2025/26 Academic Year Please view our calendar for events and term dates School Calendar

The Core Offer

Underpinned by targeted therapy provision our curriculum enables students to experience success and joy in learning as well as acquiring the skills and qualifications they need to go on to lead happy fulfilled lives. 

English

To facilitate students’ understanding and exploration of the English language. To analyse and enable inference with a view to confidently develop communication through writing, speaking and listening to others. Increasing knowledge and awareness through wider reading, and develop creative thinking skills, organisation and planning to take ownership and celebration of own work. Students work towards and IGCSE in English Language, Functional skills Entry Level Certificate and also acquire AQA Unit awards in their learning journey.

Mathematics

To gain confidence in their Mathematical ability, both mental and written, and develop a ‘can do’ attitude to Mathematical challenges. Our key aims are to help students develop knowledge, skills and understanding of mathematical methods and concepts; to learn how to apply mathematical techniques to solve problems, reason mathematically, make deductions and draw conclusions as well as to understand, interpret and communicate mathematical information in a variety of different ways. Students work towards a GCSE Functional Skills Entry Level and AQA Unit awards.

Biology

Our science curriculum is heavily focused on Biology and will equip students with the knowledge to understand their own bodies and effect good health outcomes. It is equally aimed at arousing curiosity in the natural world around them and will require detailed thinking and analysis of the interaction between humanity and the earth’s systems and the many problems arising from the climate and global extinction crises.

Digital

The aim of Digital Functional Skills is to learn about how digital devices such as computers, smartphones, games consoles and other SMART devices can be used in the real world.  Students have the opportunity to bring their own experiences of using technology to the lessons, as well learn new skills, which will be relevant to the world of work or Further Education.  Our young people will have the opportunity to take a Functional Skills Digital qualification at the end of the year.

Physical, Emotional & Well-being

PE

In PE all students are offered a variety of activities to try that they might never get the opportunity to. They are encouraged in teamwork, thinking skills, organisation and pushing themselves past their comfort zones. Students participating will also gain an understanding of the importance of fitness and exercise to stay healthy. – Photos

Adventure Activities

Adventure Activities is a pilot award that we are running. It is focussed on learning about the environment and adventurous activities. Students participate in activities such as climbing, kayaking and walking, as well as covering topics such as animals and plants, physical geography and first aid. 

The aim of the award is to give students the opportunity for regular adventures and experience the beauty of the world and share this with others. 

Students will have the chance to develop the following – 

  • a range of important practical skills
  • resilience and self-reliance
  • awareness of wellbeing
  • physical fitness
  • understanding of risk
  • understanding and respect for the natural environment

PSHE

The PSHE (personal, social, health and economic education) curriculum is centred around making the most of our student’s personal skills to enable them to become confident, resilient, happy members of the school and wider community. Through the main topic areas of: living in the wider world, relationships and health and wellbeing we focus on strengthening knowledge, skills and connections to keep children and young people healthy and safe whilst preparing them for life and work. We strive to keep topics current to ensure that every lesson is relevant to their every-day lives and empowers them to tackle life challenges, beyond school, in an informed capacity.

Ethics

In Ethics we look at the moral principles that guide our decisions and actions. During these sessions, students engage in discussions and activities that help them develop their moral reasoning, empathy, and sense of fairness, as well as an understanding of different cultural and societal norms. The sessions provide a safe space for students to reflect on their own beliefs and how they align with ethical framework. Some students will be working towards achieving an AQA accreditation in this subject.

Pebble Pathways

Pebble Pathways is a nurturing and creative session designed to support the development of key foundation areas: communication, attention, fine motor skills, and thinking and processing skills.

Through playful, practical, and carefully structured activities, pupils explore their individual learning journeys—building confidence, connection, and control. Like pebbles forming a path, each small step helps lay the foundation for bigger learning progress.

This subject supports:

  • Speaking and listening through games, turn-taking, and expressive activities
  • Attention and focus with structured tasks and sensory regulation
  • Fine motor skills using hands-on tools, crafts, and coordination games
  • Cognitive development through sequencing, problem-solving, and memory play

Pebble Pathways helps pupils feel grounded, calm, and capable—ready to access wider learning.

