Compass Community School Aylward Park
0.00 miles
Compass Community School Lincolnshire is Independent Secondary school in Not recorded for kids aged 11 to 17 (Gender - 11 to 17). Compass Community Schools motivate children and young people to engage with education and overcome barriers to learning. The vision is to inspire learners to make positive life choices and to provide pupils with a therapeutic education which enables them to make the most of their life chances.
Compass Community Schools motivate children and young people to engage with education and overcome barriers to learning. The vision is to inspire learners to make positive life choices and to provide pupils with a therapeutic education which enables them to make the most of their life chances.
Selection Criteria: Selective
Compass Community School Lincolnshire welcomes referrals from Local Authorities as well as referrals for pupils with placements in Compass Children’s Homes and with Compass Foster Carers. Before a student starts their placement at a Compass Community School, they endeavour to gather as much information as they can about them to ensure that can support them in the right way, right away. This includes their most recent EHCP or PEP where present, school reports, EP Assessments and anything else that might help to understand the child. They also request end of KS2 results so they can build an accurate picture of a pupil’s individual needs and set suitably challenging targets. They seek input from all appropriate parties including parents and carers, previous schools and all other professionals in a child’s network. Arrangements for the child, parent/carer to attend an informal visit to the school Sharing of key info and policies with the child, parent or carer Arrangements for baseline assessment by the school Specialist staff to develop a short induction timetable to support their transition into school environment. When a pupil is placed at a Compass Community School, part of the initial planning process will include: School visits are an integral part of the admissions process. They are a great opportunity for pupils and their parents or carers to ask questions, get a feel for the environment and see what schools have to offer. Some pupils may need multiple visits before they start with them, which they are more than happy to arrange, as well as visits from relevant professionals.
Annual fees (day pupils): £65,200
Contact directly for information.
No Spam, Notifications only about new products, Updates.