Worthing Lifestyle Sep - Oct 2021
As the Autumn nights draw in our thoughts turn to delicious cosseting food, home comforts and setting affairs in order. Plus we interview baker Richard Bertinet and garden designer Adam Frost.
As the Autumn nights draw in our thoughts turn to delicious cosseting food, home comforts and setting affairs in order. Plus we interview baker Richard Bertinet and garden designer Adam Frost.
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A small, supportive<br />
learning environment.<br />
ADVERTISING FEATURE<br />
For some children, larger schools and<br />
classrooms can mean reduced teacher<br />
interaction, elevated noise and an<br />
increased chance of disruption which<br />
can create barriers to learning.<br />
Slindon College’s ‘Keep it small, know them all’ ethos enables<br />
staff to get to know their pupils helping them to re-engage with<br />
learning in order to reach their full potential.<br />
Small class sizes lead to more one-on-one attention for<br />
the pupil.<br />
Teachers get to know each pupil as an individual, working with<br />
them to enhance their strengths and improve their weaknesses.<br />
This customized approach gives pupils access to learning on<br />
their level.<br />
The Specialist Teachers continuously liaise with Subject Teachers<br />
to disseminate useful individualised strategies which are then<br />
implemented across the whole College.<br />
Learning is more hands-on.<br />
In a smaller class, pupils have increased opportunity for handson<br />
learning, allowing them to experience the subjects they<br />
are learning about rather than just being told about it. This is<br />
especially beneficial for pupils who learn better by doing rather<br />
than just listening.<br />
The multisensory and augmentative teaching facilities allow<br />
for practical learning as well as quiet, independent reflection<br />
dependent on the needs of the pupil.<br />
Sixth Formers are offered a bespoke timetable. Through work<br />
experience placements, life skills courses and building links<br />
with local further education providers, the boys are given the<br />
experience necessary to make the transition to the wider world a<br />
positive one.<br />
Pupils feel valued and understood.<br />
In large schools and classrooms, the number of pupils can<br />
be intimidating, but in smaller environments pupils can grow<br />
in confidence. Pupils at Slindon College are given time to<br />
contribute, making them feel valued and respected.<br />
Slindon College provides Social and Emotional Aspects of<br />
Learning for pupils that need help with self-awareness, selfregulation,<br />
motivation, empathy and social skills.<br />
To find out more about, visit www.slindoncollege.co.uk<br />
KNOW THYSELF<br />
SLINDON<br />
COLLEGE<br />
Slindon College is an Independent Day and Boarding school for boys aged 8-18 located in Sussex<br />
Slindon College provides a stimulating, broad and balanced educational experience<br />
for pupils of all academic abilities, taking into account their strengths and talents.<br />
Open Mornings<br />
9.30am-12noon<br />
.<br />
Saturday 25th <strong>Sep</strong>tember <strong>2021</strong><br />
Saturday 12th March 2022<br />
Private visits available throughout the year<br />
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Register Attendance: 01243 814320 registrar@slindoncollege.co.uk www.slindoncollege.co.uk<br />
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