The Year 7 literacy and numeracy catch-up premium gives state-funded schools, including special schools and alternative provision settings, additional funding to support Year 7 pupils who did not achieve the expected standard in reading or maths at the end of Key Stage 2 (KS2).
Details of how this money has been used at Arbour Vale can be found in the attachment below.
Dear Parents/Carers, Flu Community Immunisation Clinic, Slough – Saturday 14th December 2019 CHANGES TO THE DAY Due to unforeseen circumstances, the immunisation team are no longer able to use their mobile clinic facility this Saturday 14th December 2019. However, the …
On 22nd November 2019 two of our super fit members of staff, Ibrar & Ben will be running the 10 miles from Marlow all the way to their classroom, “Marlow Class”. Ibs & Ben will set off around 6.30am from …
Arbour Vale School warmly invites you to our ‘Open Recruitment Evening’ What makes our staff Special? ‘YOU COULD’ Due to an increase in pupil numbers we are actively looking for new staff with Office, Support Services, Special Teaching Assistants, …
Arbour Vale School recently hosted a series of successful workshops, aimed at parents and carers of autistic children, which were delivered by local autism training service Clear Autism. Participants learned about Sensory and Emotional Sensitivities, Rethinking Challenging Behaviour and Communication Styles, and …
