Outcomes

Outcomes 2025-26

Our accreditation outcomes reflect a broad, ambitious curriculum tailored to the needs of learners with additional needs. In 2025-26, learners achieved a wide range of qualifications, including GCSEs, Level 1 & Level 2 vocational awards, Entry Level qualifications, Duke of Edinburgh awards and National Outdoor Learning Awards (NOLA), ensuring every student had the opportunity to secure recognised and meaningful outcomes.

Outcomes Pie chart 2026

Our curriculum is inclusive and aspirational, enabling progression from Entry Level accreditation through to GCSE and Level 1/2 qualifications. Through enrichment, outdoor learning and wider curriculum opportunities, students develop confidence, resilience and independence alongside accredited success, supporting positive preparation for adulthood.

Outcomes bar chart 2026

In total, students achieved 73 GCSE qualifications across 10 subjects, with 98% of GCSE entries resulting in a pass. Strong outcomes were achieved in Mathematics, English Language, Art, Craft and Design, and Biology, alongside qualifications in English Literature, Combined Science, Photography, Business Studies and Design Technology. These outcomes reflect the breadth and ambition of our curriculum, ensuring students can access academic, creative and vocational pathways that align with their strengths, interests and future aspirations.

Outcomes Table 2026

Progress and Achievement

Whole School (59 leavers)

  • 90% met expected progress (ELP)
  • 36% exceeded expected progress (ELP+)

Across all pathways, most learners achieved or exceeded their personalised learning targets. These outcomes reflect the impact of a curriculum that is carefully adapted to meet individual needs whilst maintaining high aspirations for every learner.  Alongside academic achievement, students also developed the independence, resilience and employability skills needed for successful transitions into further education, training and adult life.

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