Aspire to Excellence - The Clarendon College
Aspire to Excellence - The Clarendon College
Aspire to Excellence - The Clarendon College
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e <strong>Clarendon</strong> <strong>College</strong> Way<br />
Our vision for every student<br />
e <strong>Clarendon</strong> <strong>College</strong> / <strong>Aspire</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Excellence</strong><br />
Secondary school education is preparation for<br />
life. At <strong>Clarendon</strong> we take that privilege and<br />
responsibility very seriously.<br />
We begin with the end in sight, knowing that<br />
over seven years, from leaving primary school<br />
at eleven <strong>to</strong> graduating from the 6th Form at<br />
eighteen, we have <strong>to</strong> provide the inspiration,<br />
knowledge, teaching, learning and support <strong>to</strong><br />
encourage every young person <strong>to</strong> reach for<br />
their dreams.<br />
is is a child centred school. We have <strong>to</strong><br />
provide for the needs of the 21st century<br />
and be very sensitive <strong>to</strong> the challenges<br />
facing young people. Every decision made<br />
in this school is done for the benefit of<br />
every student.<br />
“e positive behaviour and<br />
attitudes of the students continues <strong>to</strong><br />
be a strong feature of the <strong>College</strong>.”<br />
Ofsted Report<br />
At all times the aim is <strong>to</strong> ensure:<br />
• A safe, happy and respectful environment<br />
• e development of a love of learning<br />
• Skills for life<br />
• High expectations<br />
• Self-discipline and resilience<br />
• e development of ambitious, inquiring minds<br />
• Empathy for others.<br />
Respect is a key word. At <strong>Clarendon</strong> you won’t<br />
find senior teachers locked away in offices and<br />
meetings. We visit every lesson and students<br />
stand when we enter the room. Teachers are<br />
addressed as Sir or Miss. Old fashioned, yes.<br />
And it works…<br />
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