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Creating and achieving a brighter future www.maidenhill.gloucs.sch.uk

students make good progress in a wide range of subjects, including English and Maths they are confident, courteous and extremely proud of their school. - OFSTED 2017

WELCOME TO We are a small secondary school and we pride ourselves in knowing our students as individuals. As Head Teacher and parent, I fully understand the importance of seeing each student as an individual person. By knowing everyone, we can encourage, support and challenge each and every student to achieve their personal best in their academic studies as well as in the varied opportunities and activities that will be on offer during their time with us. I am delighted that you have received a copy of this prospectus and I hope that, as you look through the pages, you begin to get a sense of what we are about at Maidenhill. More importantly, I would like you to come and see our school at work for yourself. When you walk through the door, I think you will see for yourself why our students are so proud of their school. I look forward to welcoming you in person, at a time that suits you. Mrs P Wilson HEAD TEACHER ENCOURAGEMENT SUPPORT CHALLENGE PERSONAL BEST ACHIEVEMENT

In The Classroom Teachers use their love of their subjects to inspire students to love learning and to achieve their personal best. Independent Study is set via the Show My Homework app so students and parents are supported in learning outside the classroom. Students are expected to improve their work using teacher feedback. Students work towards their own personal minimum expected grade and are then challenged to beat it.

FROCESTER In Learning Communities Students belong to mixed-age, vertical tutor groups that promote a caring approach where younger and older students help and support each other. Our four Learning Communities of Doverow, Frocester, Haresfield and Rodborough are led by passionate Community Leaders who have oversight of a student s well-being and academic success. Each daily tutor session creates opportunities for activities including peer mentoring, literacy/ numeracy, monitoring of progress as well as competitions. Students can apply to become Sports and Student Leaders where they take on leadership opportunities. Students can also represent their peers and give them a voice by becoming a member of the School Council. DOVEROW RODBOROUGH

enrichment opportunities Our timetable of extra-curricular and enrichment opportunities seeks to enthuse students outside of the classroom. Study Zone provides a supportive and structured opportunity after school for students to complete their Independent Study. Educational visits are regular and occur both locally and abroad.

what STUDENTS SAY: I LOVE SHOW MY HOMEWORK ; IT S HELPFUL IN SUPPORTING OUR INDEPENDENT STUDY AND HELPS TO KEEP ME ORGANISED. i am so grateful that I was pushed to be more motivated and determined in year 11. staff build my confidence and are really encouraging in lessons. Thank you for all the support you have given me in helping me to achieve my personal best!

what PARENTS SAY: My daughter is very happy at Maidenhill. She s grown so much in confidence since being here. Thank you so much. Communication between school and parents is excellent. I think this is the best school we could have chosen. Extremely happy. We feel very fortunate to have Maidenhill as our secondary school. I am very happy with every aspect of the school. A lovely school with a personal feel. I m confident that staff know and understand my son. He s very happy here. Thank you for all your dedication and hard work. The confidence that the staff have given my son has been much appreciated a very nurturing school.

What ofsted say: students Conduct and Manners are very good. The curriculum provides a good range of opportunities for students of all abilities. students make good progress in a wide range of subjects, including English and Maths. Students take pride in their school and their achievements and celebrate the diversity of their talents, academic and otherwise. The school is effective in promoting reading across the curriculum so that students read widely, confidently and with understanding. - OFSTED 2017 students are friendly, respectful and courteous to one another and adults.

Attitudes to learning are very positive. Students take pride in their work and enjoy being challenged at an appropriate level. Students are confident, courteous and extremely proud of their school.

YEAR 6 / 7 TRANSITION OUR TRANSITION PROGRAMME IS DESIGNED TO MAKE THE CHANGE FROM PRIMARY TO SECONDARY SCHOOL AS ENJOYABLE AND AS SMOOTH AS POSSIBLE. We visit every Year 6 student during the summer term to speak to their teachers and find out about them as individuals. We hold a Discovery Day during the summer term for Year 6 students to come to Maidenhill, try out a variety of lessons and meet some of their new teachers. We establish a strong link with parents by welcoming them to an Information Evening in July, and then again in September when our Year 7 students have been with us for a few weeks. During their first few weeks at Maidenhill, each Year 7 class has a student guide to and from lessons so they can easily find their way to class. As well as academic parents evenings, we hold a special meet the tutor evening for parents of Year 7 students in the autumn term.

A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF MAIDENHILL SCHOOL Ski Trip to Austria Rehearsals for Macbeth Visit to Masjid E Noor Mosque CHARITY CAKE SALE JULY Year 11 Results Day APRIL OCTOBER Achievements Evening JANUARY visit to gloucester cathedral Tasting Bristol s Foodies Festival AUGUST Elected Student Council NOVEMBER Experiencing a Weaving Mill FEBRUARY Successful event with Female Engineers MAY Celebrating British Athletics SEPTEMBER MARCH JUNE DECEMBER

GRAPHIC DESIGN APPRENTICE PROFESSOR OF AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES PHD OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST PROFESSIONAL DANCER RAISING ASPIRATIONS FOOTBALL COACHING IN USA MAIDENHILL STUDENTS ARE NOW... STUDYING FOR A MEDIA DEGREE JOURNALIST AND RADIO PRESENTER PERFORMING ARTS STUDYING FOR A SPORTS DEGREE SALES AND MARKETING PRIMARY TEACHER IN DUBAI OWNER OF A PRINTING COMPANY POLICE EXAMINER TELEPHONE ENGINEER DRAMA TEACHER PHYSIOTHERAPIST LIGHTING TECHNICIAN - WEST END JOURNALIST RESTAURANT OWNER WEB DESIGNER FOR CLOTHING COMPANY RECEPTION TEACHER PHD ENVIRONMENT AND MATHS SPECIAL NEEDS CO-ORDINATOR ARMY COMMUNICATIONS EXPERT SOFTWARE PRODUCT CONSULTANT

Head Teacher: Mrs P Wilson Telephone: 01453 822469 Email: office@maidenhill.gloucs.sch.uk Maidenhill School, Kings Road, Stonehouse, GL10 2HA www.maidenhill.gloucs.sch.uk Creating and achieving a brighter future

Creating and achieving a brighter future Maidenhill students travel from... Quedgeley Podsmead Tuffley Hardwicke Kingsway Saul Moreton Valence Haresfield Frampton on Severn Whitminster Standish Sharpness Newtown Berkeley Kingshill Dursley Eastington Nupend Randwick Westrip Cashes Green Uplands Ebley Cainscross Ryeford Dudbridge Rodborough Kings Stanley Lightpill Kingscourt Leonard Stanley Middleyard Forest Green Shortwood Nailsworth Slad Head Teacher: Mrs P Wilson Telephone: 01453 822469 Email: office@maidenhill.gloucs.sch.uk Maidenhill School, Kings Road, Stonehouse, GL10 2HA www.maidenhill.gloucs.sch.uk