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A message from the head teacher:
I am delighted to welcome you to the Wilson Stuart School website.
At Wilson Stuart, we are determined that all our students make outstanding progress and succeed. We aim to support them all to do their very best, enjoy school and to develop important qualities such as respecting, understanding and helping each other.
We have high expectations for our students and have created an environment in which each individual is supported and challenged to achieve their full potential, both inside and outside the classroom. Accordingly, we expect our students to be ready to learn, to work hard and to take pride in their achievements. Wilson Stuart has developed a range of excellent facilities to support student learning. We also have an exciting and rich curriculum which provides all of our students the opportunity to experience and enjoy a wide range of activities.
We believe that working together pays dividends. We have a very active Parents Association and we offer a great deal of support to enable parents to support the education of their children. We have outstanding relationships with our local community, schools and businesses, their partnerships providing great benefits to our school and students.
We hope you find our web-site interesting and informative. If you would like any further information please contact school by telephone or e-mail.
Steve Hughes
Wilson Stuart School and Sports College is an all age school for children aged two to nineteen years, who have a physical disability or a complex medical condition.
Many pupils have additional disabilities including communication difficulties, learning difficulties and sensory impairments. Our last 4 OFSTED inspections have all resulted in an 'Outstanding' report the latest taking place in April 2010. We are very proud of our achievements and strive daily to maintain our excellent standards.
"Wilson Stuart School excels in every aspect of its work. It's ethos places the success of every child and young person in the school at the centre of every decision made, lesson planned and subject taught."
- Ofsted April 2010
