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 30/04/2012 Year 11 Progress Reports Available

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Head Teacher's Welcome

The Head with Pupils

Welcome to The County High School, Leftwich, a school with an established reputation for enabling our students to maximise their potential academically and socially. We strive to nurture an appropriately challenging, but caring and supportive atmosphere in which each student is encouraged to make the right choice, to develop self-discipline, self-confidence and self-reliance, essential attributes of a personalised approach to learning and crucial qualities in preparation for independent, adult life beyond the safe environment we provide.

We are committed to the continuous development of a learning community which encourages each individual to recognise his/her talents and to learn how to learn in order to secure purposeful and satisfying future employment in a rapidly changing, global marketplace. Thus, we encourage our students to participate in the many exciting and varied activities that flourish beyond as well as in the classroom. The School enjoys an enviable reputation for Art, Photography, Music, Dance and Sport. Expertise is also offered in a range of other areas, including visits at home and abroad. We believe "Every Child Matters", that education is about enjoyment and achievement which, together, can bring your child the success s/he craves and you desire.

Miss J Brandreth MBA BAHons NPQH, PGCE

Recent News

Consultation on proposed Academy status  Student tracking reports released  Year 9 ECM Day 
The Governing body agreed that the School should become a Converter Academy with a proposed opening of September 1st.  In order to provide more regular information on your child's progress in school we have made some changes to our reporting system for 2011-2012  As part of our ECM programme in school, Year Nine students took part in a Crime and Safety Awareness day called 'Prison, Me, No-Way' on Monday 16th April, raising awareness about the consequences and penalties of crime. 
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Thought For the Week

Theme: Tolerance

Monday 14th May 2012

In the practice of tolerance, one's enemy is the best teacher - Dalai Lama