) for 3-y…
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Plaistow Primary School and Children’s Centre is situated in the Plaistow North Ward of Newham. We are a two-form entry school that opened in 2002 with the children’s center opening in 2009. Class sizes are no bigger than 30 and the current school role is 440 pupils. Pupils at Plaistow come from a variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds 71% of our pupils are bi-lingual. There are currently 28 different languages spoken within our school community. At Plaistow, we take care to develop both the personal and social aspects of each child to achieve a supportive and rewarding learning environment. The staff at Plaistow Primary believe in working in partnership with pare…
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Pirniehall is a non-denominational school covering the stages P1-7 and nursery class. We were delighted to get a brand new school in August 2002 built on what was our original site, as part of the Public-Private Partnership initiative. We are happy to share this site with St David’s RC school and have fostered good connections over the years whilst retaining our own school identity. Pupils share the dining room, astroturf, outdoor sports area, nursery play area as well as environmental garden. After many inquiries in libraries and museums, it appears that Pirniehall originally consisted of two or three cottages, which stood for about one hundred years where Pennywell…
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Piper Hill High School is an Outstanding school that is ambitious for every one of our learners within the school community. We are a larger than average size special school that caters to students aged 11 – 19 with significant learning difficulties. Our primary aim is to engage pupils in learning through outstanding teaching. We aim to work in partnership with parents and carers and other agencies to provide the very best education for our students and to ensure they have the very best outcomes and make the best rates of progress they possibly can. We ensure that through this partnership each pupil will achieve their potential and make outstanding progress and enjoy th…
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As a brand new school Pioneer House welcomes its first students in September 2016, we have 14 pupils in Key stage 3 and 11 in Key stage 5. The school meets the needs of pupils with significant learning difficulties through our exciting and innovative vocational curriculum pupils will make outstanding progress to become confident, independent young people who enjoy life and make a positive contribution to their community. It is both a pleasure and a privilege to lead the school, as it builds on the strengths of the Piper Hill Learning Trust, towards a future as a strong contributor to excellent specialist provision locally, regionally, and nationally. Our academies are e…
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Pinner Wood is a three-form entry school, set in a first class learning environment, for children from Nursery to Year 6. We run a Breakfast and After School Club and we have a Children’s Centre on site providing services for the under 5s and their parents. We pride ourselves that we are a happy, inclusive school where everyone matters. We work together to help the children develop as responsible and caring citizens who succeed at school. In June 2011 OFSTED carried out an inspection of our whole school, including the Breakfast and After School Club, and we were found to be outstanding. You will find a copy of that report here. In June 2012 we were inspected by …
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We hope that this will provide you with the information you need and also give you a sense of what makes Pinner Park special and unique. Seeing learning through children's eyes is the driver to engaging and inspiring pupils to strive to achieve their very best at PPJS. It is important to us that we work in partnership through sharing our understandings, supporting home and school initiatives, having a clear view of the developmental needs of our children, and identifying the best way to guide and support their progress. We want to ensure that your child's time spent at Pinner Park is a successful and happy period in your child's growth and development. Our aim a…
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Pinner High School is sponsored by high schools in Harrow and has been established to provide an excellent, inclusive education for the community of Pinner and Eastcote. Its establishment is part of the response to the need for more high school places in Harrow and Hillingdon, and opening Pinner High School restores state-funded education on a site that first opened as a school in 1937. Pinner High School is supported by a group of very successful local schools all committed to its success. We have an engaged local community excited by the prospect of the school. We have excellent facilities that are being refurbished to an even higher standard. This is a wonderful o…
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The school is part of the Elliot Foundation. As a foundation, it has the highest number of schools that have been judged as outstanding. Pinkwell has this potential! I am a Principal driven to make a difference. Our school values are at the core of everything we do. They underpin our teaching and learning and provide an environment that prepares our pupils as confident, happy citizens So what makes Pinkwell the school for your child? We would welcome your child to our school. Teachers work hard to know your child, they care for your child as part of the “Pinkwell family.” They have designed a great curriculum and challenged and supported your child to achieve. We va…
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At Pinehurst Primary School we value the diverse ethnic backgrounds of all pupils and families and undertake a variety of events and lessons to celebrate these. We have found this approach to be enriching for all parties as it teaches tolerance and respect for the differences in our community and the wider world. Underpinning all of this are a range of curriculum topics that have strong links to the British Empire. As a whole school, we have celebrated the Olympics, with Olympic-themed sports days, competitions to design sports kits, and opportunities to learn about the history of Olympians in this country. We have had our election, complete with campaigns and debates c…
