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- We are a small, young school with a big family of students, parents, and staff. As part of the Beaconhouse School System, our students benefit from the breadth of a truly international environment. We value the principles of child-centered learning and our students enjoy a mix of different educational experiences both in and out of the classroom. Our teachers are highly trained and experienced professionals. There is a healthy mix of Expat and local teachers who work to achieve high learning outcomes for each student. Our teachers are specialists in their field and all students benefit from specialist subject teachers whether they are in year one or year ten. We follow the Cambridge International curriculum at primary, secondary, and IGCSE levels, offering a wide range of subjects for study. We pride ourselves on developing our students into lifelong learners who value knowledge and its application. Our students not only have a passion and thirst for knowledge but are confident risk-takers who use a range of skills to problem solve. At Beaconhouse Newlands we encourage independent thinking and research, providing a nurturing environment both in and out of the classroom. Students have access to a dedicated class teacher who will support them in their academic and pastoral development as they grow. They have access to a variety of different cultures and experience a truly global educational experience. The academic program is supported by an After School Programme that provides the students with the opportunity to experience activities and learn new skills. The school is on a brand new campus which provides the students with an exceptional 21st-century learning environment. All classrooms are furnished with the latest technology and facilities to enhance their learning and provide the students with the opportunity to follow and achieve their dreams. Here, we aim to nurture and inspire children to become independent global learners. We encourage them to be articulate, expressive thinkers and lifelong learners. We want them to be socially responsible, resilient, and active citizens of the world. We also believe that parents are a vital part of our school community. We believe that education is a joint venture between school and home and we aim to work with you to create a rich learning environment for our students. We can only give you a brief snapshot of what we do at Beaconhouse Newlands. With the world and the needs of the community changing at an ever-increasing rate, Beaconhouse endeavors to be open to change, to adapt, innovate and keep pace with the goals that society expects. At Beaconhouse, our aim and belief are that through hard work and effort, students will be able to step confidently into the real and highly competitive world. We ensure that they are equipped with the ability to make mature and well-informed judgments based on a clear understanding of essential principles, concepts, and moral values. This, we believe, is the best contribution we can make towards their development as productive members of society and, through them, to the country and the wider world. Our core focus is to deliver high-quality academic programs that enable students to achieve their intellectual potential, develop confidence and lifelong-learning skills to improve their prospects beyond school. Our trained, caring, and highly motivated teachers provide effective teaching while giving students the personal attention, advice, and support needed. With high standards that demand up-to-date teaching skills and a range of challenging programs, Beaconhouse School System brings success within the reach of every student. At Beaconhouse Newlands we believe that all students are unique and should be treated as such. We recognize the individuality of each student and teachers use a wide variety of different approaches in their teaching to ensure high learning outcomes. In planning, they ensure all students are allowed to learn with confidence in a creative, imaginative, and innovative environment. Teachers ensure that students are exposed to problem-solving activities, learn life skills, strategic reasoning, and learn to have a flexible mindset. Teachers evaluate learning through feedback, presentations, and project work. Underpinning their teaching is the Mission and Vision of the Beaconhouse School System, the Beaconhouse Learner Profiles, and our aims in providing a holistic and rounded education. The curriculum emphasizes breadth, balance, and the integration of learning areas, whilst promoting a proactive, creative, and inquiry-based approach to teaching and learning. The curriculum also facilitates students’ personal growth by providing opportunities for students to learn about and act upon their responsibility to the community, and to reflect on the essential quality of traditional values, intellectual heritage, and cultural aspirations of their own and other communities. View full school
