“schools in Hampshire”

Stanmore, Winchester, Hampshire, SO22 4AJ

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Hampshire. Currently, the school is subject to building work which means that the school hall and playground for pupils in Years 1 and 2 are not in use. Since the last inspection, the school had a monitoring visit carried out by one of Her Majesty's Inspectors on 25 February 2010.

Tull Park, Coley Avenue, Woking, GU22 7BT

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 Compass Community School Hampshire caters for up to 36 pupils aged from seven to 17 years. Pupils are referred to the school by their local authority, which funds their place. All pupils have complex social, emotional and mental health needs often linked to adverse childhood experiences and trauma. All pupils have an EHC plan, and some have a medical diagnosis such as autism or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.  Since the previous inspection, the school has moved premises. In addition to the school’s registered address shown at the top of this report, the school operates from the Hop Pickers campus in Bentley, Hampshire. This is approximately 20 miles away from the Tull Park campus. Pupils are enrolled to attend at one of the campuses and only travel between sites for special events.  Hop Pickers campus caters for up to six pupils who require therapeutic, emotional and pastoral support. Tull Park campus is co-educational and caters for up to 30

Baughurst, Tadley, Hampshire, RG26 5JS

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close to the Hampshire border. The school opened in 1985.  There are no children with a statement of special educational needs and the vast majority of children are of White British origin.  The school was previously inspected in June 2010.

Totton, Southampton, Hampshire, SO40 8DZ

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 The school caters for pupils with moderate, severe or profound learning difficulties. All pupils have severe communication difficulties, and many also have complex medical needs. Most pupils also have additional severe and complex needs, including a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder.  All pupils have an EHC plan.  The school is based on two sites that are located close to each other. Primary- aged pupils attend the Ringwood Road site, SO40 8DZ. Secondary-aged pupils attend the Commercial Road site, SO40 3AF.  Most pupils are referred to the school by Hampshire local authority, with a few from two other adjacent authorities. The vast majority of pupils travel to school through local authority transport arrangements. 29 and 30 November 2022

Hampshire, Southampton, Hampshire, SO31 7HE

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 Fair Ways School is an independent special school located in Hampshire. The school currently takes pupils from several surrounding local authorities.  All pupils at the school have an education, health and care (EHC) plan. They have a diagnosis of social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs. Some may also have autism.  The school’s last standard inspection took place in March 2022, when its overall effectiveness was judged to be good and all the independent school standards were found to be met.  The headteacher was appointed in May 2022.  The school does not currently use any alternative provision.  The school operates across two sites: – New Road, Swanwick, Hampshire, Southampton, SO31 7HE – Unit R, Fort Wallington, Fareham, PO16 8TT.

Hampshire, Southampton, Hampshire, SO31 7HE

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 Fair Ways School is an independent special school located in Hampshire. The school currently admits pupils from several surrounding local authorities.  All pupils have an education, health and care plan. They have a diagnosis of social, emotional and mental health needs. Some may also have autism.  The last standard inspection took place between 2 and 4 March 2022, when its overall effectiveness was judged to be good and all the independent school standards were met. Since then, the school has received a material change inspection in March 2024, when it applied successfully to increase its roll to the current capacity of 50 pupils.  The school does not currently use any alternative provision.  The school operates across two sites: – New Road, Swanwick, Hampshire, Southampton, SO31 7HE – Unit R, Fort Wallington, Fareham, PO16 8TT.

Mill Chase Road, Bordon, Hampshire, GU35 0ET

Description of the school

This average sized school is situated in Bordon, where social circumstances are less favourable than other areas of East Hampshire. The school admits pupils from a wide variety of social backgrounds. Most of the pupils are of White British heritage. The proportion of pupils from minority ethnic groups fluctuates from year by year but is well below average. There are 12 pupils who are at an early stage of learning English. The proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals is below the national average. Just under a third of the pupils have learning difficulties or disabilities which is above average, and one has a statement of special educational need. The numbers joining and leaving the school at times other than the norm is much higher than average. The acting headteacher has been appointed to lead the school from the beginning of next term.

