Due to the nature of their needs, pupils at Dysart do not take formal exams. Progress is monitored through EHCP outcomes and through termly meetings with families: at the beginning of each term, every teacher meets with each pupil’s family to discuss their progress and agree outcomes for them for the coming term. These curriculum outcomes are usually linked to the pupil’s long-term EHCP outcomes.
- Students in KS5 consistently achieve well across the curriculum. This is triangulated by
data gathered from EHCP review meetings as well as from accredited outcomes. - EHCP data shows that outcomes for pupils across all aspects of their EHC plans
continue to excel. EHCP outcomes are tested in meetings attended by families as well
as other professionals (social workers, SEN case-workers etc) - Accredited outcomes for students continues to be strong, with a significant number
of the cohort in both 18/19 and 20/21 attaining an Entry 2. - There is an apparent drop in the accredited outcomes for 21-22 but this is due to only
one student being entered. The school only enters students for the overall
accreditation in their final year, with the number of modules the student has
completed determining if they are entered for a certificate / award / diploma. - Since 2018, all KS5 leavers have moved on to some form of education or training that
is relevant to their interests and aspirations.
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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