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- The aim of Newlands Junior College (NJC) is to deliver an alternative form of education, aimed at young people who find that mainstream secondary school education does not best suit them but who have the potential to become successful people and good employees, thereby contributing positively to society. We recruit around 30 pupils per year from partner secondary schools. They experience an alternative approach to their education in years S3 and S4. In addition to academic subjects, the NJC curriculum combines vocational/career training and personal development with sports, nutrition, and outdoor activities. By including these elements, we believe that the NJC approach increases motivation, skills, and confidence in addition to providing formal qualifications at SCQF Level 4 and Level 5. At the end of S4, leavers will have the qualifications, skills, and personal qualities that will allow them to access one of the guaranteed apprenticeships or college courses the NJC can make available. This is a unique opportunity for young people of school age to learn in an environment that models itself in the work place but, just as importantly, provides great experiences designed to develop areas of skill and expertise that will make them rounded individuals who are attractive to future employers. Newlands Junior College exists to provide opportunities for young people who have potential but are at risk of disengaging from education and failing to find a fulfilling and rewarding role in later life. Newlands Junior College prepares young people for guaranteed apprenticeships and college places through a vocationally focused educational experience aimed at developing the students’ existing and latent potential. With positive relationships as the key to success, the experience provides a skills-based, personalized approach through which individual excellence is fostered in preparation for work. Newlands Junior College is designed to provide a unique type of education, suited to the particular needs of young people who do not learn well in the mainstream educational system, but who have the potential to become useful contributors to society. At NJC, all students experience a curriculum designed around three main strands: An academic curriculum focused on key skills. Vocational Education. Personal Development. The emphasis on vocational education and personal development is the distinguishing feature of the NJC curriculum. It is seen as essential if our young people are to be motivated and encouraged to learn. NJC’s academic curriculum has a focus on four vital areas – English, IT, Mathematics, and Science. These are offered as discrete subjects, although every effort is made to establish connections amongst them. All students have the opportunity to achieve National awards at levels 4, 5, or beyond depending upon individual needs and aspirations. Other curricular areas are covered mainly through planned interdisciplinary studies. There is a focus on project-based learning and extensive use of new technology. The approach is aimed at engaging the interest of students who have not experienced success and fulfillment in the mainstream. View full school
- Newlands Academy is a special school and is proud to be part of the Academies Enterprise Trust (AET), one of the largest multi-academy trusts in England. It is a secondary school for boys aged 11 to 16 with social, emotional, and mental health needs. Our main goal is to ensure that every student is provided the highest quality of education possible in a safe, supportive, and caring learning environment. Working together as a team we are committed to helping each student achieve their very best. At Newlands we have high expectations for all our students, learning is our core purpose and we provide all our students with a bespoke and relevant academic curriculum that is individualized to meet each student’s needs. We are dedicated to providing opportunities for all students to develop a range of life skills and moral values that enable them to better their life chances. Our Core Principles: We are a caring and accepting community where everyone's voice is valued. We see potential in all our pupils and offer them a fresh start. The pupil's learning and emotional needs are at the center of every decision we make. We give pupils time and space to gain an understanding of their own identity we strive to nurture, educate and empower them through to adulthood. We work in the academy with humor, justice, compassion, and forgiveness we understand that all members can make mistakes and that we learn from one another. At Newlands Academy, our overriding aim is to ensure that each student, whatever their ability, should unlock their full potential. Developing students’ English and Literacy skills are, of course, fundamental to unlocking their potential across the academic curriculum and beyond. We hope to broaden students’ experiences of the types of texts they encounter and foster a lifelong appreciation for reading. At KS3 students cover the three strands that make up the English curriculum: Reading, Writing, and Speaking and Listening. We cover a wide range of texts, including fiction, non-fiction, and films, to teach our students the skills they need to succeed at GCSE. Our KS4 students work towards the Cambridge IGCSE Language qualification. They complete three pieces of coursework in school as well as a Speaking and Listening assessment. They sit one exam in the Summer to complete the qualification. In our PSHE sessions, we try to give our student body the tools necessary to be well-rounded citizens and members of society. Students study a wide range of topics and gaining a good understanding of politics, sexual education, and the law. Students also learn key skills such as debating and public speaking. At Newlands Academy, all students will have three lessons in maths. Here at Newlands Academy, we encourage our students to see mathematics as not just arithmetic but as a functional tool for their future lives. We strive to provide a real-world application to mathematics so students can see its practical use. We aim to develop student’s confidence and fluency with numbers and measures as well as the understanding of how data are gathered. View full school
