Dysart School is consulting on a proposal to expand its overall pupil numbers and to amend its Funding Agreement with the Department for Education.
For further information on the proposal and to respond to the consultation please click here.
At Dysart School we want all of our pupils to feel a part of both the school and the wider community. We want you to access all the opportunities that are available to you and to work hard to achieve your aims and ambitions.
We would like all our pupils to:
The school is a calm and happy place. As a result, pupils enjoy school, are keen to learn and attend well.
Ofsted 2015
Dysart School is undertaking a consultation on a proposal for the School to educate additional children with special education needs across the existing year groups at its current site and at a proposed additional site. The overall increase across both sites would provide a further …
Pupils and staff at Dysart have celebrated Autism Awareness Week this week, participating in a range of different activities to promote better understanding and acceptance of autism. We adopted the ‘Light it up blue’ theme, where many landmarks, businesses and …
We were delighted to welcome Zav, a pupil from St Philip’s school in Chessington, for a week of Work Experience at Dysart last week. Zav worked in our front office and helped the admin team with a number of important …
On Monday March 25th, pupils at Dysart celebrated National Workouts and Wellbeing week. Pupils from a number of our younger classes came together to paint two large, communal, pieces of artwork. All the pupils worked together to produce two brilliantly …
