ABOUT US

The Royal Manor Arts College is a centre of excellence for the Arts, providing artistic and cultural enrichment for its students in partnership with the local community.

We educate young people towards excellence in all dimensions of their lives, recognising the uniqueness of each and the equality of all.

Through creativity, innovation and enterprise individuals will broaden their horizons, maximise their potential and make meaningful contributions to society.

“Royal Manor Arts College is a centre of excellence for the arts, providing artistic and cultural enrichment for its students in partnership with the local community. We educate young people towards excellence in all dimensions of their lives, recognising the uniqueness of each and the equality of all. Through creativity, innovation and enterprise students will broaden their horizons, maximise their potential and make meaningful contributions to society.”

The Royal Manor School successfully achieved Arts College Status in September 2002 at the very first attempt. Nationally only 20 out of every 100 schools who apply are successful and it is very unusual to succeed at the first attempt.

We attribute this success to our hardworking and dedicated staff, supportive parents, enthusiastic students, caring community and the dynamic and forward thinking businesses that have supported our vision.

Arts College Status will mean an increase funding to provide better facilities and more teachers. It will lead to increased opportunities for all members of the community, both young and young at heart.

If you would like to know more about the Arts College and our vision for the future please contact the school and ask to speak to Mr Green (Headteacher) or Mr Russell (Deputy Headteacher).

• It is forbidden for students to leave the premises without written permission and without signing out.
• Students MUST sign in the late book when they miss registration.
• It is forbidden for students to smoke on the way to or from College, or on the premises.
• Students are not permitted to ride their bicycles on the College premises.
• Students are not usually allowed to eat in classrooms.
• Chewing gum is forbidden in College.
• College uniform must be worn at all times.
• No trainers are permitted in the buildings, except for PE.
• The only items of jewellery allowed are a watch and one stud per ear. These must be removed for PE.
• We do not allow extremes of fashion, either in hair style or clothing. This includes such things as the shaving of eyebrows or wearing of other body ornamentation.

• Maths
• Modern Foreign Language
• English
• Science
• ICT
• Performing Arts
• Design & Technology
• Physical Education
• Religious Education
• Humanities
• Vocational
• PSE
• Citizenship
• Art
• Latin