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Pupils achieve their personal outcomes exceptionally well at Wilson Stuart School. Staff have the highest level of care and expectations for all pupils. As a result, pupils rise to these expectations and are ready for their next stages in education. The school’s curriculum focuses on getting pupils ready for life after Wilson Stuart (LAWS). Learning activities and wider experiences are carefully considered to support pupils’ physical development, communication, interaction and independence, starting from the early years. This means that pupils’ individual needs are exceptionally well understood and well met here. Pupils demonstrate the school’s ‘circle’ values of communication, independence, resilience, confidence, leadership and esteem. For example, pupils are given a range of leadership responsibilities, such as ‘the kindness crew’. These pupils wear a high-visibility jacket and a distinctive yellow lanyard, which makes them stand out. They teach and show other pupils what kindness means and looks like. Pupils know about healthy relationships. This helps to keep them safe. Relationships across the school are highly respectful. Positive relationships are demonstrated by all staff towards each other and towards pupils. Pupils are treated with great dignity and respect at all times. Staff work closely with pupils, parents, carers and specialist external agencies in order to fulfil their roles with exceptional nurture and expertise.
Wilson Stuart School Parent Reviews
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“A parent's first view”
24 September 2018AUTHOR: Pipermegan
I have just looked at this school for my daughter to join in 6th form and we are both impressed. My daughter is at a special school which is also great but Wilson Stewart could give her a better opportunity to become at least semi independent. The member of staff I have met made us feel welcome and my daughter has made the decision to apply for this school. I am positive that this is the right decision for her and look forward to her joining next year where I hope she will be happy for the next 3 years.
Wilson Stuart is located in Perry Common, Erdington in the north of Birmingham. It caters for 240 pupils aged 2-25 years. Some pupils have additional difficulties including sensory impairment, learning difficulties, communication difficulties or complex medical conditions. We have outstanding purpose built facilities and highly trained, enthusiastic and committed staff. This combination enables us to provide the specialised individual programmes required by our pupils.
Our nursery accommodates up to 12 children. We have separate Primary and Secondary Departments. Our sixth form programme supported by Aston Villa Football Club. Students complete work placements and in September 2013 saw us launch our vocational programme (L.I.V.E. - Lifelong, Inclusive,Vocational Education) for students aged 19-25, which has been developed in partnership with University College Birmingham. The aim: To get more young disabled people the skills to get into work
Our last 5 OFSTED inspections have all resulted in an ’Outstanding’ report the latest taking place in February 2015. We are very proud of our achievements and strive daily to maintain our excellent standards. ”
“The leadership and management of the school are outstanding at all levels. The work with parents and numerous community partners is first class.” - Ofsted February 2015
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This school is an academy and does not conform to the general school admission criteria set down by the Local Education Authority.
2015 GCSE RESULTSImportant information for parents
Due to number of reforms to GSCE reporting introduced by the government in 2014, such as the exclusion of iGCSE examination results, the official school performance data may not accurately report a school’s full results. For more information, please see About and refer to the section, ‘Why does a school show 0% on its GSCE data dial? In many affected cases, the Average Point Score will also display LOW SCORE as points for iGCSEs and resits are not included.
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