Newchurch Road, Tadley, Hampshire, RG26 4HN

Description of the school

This average-sized school is situated in a town in north Hampshire. It was formed in January 2007 from the amalgamation of the former infant and junior schools on the site, and a new headteacher was appointed. The junior school had been placed in special measures in June 2006. The new school is temporarily housed on the infant site, while the junior premises are re-built, with opening scheduled for September 2008. The proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and disabilities, principally speech, language and communication or behavioural, emotional and social difficulties, is slightly below average. Some families are of traveller origin. Few pupils come from minority ethnic backgrounds. The school has the Healthy Schools and Activemark awards.

Tull Park, Coley Avenue, Woking, GU22 7BT

What is it like to attend this school?

The Compass Community School Hampshire is a small school that is far greater than the sum of its parts. The school provides pupils with a haven where they can rebuild their self-esteem, relationships and education. Pupils adore the adults at the school and mirror their respectful, caring and kind demeanour. As pupils’ confidence grows, staff ramp up their expectations, guiding pupils to gain an exceptional body of knowledge. Pupils beam with pride as they show staff and visitors their efforts.

Freeley Road, Havant, Hampshire, PO9 4AQ

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 All pupils have social, emotional and mental health needs. Many have an additional diagnosis such as autism. All pupils have an EHC plan.  There have been a number of changes in leadership and governance since the last inspection. The headteacher joined the school in April 2021. Since then, a number of new senior appointments have been made to the leadership of the school.  Pupils are placed on roll by Hampshire local authority. A small group of pupils have been placed in the school by neighbouring local authorities.  The school uses one registered provision to provide alternative vocational education for pupils in key stage 4. They also use four unregistered provisions for a small number of pupils.  The school meets the requirements of the provider access legislation, which requires schools to provide pupils in Years 7 to 13 with information and engagement about approved technical education qualifications and apprenticeships.

Tull Park, Coley Avenue, Woking, GU22 7BT

What is it like to attend this school?

The Compass Community School Hampshire is a small school that is far greater than the sum of its parts. The school provides pupils with a haven where they can rebuild their self-esteem, relationships and education. Pupils adore the adults at the school and mirror their respectful, caring and kind demeanour. As pupils’ confidence grows, staff ramp up their expectations, guiding pupils to gain an exceptional body of knowledge. Pupils beam with pride as they show staff and visitors their efforts.

Velmead Road, Fleet, Hampshire, GU52 7LQ

Description of the school

The school is larger than most. It serves a prosperous community in north-east Hampshire and the socio-economic circumstances of pupils are generally advantaged. Standards on entry to the school vary from year-to-year but were broadly average for the most recently arrived pupils. The proportions of pupils from minority ethnic groups, or at an early stage of speaking English, are low. The proportion with learning difficulties and disabilities is below average, but has been rising in recent years. The school has Healthy Schools status and is working towards the Investors In People award.

Morshead Crescent, Fareham, Hampshire, PO16 7QP

Description of the school

This large, popular primary school serves the town of Fareham in Hampshire. Most of its pupils are of white British heritage, with very few from minority ethnic backgrounds. The number of pupils with learning difficulties is below average for this size of school. The proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals is well below average.

Hampshire, Lyndhurst, Hampshire, SO43 7DE

School details

Unique reference number 116586 Inspection number 10006133 DfE registration number 850/6017 This inspection was carried out under section 109(1) and (2) of the Education and Skills Act 2008, the purpose of which is to advise the Secretary of State for Education about the school’s suitability for continued registration as an independent school. Type of school Other School status Independent special school Age range of pupils 8−18 Gender of pupils Mixed Gender of pupils in the sixth form Mixed Number of pupils on the school roll 55 Of which, number on roll in sixth form 5 Number of part-time pupils 0 Proprietor Priory Education Services Ltd Chair Sophie Garner Principal Karen Gaster Annual fees (day pupils) £80,000 Telephone number 02380 283 633 Website www.priorygroup.com/location-results/item/coxlease- school---hampshire Email address coxleaseschool@priorygroup.com Date of previous school inspection 1 May 2012