- The aim of Newlands Junior College (NJC) is to deliver an alternative form of education, aimed at young people who find that mainstream secondary school education does not best suit them but who have the potential to become successful people and good employees, thereby contributing positively to society. We recruit around 30 pupils per year from partner secondary schools. They experience an alternative approach to their education in years S3 and S4. In addition to academic subjects, the NJC curriculum combines vocational/career training and personal development with sports, nutrition, and outdoor activities. By including these elements, we believe that the NJC approach increases motivation, skills, and confidence in addition to providing formal qualifications at SCQF Level 4 and Level 5. At the end of S4, leavers will have the qualifications, skills, and personal qualities that will allow them to access one of the guaranteed apprenticeships or college courses the NJC can make available. This is a unique opportunity for young people of school age to learn in an environment that models itself in the work place but, just as importantly, provides great experiences designed to develop areas of skill and expertise that will make them rounded individuals who are attractive to future employers. Newlands Junior College exists to provide opportunities for young people who have potential but are at risk of disengaging from education and failing to find a fulfilling and rewarding role in later life. Newlands Junior College prepares young people for guaranteed apprenticeships and college places through a vocationally focused educational experience aimed at developing the students’ existing and latent potential. With positive relationships as the key to success, the experience provides a skills-based, personalized approach through which individual excellence is fostered in preparation for work. Newlands Junior College is designed to provide a unique type of education, suited to the particular needs of young people who do not learn well in the mainstream educational system, but who have the potential to become useful contributors to society. At NJC, all students experience a curriculum designed around three main strands: An academic curriculum focused on key skills. Vocational Education. Personal Development. The emphasis on vocational education and personal development is the distinguishing feature of the NJC curriculum. It is seen as essential if our young people are to be motivated and encouraged to learn. NJC’s academic curriculum has a focus on four vital areas – English, IT, Mathematics, and Science. These are offered as discrete subjects, although every effort is made to establish connections amongst them. All students have the opportunity to achieve National awards at levels 4, 5, or beyond depending upon individual needs and aspirations. Other curricular areas are covered mainly through planned interdisciplinary studies. There is a focus on project-based learning and extensive use of new technology. The approach is aimed at engaging the interest of students who have not experienced success and fulfillment in the mainstream.
- Newlands Academy is a special school and is proud to be part of the Academies Enterprise Trust (AET), one of the largest multi-academy trusts in England. It is a secondary school for boys aged 11 to 16 with social, emotional, and mental health needs. Our main goal is to ensure that every student is provided the highest quality of education possible in a safe, supportive, and caring learning environment. Working together as a team we are committed to helping each student achieve their very best. At Newlands we have high expectations for all our students, learning is our core purpose and we provide all our students with a bespoke and relevant academic curriculum that is individualized to meet each student’s needs. We are dedicated to providing opportunities for all students to develop a range of life skills and moral values that enable them to better their life chances. Our Core Principles: We are a caring and accepting community where everyone's voice is valued. We see potential in all our pupils and offer them a fresh start. The pupil's learning and emotional needs are at the center of every decision we make. We give pupils time and space to gain an understanding of their own identity we strive to nurture, educate and empower them through to adulthood. We work in the academy with humor, justice, compassion, and forgiveness we understand that all members can make mistakes and that we learn from one another. At Newlands Academy, our overriding aim is to ensure that each student, whatever their ability, should unlock their full potential. Developing students’ English and Literacy skills are, of course, fundamental to unlocking their potential across the academic curriculum and beyond. We hope to broaden students’ experiences of the types of texts they encounter and foster a lifelong appreciation for reading. At KS3 students cover the three strands that make up the English curriculum: Reading, Writing, and Speaking and Listening. We cover a wide range of texts, including fiction, non-fiction, and films, to teach our students the skills they need to succeed at GCSE. Our KS4 students work towards the Cambridge IGCSE Language qualification. They complete three pieces of coursework in school as well as a Speaking and Listening assessment. They sit one exam in the Summer to complete the qualification. In our PSHE sessions, we try to give our student body the tools necessary to be well-rounded citizens and members of society. Students study a wide range of topics and gaining a good understanding of politics, sexual education, and the law. Students also learn key skills such as debating and public speaking. At Newlands Academy, all students will have three lessons in maths. Here at Newlands Academy, we encourage our students to see mathematics as not just arithmetic but as a functional tool for their future lives. We strive to provide a real-world application to mathematics so students can see its practical use. We aim to develop student’s confidence and fluency with numbers and measures as well as the understanding of how data are gathered.
