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      1. In partnership with students, parents, staff, governors, and the wider community, the vision at Eastlea is: To be recognized as an outstanding school that provides a safe, stimulating, creative, and dynamic learning environment that strives for excellence and values achievement. To be a community of learners where students are known and supported as individuals. To foster individual goals, developing the skills of the learner within a happy caring, and inclusive environment. To prepare students to play an active role in the world To provide a safe learning environment in which students feel secure and where self-esteem, confidence, and respect, both for self and others, can be promoted. To make our school a place where students want to be and want to learn. Young people should leave Eastlea with their understanding deepened, their minds enriched, and their hearts inspired so that they love learning and embrace the challenges of the future. We as part of the Eastlea community will respect and trust each other in celebration of our diverse heritage and shared future. We will honor and uphold the school’s expectations and what we believe and trust to be right. We will aspire to our potential and educational excellence, strive for physical and economic well-being, and contribute to our environment and community. We will continue to improve our lives by learning, caring for our community by being active citizens. We want to learn to be exciting and enjoyable, experienced through participation and achievement in a safe environment. At Eastlea Community School we believe in promoting all strands of literacy. It is for this reason that we have become a certified Accelerated Reader school. Accelerated Reader is a scheme aimed at encouraging students to read for pleasure and develop a life-long love for books. It also enables teachers to accurately assess students’ reading levels and abilities. Above all, this remarkable program enables parents to access information about their child’s progress from the comfort of their own home. Our passion for literacy has also resulted in us being involved in Jack Petchey Speak Out Challenge, Debate Mate and in most recent times we have had our version of ‘Ted Talks’ which is aimed at developing a passion for public speaking among our most able students. National events such as World Book Day and National Poetry Day are also given a very high profile across the school and this stands as evidence of our commitment to ensuring that every child at our school is left with an unforgettable experience of the benefits of being highly literate. Student Voice is one of the strengths at Eastlea Community School, a wide cross–section of students willingly volunteer themselves for various initiatives across the school. They are very proud and committed to the school, enthusiastically promoting a broad range of activities to improve the school and the wider community. This includes playing an active role in the school’s governing body and recruitment of all the teaching staff. The Eastlea School Council is democratically elected and students on the School Council are very responsible and commit themselves and encourage others to take responsibility for their learning. Student Council members work on an exciting range of projects and initiatives across the school so that Student Voice is embedded in everything we do. At Eastlea Community School, we believe that a student’s ability to enjoy and achieve is best enhanced by a smooth transition between Key Stages. We need to sustain, in our young people an enthusiasm for learning, confidence in themselves as learners, and a sense of achievement and purpose. It is therefore important that transition is well planned, in stages and that we should not expect new students to cope with a huge change in teaching organization and style all at once. We aim to ensure a smooth and effective transition from primary school to Eastlea Community School, to help all our young people to feel safe and happy, to have their needs met, and to ultimately fulfill their true potential. View full school
      2. In partnership with students, parents, staff, governors, and the wider community, the vision at Eastlea is: To be recognized as an outstanding school that provides a safe, stimulating, creative, and dynamic learning environment that strives for excellence and values achievement. To be a community of learners where students are known and supported as individuals. To foster individual goals, developing the skills of the learner within a happy caring, and inclusive environment. To prepare students to play an active role in the world To provide a safe learning environment in which students feel secure and where self-esteem, confidence, and respect, both for self and others, can be promoted. To make our school a place where students want to be and want to learn. Young people should leave Eastlea with their understanding deepened, their minds enriched, and their hearts inspired so that they love learning and embrace the challenges of the future. We as part of the Eastlea community will respect and trust each other in celebration of our diverse heritage and shared future. We will honor and uphold the school’s expectations and what we believe and trust to be right. We will aspire to our potential and educational excellence, strive for physical and economic well-being, and contribute to our environment and community. We will continue to improve our lives by learning, caring for our community by being active citizens. We want to learn to be exciting and enjoyable, experienced through participation and achievement in a safe environment. At Eastlea Community School we believe in promoting all strands of literacy. It is for this reason that we have become a certified Accelerated Reader school. Accelerated Reader is a scheme aimed at encouraging students to read for pleasure and develop a life-long love for books. It also enables teachers to accurately assess students’ reading levels and abilities. Above all, this remarkable program enables parents to access information about their child’s progress from the comfort of their own home. Our passion for literacy has also resulted in us being involved in Jack Petchey Speak Out Challenge, Debate Mate and in most recent times we have had our version of ‘Ted Talks’ which is aimed at developing a passion for public speaking among our most able students. National events such as World Book Day and National Poetry Day are also given a very high profile across the school and this stands as evidence of our commitment to ensuring that every child at our school is left with an unforgettable experience of the benefits of being highly literate. Student Voice is one of the strengths at Eastlea Community School, a wide cross–section of students willingly volunteer themselves for various initiatives across the school. They are very proud and committed to the school, enthusiastically promoting a broad range of activities to improve the school and the wider community. This includes playing an active role in the school’s governing body and recruitment of all the teaching staff. The Eastlea School Council is democratically elected and students on the School Council are very responsible and commit themselves and encourage others to take responsibility for their learning. Student Council members work on an exciting range of projects and initiatives across the school so that Student Voice is embedded in everything we do. At Eastlea Community School, we believe that a student’s ability to enjoy and achieve is best enhanced by a smooth transition between Key Stages. We need to sustain, in our young people an enthusiasm for learning, confidence in themselves as learners, and a sense of achievement and purpose. It is therefore important that transition is well planned, in stages and that we should not expect new students to cope with a huge change in teaching organization and style all at once. We aim to ensure a smooth and effective transition from primary school to Eastlea Community School, to help all our young people to feel safe and happy, to have their needs met, and to ultimately fulfill their true potential.
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