Please 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 2019
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 2019
Last Thursday, 22 students from Dysart went to Kingston to celebrate the start of Christmas. As part of Kingston’s Christmas celebrations, Dysart School was invited to sing in Kingston’s Marketplace along with other schools from OHCAT. The pupils sang a …
On 21st November, one of our Year 11 students was invited to Kingston Guildhall to give a short presentation to members of the Accessibility and Mobility Committee. He very clearly and confidently gave them feedback about his recent experiences of Kingston …
On Friday 15th November, we held a celebration day for Children in Need. Across the school, lots of different fun activities were organised. Staff and pupils dressed up for the occasion and the day culminated in a whole-school fun disco …
Two groups of pupils from our Lower School department visited Butlins during the week beginning 14th October for a residential visit. The first group visited from Monday to Wednesday, with the second group visiting from Wednesday to Friday. Pupils took …
