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- St. David’s High School and always a pleasure to see such a significant number of our students engaged in charity work, community activities as well as making good progress in their lessons. We are a high-performing school and in the top 25% of schools for GCSE performance. A significant number of our young people gain a set of fantastic qualifications here, which enables them to have a choice moving onto the next stage of their education. St David’s High School is more than a school it is a community made up of parents, children, teachers, and all those involved in helping our school progress. As a small and unique community school, we endeavor to make every family feel welcome and every child achieve their full potential. ‘Education’ means a lot more to us than just the subjects that are on offer to our students. We take their personal and emotional development to be just as important to help them navigate through the challenges of life. St. David's High School is committed to: Providing high-quality, student-centered education in which every student can achieve his/her full potential. Valuing and respecting all members of the school community. Maintaining a well-disciplined and supportive environment for learning. Developing a partnership with parents, employers, and the local community. Preparing our students for adult and working life. Ensuring our actions match our belief that all young people are of equal worth whatever their age, ability, or background. St. David’s High School is committed to ensuring the welfare and safety of all children in the school. All Flintshire schools, including St. David’s High School, follow the Flintshire Safeguarding Children procedures. The school will, in most circumstances, endeavor to discuss all concerns with parents about their children. However, there may be exceptional circumstances when the school will discuss concerns with Social Care and/or the Police without parental knowledge. The school will, of course, always aim to maintain a positive relationship with all parents. The school’s Child Protection Policy is available on request. View full school
St. David’s High School and always a pleasure to see such a significant number of our students engaged in charity work, community activities as well as making good progress in their lessons. We are a high-performing school and in the top 25% of schools for GCSE performance. A significant number of our young people gain a set of fantastic qualifications here, which enables them to have a choice moving onto the next stage of their education. St David’s High School is more than a school it is a community made up of parents, children, teachers, and all those involved in helping our school progress. As a small and unique community school, we endeavor to make every family feel welcome and every child achieve their full potential. ‘Education’ means a lot more to us than just the subjects that are on offer to our students. We take their personal and emotional development to be just as important to help them navigate through the challenges of life. St. David's High School is committed to: Providing high-quality, student-centered education in which every student can achieve his/her full potential. Valuing and respecting all members of the school community. Maintaining a well-disciplined and supportive environment for learning. Developing a partnership with parents, employers, and the local community. Preparing our students for adult and working life. Ensuring our actions match our belief that all young people are of equal worth whatever their age, ability, or background. St. David’s High School is committed to ensuring the welfare and safety of all children in the school. All Flintshire schools, including St. David’s High School, follow the Flintshire Safeguarding Children procedures. The school will, in most circumstances, endeavor to discuss all concerns with parents about their children. However, there may be exceptional circumstances when the school will discuss concerns with Social Care and/or the Police without parental knowledge. The school will, of course, always aim to maintain a positive relationship with all parents. The school’s Child Protection Policy is available on request.