- We are a small, young school with a big family of students, parents, and staff. As part of the Beaconhouse School System, our students benefit from the breadth of a truly international environment. We value the principles of child-centered learning and our students enjoy a mix of different educational experiences both in and out of the classroom. Our teachers are highly trained and experienced professionals. There is a healthy mix of Expat and local teachers who work to achieve high learning outcomes for each student. Our teachers are specialists in their field and all students benefit from specialist subject teachers whether they are in year one or year ten. We follow the Cambridge International curriculum at primary, secondary, and IGCSE levels, offering a wide range of subjects for study. We pride ourselves on developing our students into lifelong learners who value knowledge and its application. Our students not only have a passion and thirst for knowledge but are confident risk-takers who use a range of skills to problem solve. At Beaconhouse Newlands we encourage independent thinking and research, providing a nurturing environment both in and out of the classroom. Students have access to a dedicated class teacher who will support them in their academic and pastoral development as they grow. They have access to a variety of different cultures and experience a truly global educational experience. The academic program is supported by an After School Programme that provides the students with the opportunity to experience activities and learn new skills. The school is on a brand new campus which provides the students with an exceptional 21st-century learning environment. All classrooms are furnished with the latest technology and facilities to enhance their learning and provide the students with the opportunity to follow and achieve their dreams. Here, we aim to nurture and inspire children to become independent global learners. We encourage them to be articulate, expressive thinkers and lifelong learners. We want them to be socially responsible, resilient, and active citizens of the world. We also believe that parents are a vital part of our school community. We believe that education is a joint venture between school and home and we aim to work with you to create a rich learning environment for our students. We can only give you a brief snapshot of what we do at Beaconhouse Newlands. With the world and the needs of the community changing at an ever-increasing rate, Beaconhouse endeavors to be open to change, to adapt, innovate and keep pace with the goals that society expects. At Beaconhouse, our aim and belief are that through hard work and effort, students will be able to step confidently into the real and highly competitive world. We ensure that they are equipped with the ability to make mature and well-informed judgments based on a clear understanding of essential principles, concepts, and moral values. This, we believe, is the best contribution we can make towards their development as productive members of society and, through them, to the country and the wider world. Our core focus is to deliver high-quality academic programs that enable students to achieve their intellectual potential, develop confidence and lifelong-learning skills to improve their prospects beyond school. Our trained, caring, and highly motivated teachers provide effective teaching while giving students the personal attention, advice, and support needed. With high standards that demand up-to-date teaching skills and a range of challenging programs, Beaconhouse School System brings success within the reach of every student. At Beaconhouse Newlands we believe that all students are unique and should be treated as such. We recognize the individuality of each student and teachers use a wide variety of different approaches in their teaching to ensure high learning outcomes. In planning, they ensure all students are allowed to learn with confidence in a creative, imaginative, and innovative environment. Teachers ensure that students are exposed to problem-solving activities, learn life skills, strategic reasoning, and learn to have a flexible mindset. Teachers evaluate learning through feedback, presentations, and project work. Underpinning their teaching is the Mission and Vision of the Beaconhouse School System, the Beaconhouse Learner Profiles, and our aims in providing a holistic and rounded education. The curriculum emphasizes breadth, balance, and the integration of learning areas, whilst promoting a proactive, creative, and inquiry-based approach to teaching and learning. The curriculum also facilitates students’ personal growth by providing opportunities for students to learn about and act upon their responsibility to the community, and to reflect on the essential quality of traditional values, intellectual heritage, and cultural aspirations of their own and other communities.
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