Description
Moyles Court School is Independent Secondary school in Not applicable for kids aged 3 to 16 (Gender - 3 to 16 )
Situated in the beautiful New Forest National Park in Hampshire and housed in a stunning 17th Century Manor House, Moyles Court is an idyllic setting for a school. It is a place where children can be children, where they feel safe, supported and valued and most importantly, where they feel happy. The small class sizes ensure that every child is known and understood and the fabulous teachers nurture, challenge and support them every day. They are proud of our academic results, with all our pupils showing that with great effort and determination, from both teacher and pupil alike, they can secure GCSE results way above their national predictions. However, we are also committed to educating the whole child, on the understanding that academic results will only take you so far in life. Sport, music and drama all flourish here and a vast range of extra-curricular activities ensure children are exposed to an exciting range of opportunities that will help shape and develop them as individuals.
Facilities
Early Years
Pre-school at Moyles Court provides a perfect introduction to and full preparation for life in Junior School. The dedicated Pre-school area is packed full of things to do to keep lively minds and bodies fully occupied and includes a safe and secluded garden and play area, part of which is covered to provide shelter.Pre-school at Moyles is a very warm environment and offers a perfect early years school experience through play and engagement.As pupils advance into reception class, learning becomes more teacher led as we begin preparing them for life in Year One and beyond. They are committed to delivering a fun and educational curriculum which combines reading and writing with exciting topic work that incorporates our pupils’ own interests. The small classes ensure that children are fully supported in their learning. This in turn enables them to flourish in all areas of the curriculum and instils in them a life-long love of learning which will stay with them as they progress on their academic journey.
Junior School
As the Junior pupils move up through the school, they experience an increasing level of contact with the senior school subject specialists, ensuring not only a high level of academic challenge, but also a smooth transition to the senior school.An enticing selection of after-school clubs and homework facility provides Junior School children with the opportunity to try out new skills and work alongside other year groups. Moyles Court Junior School provides children with a safe and happy environment in which to learn. The individualised approach aims to ensure that all children grow to become confident, happy and independent learners.
Senior School
Senior School at Moyles Court is all about developing and consolidating learning and understanding, in order to be mentally and physically equipped for the GCSE’s in the final year.Life is also fun at Senior School, with plenty of opportunities to explore new or continue existing interests, hobbies and skills. The New Forest environment really starts to be appreciated as our pupils get older and many find it a great inspiration. They are extremely proud of all our pupils and the skills and qualifications they gain at Moyles Court. All the pupils show, that with great effort and determination, from both teacher and pupil alike, they can secure GCSE results way above their national predictions. However, we are also committed to educating the whole child, on the understanding that academic results can only take you so far in life.
Features
Things to note
Beyond the Classroom
Whilst academic progress and attainment are hugely important, we also recognise the significance of life outside the classroom. In addition to the excellent academic, creative arts and sporting activities, the location of our school enables us to provide an exciting, adventurous and diverse array of extra-curricular activities that all pupils are encouraged to participate in, as we consider them an important and exciting feature of school life and contribute enormously to the pupils’ social and emotional development.All Year 9 pupils complete the Bronze Duke of Edinburgh award and opportunities for further research exist with the Higher Project Qualification on offer. The pupils have the opportunity to compete against other local schools in a wide range of sporting activities and also nationally within the Independent Schools. Recent expeditions to Cambodia and Iceland have challenged our pupils, both physically and cognitively, whilst allowing them to recognise their place in our wider community.
After School Clubs & Extra-Curricular Activities
After school clubs give the opportunity for the extension of the curriculum into a period after normal school hours. Pupils can participate in activities for social reasons, or the elite performer may wish to train and to compete at a higher level.
Extra Curricular
Please check the school website link for details.
4.58 miles
