Secondary Schools

As well as offering a reliable and stable form of educating our children, most schools now offer a plethora of after school activities designed to engage our children’s imaginations and creativity ...

What is a Pupil Referral Unit? Even in today's society - which is governed with the idea that every child is entitled to an education - there are some children who cannot be educated within the ...

Secondary school places in the United Kingdom are limited, physically, by the number of pupils a school can take in any one school year. If the number of pupils vying for a place at a particular ...

Sometimes unforeseen circumstances come into play that can make it impossible for our children to remain at the same school all the way through their education. Any number of reasons can ...

What are Statemented Provisions? Statemented provisions are the criteria set out by your child's school - and Local Education Authority (LEA) - that will determine how your child will be schooled ...

One of the most important factors to be taken into consideration whilst your child is in full-time education is the relationship they have with their teachers; indeed the relationship your child has ...

The Sibling Factor is an important part of the admissions process to any school and should be considered when making an application to any school. How It Works If you have a child already ...

Work experience is an important part of a student’s education and also a good way to help bridge the gap between school and employment once schooling has finished. Students at Key Stage 4 (aged ...