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Accreditation

See table below for awarding body. Accredited courses are continually under review and we seek to provide the best options possible to our students for supporting their continued development as learners.

Subject AreaQualificationAwarding BodyLevelsISS 2 (2)(a) type of education
EnglishIGCSE English LanguageIGCSE Cambridge NationalGrades 9-1Linguistic
Functional Skills EnglishEdexcelE1; E2; E3
MathsGCSEEdexcelFoundation & Higher Tier 9-1Mathematical
Functional Skills Maths
EdexcelE1, E2, E3 L1 L2
BiologyGCSEAQAFoundation & Higher Tier Grades 1 – 9Scientific
PEIGCSEIGCSE Cambridge InternationalGrades 9-1Physical
ArtGCSEEdexcel9-1Aesthetic and creative
PhotographyGCSEEdexcel9-1Aesthetic and creative
ICTFunctional Skills DigitalEdexcelE3 & Level 1Technological
Music/MediaArts AwardTrinity CollegeDiscovery, Bronze, Silver and GoldAesthetic and creative Technological
Unit award schemeAQAUnit award scheme
All subjects –  Including VocationalUnit award schemeAQAUnit award schemeAll

Examination Results 2025

Students entered for GCSE number of students achieving each grade:

Subject12345
English (7)221
Mathematics (5)13
Biology (5)41
Art and Design (Photography) (1)1

Students entered for Functional Skills number of students achieving each grade:

SubjectEntry 3
(no. students)
Entry 2
(no. students)
Entry 1
(no. students)
English24
Mathematics631
Digital2

Number of Additional Awards achieved:

StudentExcelsior LT472 –
Sailed and crewed
NUCO Training –
Level 2 First Aid for Mental Health
City and Guilds – Introducing Site Carpentry Skills (Entry Level 3)AQA Awards
(number)
1AchievedPassedPassed14
2Passed19
326
4AchievedPassed21
521
65
71
814
97
10Passed24
11Passed4

Pupil Premium

Introduced in April 2011, the Pupil Premium grant is a Government initiative that provides additional funding aimed at students from deprived backgrounds. Research shows that pupils from deprived backgrounds underachieve compared to their non‐deprived peers.

Policies & Reports

Future Education policies and local procedures are available in both electronic and paper versions. All independent schools are required to publish data relating to the number of complaints received during the last academic year. Future Education did not receive any complaints for the 2022-2023 academic year.

Curriculum

Our mission is to provide a broad, balanced and bespoke curriculum which allows our student to re-engage with learning. Our offer consists of a unique blend of academic and vocational study alongside a range of practical experiences promoting cultural capital and building confidence.

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