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Welcome to
Hewens College
Hewens College is an inclusive college that provides education for children aged 11 to 19 and is committed to creating a learning environment where every student can make good progress and achieve their fullest potential. The College embraces innovative ideas and good practice to provide a welcoming, caring and nurturing environment.
With a curriculum designed to help our students become happy, successful, self-reliant and creative members of the society which their generation will build, Hewens College is the place where the future begins.
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Children Achieving the Expected Standard
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Key Stage 1 Standard pass (grade 4 or above) in English and Mathematics
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Key Stage 1 Strong pass (grade 5 or above) in English and Mathematics
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Attainment 8 score
In conversation with the parents and carers they were full of praise for the “Total support given to both us and our young people.” Parents particularly praised the support they receive for students with special needs. It was clear at verification that Hewens has considerable one to one support in place for parents as well as the students. There is a well advertised and well used weekly surgery for parents and carers on a Thursday between 5:00pm and 6:00pm.
The college has a clear development plan with a key focus on the development of parent partnership led by Rachel Wall who is clearly passionate about this aspect of her work as a member of the senior leadership team.
The vision is embodied in the 6 Rs, as with all the schools and colleges in the Hewens Rosedale trust, is prominently displayed. The LPPA is prominently displayed in the reception area. The College’s physical environment is a work in progress, so variable, as the college site is being improved. The reception arrangements are very good. Welcoming, professional reception staff, comfortable seating and information all in place.
Important Reminder
Daylight Savings Safety Plans
We are fast approaching winter, clocks are due to go back within the week and the daylight hours are becoming shorter. Pupils may find themselves travelling to and from school in the hours of darkness over the coming months. Pupils and their parents are reminded that in order to maximise their safety on their journeys to and from school we would recommend...
