11Please find below Progress and Attainment information across Dysart School
KS 2, 3 and 4 outcomes 2016-17
KS5 Assessment, Progress and Destination 2016-18
Teaching is engaging and creative, and additional adults are skilfully deployed. As a result, almost all of the pupils we saw in lessons were focused and engaged in their learning.
…a significant number of pupils meet or exceed the targets set at education, health and acre plan review meetings.
Ofsted 2018
You are rightly proud of your work around pupil wellbeing, and ensuring pupils are ready for learning. This has enabled you to establish a calm and purposeful learning environment for pupils with considerable needs.
Ofsted 2018
We were pleased to be able to offer additional time in school during the first week of the Easter holiday for those pupils who were most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, which 43 pupils were able to attend. We used …
Students at Dysart were extremely excited to each receive an Easter egg on the last day of term. A massive thank you to Dons Local Action Group who donated the eggs. The Dons Local Action Group is a network of …
Our Wellbeing and Sound Practitioner Joanna McEwen is running a number of workshops explaining the importance of the Polyvagal Theory in understanding stress and behaviours. The first of the workshops can be found on the Dysart YouTube channel by clicking …
Students and staff alike had great fun on Friday celebrating Red Nose Day at Dysart School. Pupils and staff joined in with national fundraising efforts for Comic Relief by wearing something red for a donation of a £1. A massive …