Denmead, Waterlooville, Hampshire, PO7 6PH

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 This is a larger than average-sized junior school, mainly serving the small Hampshire town of Denmead. A number of pupils come from further afield. It has three forms of entry.  Most pupils are White British; almost all speak English as their first language. A lower than average proportion of pupils are officially considered disadvantaged and entitled to the support of pupil premium funding. The school serves a number of children of service families.  An average proportion of pupils have special educational needs or disability.  The school meets the government’s floor targets. These are the minimum requirements for pupils’ progress and attainment in English and mathematics.  At its last full inspection, the school was deemed to require special measures. Since then, it has received a series of monitoring visits from one of Her Majesty’s Inspectors (HMI) who also led this inspection.

Brighton Hill, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG22 4ER

Text from letter to pupils explaining the findings of the inspection

24 February 2009 Dear Pupils Inspection of Chalk Ridge Primary School,Hampshire,RG22 4ER You may remember that three inspectors visited your school recently. We really enjoyed meeting you, your teachers, and everyone else who works in the school. Thank you for being so friendly and welcoming - you made our visit very enjoyable. Your school provides you with a good standard of education. These are the best things about your school.

Dungells Lane, Yateley, Hampshire, GU46 6EY

Description of the school

This smaller-than-average school serves pupils from Yateley, a small town in Hampshire. Virtually all pupils are of White British origin. A few come from Traveller families. The proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities, particularly those who struggle with reading and writing, is similar to that found nationally. There are 30 children in the Early Years Foundation Stage Reception class.

Tull Park, Coley Avenue, Woking, GU22 7BT

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 Compass Community School Hampshire currently caters for up to six pupils age 11 to 17 years. Pupils are referred to the school by their local authority, which funds their place. All pupils have complex social, emotional and mental health needs often linked to adverse childhood experiences and trauma. Most pupils have an EHC plan, and some have a medical diagnosis such as autism or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.  In addition to the school’s registered address shown at the top of this report, the school currently operates from Hop Pickers campus which is approximately 12 miles away from the Kings Lodge site. Tull Park campus, which is a large site, is located approximately 12 miles from the Hop Pickers site and approximately 34 miles from Kings Lodge. Pupils will be enrolled to attend at one of the campuses and will only travel between sites for special events.  Hop Pickers campus caters for up to six pupils who require therapeutic, emotional,

Barlows Road, Tadley, Hampshire, RG26 3NA · Part of Bishopswood Schools Federation

Description of the school

This is an average sized junior school that serves a small town near the Hampshire/Berkshire border. The large majority of pupils are White British, with others coming from a variety of different minority ethnic groups. Virtually all pupils have English as a home language. Pupils' social and economic circumstances vary considerably but overall are slightly above average. Their standards when they start school vary similarly, and are broadly average. The proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and disabilities is above average. At the last inspection, the school was given a notice to improve because achievement was inadequate in English and mathematics. A monitoring visit in October 2007 judged the school to be making satisfactory progress in addressing the inspection issues.

Tull Park, Coley Avenue, Woking, GU22 7BT

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 Compass Community School Hampshire currently caters for up to six pupils age 11 to 17 years. Pupils are referred to the school by their local authority, which funds their place. All pupils have complex social, emotional and mental health needs often linked to adverse childhood experiences and trauma. Most pupils have an EHC plan, and some have a medical diagnosis such as autism or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.  In addition to the school’s registered address shown at the top of this report, the school currently operates from Hop Pickers campus which is approximately 12 miles away from the Kings Lodge site. Tull Park campus, which is a large site, is located approximately 12 miles from the Hop Pickers site and approximately 34 miles from Kings Lodge. Pupils will be enrolled to attend at one of the campuses and will only travel between sites for special events.  Hop Pickers campus caters for up to six pupils who require therapeutic, emotional,