Our Planet

‘Our Planet’ is a subject rooted in Geography, where students explore the natural world and humanity’s impact on it. In dedicated sessions, our students study key environmental issues such as climate change, deforestation, and sustainable development, and understanding of the Earth’s systems and resources. Some of our students will be working towards an AQA accreditation in this subject. Within these session’s students have discussions and learn about the importance of conservation, responsible resource use.

Vocational

Construction

In construction students will be introduced and learn new skills in tiling, plastering, preparation and painting, as well as paving. They will work towards an NCFE qualification that will give them an advantage for college – Phots

Carpentry

Students will learn both indoor and outdoor carpentry, such as fencing. They will be familiar with all the various tools used and become adept at identifying and using the correct tool. For students wanting to take this trade up in the future, they will be able to start college with prior knowledge in this area. – Photos

Hair & Beauty

Hair and beauty covers barbering, styling hair, make-up and nail art. Areas covered by students is dependent on their interests and acquiring knowledge and preparing students for studying further in college. Students work towards an NCFE qualification.

Vehicle Maintenance

Students will learn basic vehicle maintenance such as checking oil and water, tyre pressures, changing a wheel, changing bulbs; gain knowledge on the various components, and the general upkeep of a car and motorbike. This knowledge will prepare students with a stepping stone for further education.

Creative

Art

Throughout their personal creative journey with us students are empowered to develop creative ways to communicate their thoughts and feelings about the meaning of the visual world around them. We support these journeys by giving students opportunities to experiment with a range of art materials, techniques and processes underpinned by an appreciation of artists both past and present. Our aim is twofold; to equip our students to consciously observe, record and question the visual world and to take ownership of their own creative outcomes as a response to it. Students work towards a GCSE in Art.

Photography

To facilitate students’ communication of thoughts and feelings about the visual world around them. To explore work in areas such as portraiture, documentary, photojournalism, environmental photography, still-life and experimental imagery. To develop skills in creative and practical problem solving, developing ideas through research, practical application, analysis and critical understanding. Our aim is twofold; to consciously observe, record and question the visual world and to take ownership of photographic responses to it. Students work towards a GCSE in Art.

Music & Studio

Media will equip students to create taking part in various activities such as radio production, film making and music technology the practical science of capturing, recording and reproducing music and sound, using computers and other hardware devices. Future Education has an onsite professional music studio and radio station, high-tech equipment and software that offer wonderful teaching and learning opportunities. Students gain recognition through AQA Unit awards and work towards a Trinity Arts Certificate.

Drama

Drama is an introduction to the world of Performing Arts.  Through games, vocal and physical exercises, and working together, our young people will have the opportunity to learn about Acting, Singing and Movement/Dance, as well as backstage and technical roles.  Basic stagecraft, stage directions, tongue twisters, vocal scales, monologues, duologues and improvisation are just some of the areas we will cover as we build the confidence and skills of our performers.  The lessons are guided by the interests and experience of the group, allowing us to be flexible in what the students are working towards whilst gaining AQA Unit awards. 

Recreational

Fishing

Relaxation, enjoying the peacefulness of being outdoors near water, the challenge of catching a fish, and the potential to connect with nature.

Gym

To improve physical health, positive impact on mental health, reducing stress and boosting mood.

Football

Fun, physical activity, social interaction and the challenge of the game.

Film

Entertainment, a way to relax, be stimulated, and connect with others through shared experiences and experience a range of emotions through engaging characters.

Cooking

Fulfilment in the creative process of creating delicious foods for themselves and others, and controlling ingredients and portion sizes for a healthier diet.

Table Tennis

Improve physical fitness, mental alertness and social interaction.

Cake Decoration

Use creative and motor skills to make cakes more memorable and visually appealing.

Piano Lessons

Develop musical skills, express creativity, improve cognitive abilities, relieve stress, enhance their sense of hearing, and enjoy the satisfaction of playing an instrument.

Gardening

Connect with nature, experience the satisfaction of watching plants grow, physical exercise and reduce stress.

Music

Learn musical skills, relieve stress, relaxation, express creativity.

Arts & Crafts


Develop fine motor skills, improve mental well-being, relax and express oneself through making things.

Spanish Language


One of the most widely spoken languages globally, making it valuable for travel and enhancing cultural understanding.

Powered by  GDPR Cookie Compliance
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.