Attending Prospect

We will open up new worlds of opportunity, and create new pathways to their aspirations.
Attending Prospect

Curriculum
A tailored education, to allow every student to achieve their very best in life.

Facilities
We provide an enriched learning experience to assist students to achieve their academic excellence.

Student Leadership
More than you thought was possible - our students are the leaders of the future.

Join our School

We will open up new worlds of opportunity, and create new pathways to their aspirations.
Admissions

Your Child

Whatever their needs, we enable our students to achieve academic excellence by knowing we also prioritise their well-being as well.
Your child

Supporting Students

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Sixth Form

Our vibrant and growing Sixth Form provides the perfect step between compulsory education and higher or further education, or the world of work.
Sixth Form Applications open for September 2021

Pros6 - Sixth Form
Whatever your future plans, Pros6 will prepare you well for the twenty-first century global economy.
Pros6 Prospectus 2021

SEN/D and Inclusion

Some students may need additional support to reach their full potential. For students who have been identified as having Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities, we will ensure that the additional help they need to flourish and achieve is put into place, whatever they need to achieve.

The Inclusion Department at Prospect School manages the educational needs of all students with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND).

This is provided in a number of ways including in-class support, targeted intervention and alternative provision. Where necessary, the department can also make referrals to external agencies and arrange for testing and diagnosis of SEND.

Parents/Carers should contact Mr James Birk, SENCo in the first instance at school.

Sources of Support

Brighter Futures for Children SEN Department gives children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities and their families information about what support and services are available in the local area.
It will help parents, carers and young people to see clearly the range of services, support and information that are available to them in their local area and understand how to access them.

Reading IASS provides information advice and support to parents and carers of children and young people (aged 0-25) who have special educational needs and/or disability (SEND).
Mr J Birk - SENCo
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