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Learn about the vision, values and achievements of Purbrook Park School, a high-performing secondary school in Hampshire. Find out how to visit the school, contact the admissions officer and meet the headteacher.
This year, we are delighted to be celebrating 100 years of excellent education at Purbrook Park School. Explore this new centenary section of our website to find out more about our centenary event, which was held on Saturday 6th July 2024.
We want to make sure that our parents, pupils and the wider community are kept up-to-date with all the events and news from Purbrook Park School. There is plenty going on throughout the year! Look no further if you need information on an open event, a school trip or just the latest school news!
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- Key Stage 3 - Years 7 & 8 in 2023/24
- Setting in Years 7 & 8
- Key Stage 4 - Year 9 in 2023/24
- Key Stage 4 - Year 10 in 2023/24
- Religious Studies in Year 9, 10 & 11
- GCSE Option Subjects 2023/24
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Disadvantaged pupils, and those with SEND, are at the centre of our curriculum thinking and planning. In particular, we ensure that our curriculum meets the needs of vulnerable learners (this includes disadvantaged, SEND, and Young Carer pupils) by: 1. prioritising the knowledge and skills that will enhance the cultural capital of these pupils 2. d...
All pupils in Years 7 & 8 follow a broad and balanced curriculum, studying: Personal Development Learning is delivered for 30 mins a day for four days a week, by tutors.
In Year 7 & 8, pupils are taught in set classes in Mathematics. These sets are determined by KS2 data, internal assessments, and class work. Regular assessments inform changes of class according to the educational needs of individual pupils. In all other subjects, pupils are taught in mixed attainment groups.
At Purbrook Park School we believe in pupils pursuing their interests and gaining success in the context of a broad and balanced education. The rationale behind our three year Key Stage 4 is to create a less stressful and more personalised route of study for pupils, ensuring that a broad offer of four option subjects can be followed. Pupils complet...
All pupils study: Personal Development Learning is delivered for 40 mins a day for four days a week, by tutors.
All pupils in Year 9 & 10 follow the GCSE in Religious Studies. Religious Studies is a compulsory subject at KS4 on the National Curriculum. We believe that studying GCSE Religious Studies develops pupils’ all-round character, and promotes a mutual respect for, and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs, and for those without faith. I...
The wide range of option choices encompasses both academic and vocational qualifications, and allows for learning pathways both within and beyond Key Stage 4. Pupils must select one subject from History, Geography, French or Spanish, and then they can select 3 others. All subjects are GCSEs unless stated otherwise.
Pupils are permitted to choose a maximum of 2 Vocational Subjects. The subjects that we offer are: 1. Cambridge National Sports Studies These qualifications allow our pupils the greatest chance of achieving their full potential. Pupils engage well with the course and often surpass their target grades. They develop important skills that GCSE PE cann...
Learn about the Purbrook Park curriculum, which aims to provide pupils with powerful knowledge, deep understanding, and effective skills. Find out the subjects, hours, and options for Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 in 2023/24.
Teaching and Learning at Purbrook Park has a focus on adaptive teaching and the metacognition process, to ensure not only the delivery of high-quality teaching, but also to develop habits to aid the learning journey.
School History. Our beautiful main building was built by John Deverell in 1839, and remained in the Deverell family until 1919. In 1924, the county authorities bought the house and estate for £11,000. In 1924, our school opened as ‘Purbrook Park County High School’.
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