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Pilrig Park Special Secondary School is situated in north Edinburgh. The campus is located within superb grounds and bounded on two sides by the Park itself. A broad, challenging, and relevant curriculum is offered to 95 pupils from 12 – 18 years of age. Pilrig Park School links with other mainstream and special schools to access areas of the curriculum. The school meets the additional support needs of young people with complex needs including Autism. All pupils have Individualised Educational Programmes, with targets set in Literacy, Numeracy, and Health and Wellbeing. In August 2010 a class was opened for children with Autism. The room was funded by the Wooden Spoon…
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Pike fold is a large primary school in Blackley, North Manchester. As a school, we have many strengths and these include our strong emphasis on a values system that underpins all aspects of school life. We have a strong commitment to ensuring that every child has the opportunity to experience a creative and energizing curriculum. This results in good academic progress and attainment as well as a strong sense of community that extends beyond the school gates to Blackley Village. We are passionate that the school flourishes by providing a positive and stimulating learning environment, we are very fortunate to have such a wonderful school with grounds that support and enha…
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Pield Heath House School is a non-maintained, co-educational school for young people with special educational needs between the ages of 7 and 19 years, recognized by the DfE under the Trusteeship of The Sisters of The Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Pield Heath House meets fully its key aim of providing the essential skills and knowledge for students to live fulfilled lives. Students achievement is outstanding… from their starting points to the end of Key Stage 4.This is particularly the case in literacy and numeracy, as well as in their communication skills We offer day, residential and short-break provision for children and young people with moderate to severe comp…
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Pickhurst Infants is a center of excellence in early years education, a truly inclusive school where within a nurturing environment each child’s ability is recognized, valued, and developed. Our core values of Friendship, Respect, Excellence and Determination motivate and inspire our children to embrace challenge, show respect, be resilient learners and achieve excellence. Through an inspiring and exciting curriculum that includes specialist teaching in sports, music, and outdoor learning in Forest School, our children learn how to problem solve, think creatively, work collaboratively and communicate effectively. Our children can develop their interests and tale…
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We are very pleased to welcome you to Phoenix Primary School. At Phoenix Primary School, we want to create a learning environment that is exciting, challenging, safe, and happy. We want to unlock the potential of every child to help them to achieve both in their learning, and as they grow into young people. We pride ourselves on being a friendly, welcoming school. Our classrooms are filled with books, resources, and creative displays to promote high-quality learning to support children in their lessons. We recognize the importance of developing all the abilities of the children and offer many opportunities for them to take part in additional activities. We aim t…
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Phoenix School, a well-established special school, offers a unique service to the children of Tower Hamlets. We offer a rich and stimulating curriculum, which is individually tailored reflecting good practice in an environment that supports the pupils’ learning. The school offers a range of sensory and therapeutic interventions and a multidisciplinary approach to pupil needs. The school has developed a holistic approach working in partnership with other agencies, parents, and families to have their needs met from one center. There is a strong focus on maintaining good relationships between home and school. We encourage respect for others, good manners, and tolerance. We…
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We are a small school which aims to provide a family atmosphere where pupils and families feel supported this enables us to take a holistic approach to the child’s learning journey. We work as part of a team, to offer a nurturing environment where pupils can develop to their full potential. This is facilitated by working closely with families and other agencies to provide a holistic learning experience for our pupils. We are all responsible for contributing to our learning community. At Phoenix Arch we value and respect children as individuals, we adopt a nurturing caring, and united approach to support all children to succeed and achieve in their learning. We encourage…
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Peter Lea is an inclusive community school and is strongly committed to the ethos of high achievement and equal opportunities. We value cultural diversity and aim to provide a safe, happy and secure environment in which racism and all forms of prejudice are challenged. We are a busy but friendly school, with lots going on. This website aims to give you a taster of the school, as well as providing regularly updated information for both parents and pupils. The school aims to provide 'Wrap Around' care for its pupils including a Breakfast Club and 'Treetops' an after-school club. The school community is committed to promoting wellbeing and considers extracurricular acti…
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