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Roding Valley High School
Alderton Hill, IG10 3JA, UK Loughton
+44 (0)2085-081173
www:http://www.roding-sec.essex.sch.uk/e-mail:office@roding-sec.essex.sch.uk

'Achievement For All'

Thank you for visiting us and I hope to be able to give you a flavour of what this school is like.

Geoff ManganOur school motto is 'Achievement for All' and these three key words sum up what this school is all about. Our aim is to enable every single one of our students to be a positive, cooperative and productive member of society and to be able to enjoy a happy and healthy lifestyle.

In order to achieve this, we all work extremely hard to give them as full and as round an education as we possibly can.

Geoff Mangan
Headteacher

Pupils in Lessons


AIMS

A Learning Organisation

  • Focussing on achievement for all
  • Promoting lifelong learning for students, staff, parents, governors and community
  • Maximising results at all levels by enabling good teaching and learning to flourish
  • Recognising and celebrating all achievements for all learners
  • Setting clear targets for every learner in a spirit of continuous improvement
  • Providing a purposeful education in preparation for adult life

A Caring and Supportive Community

  • that values and challenges each individual
  • encouraging mutual respect and courtesy
  • that has high expectations and positive attitudes to learning, the school and the environment
  • which allows the fullest possible development of everyone's intellectual, social, moral and personal potential
  • with a positive culture and ethos

An Effective Learning Environment

  • with firm, purposeful leadership empowering others to achieve and participate
  • that has clear, fair and consistent discipline
  • having a comprehensive and shared improvement plan
  • with sound management and good communications at all levels
  • having high quality resources and an attractive working environment which instils ownership and pride

A Popular School

  • with a confident and supportive governing body
  • in a community that supports, encourages and benefits from the work taking place
  • where students want to come and staff want to work
  • where parents choose to send their children

EDUCATION

Welcome to the Creative Arts Department

We hope to show you what is going on in the Arts Faculty and the achievements we have made over the last year. We are starting our second year as a Performing Arts College. So much has happened already and we have lots of new ideas for the forthcoming year. We aim to offer many new and exciting extra curricular arts activities. Our arts in the community officer Becki Lunn has asked 500 students which new activities they would like to try - from Urban Art, jewellery making, metal work and even gumboot dancing. The students have been keen and can't wait to get started. Of course, we will keep you informed on the website!

We hope that you find the website useful as we have tried to include as much information as possible! There are pages for each subject area and also a resources page with homework policy information. There's also a links page with useful and recommended arts related sites. If you have any suggestions, comments or questions please do not hesitate to contact me.

Anna Wood
Director of Arts

All students in Key Stage 3 take courses that follow the required National Curriculum subjects.

There are 3 core subjects: Mathematics, English and Science.

There are 8 foundation subjects: Art, Geography, History, Modern Languages, Music, Physical Education, Technology and ICT.

 

PERFORMING ARTS STATUS

Roding Valley has achieved 'Performing Arts Status'. This in turn means that the schools full title is now 'Roding Valley High School Performing Arts College'. Arts Colleges will raise standards of achievement and the quality of learning in their chosen area of the arts for all their students, leading to whole school improvement in performance.

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Arts Colleges will nurture within their students a lifelong passion for, and appreciation of, the arts as both participants and discriminating audiences. They will be inclusive by promoting enjoyment of many different artistic forms and encouraging participation in a wide variety of artistic activity for all students.

Arts Colleges will be innovative in finding new ways for learners to learn well. They will identify ways in which the arts can improve learning in other curriculum areas. They will take a lead in using ICT as a means of enhancing learning in the arts and other subjects. They will enable students to work in school with professionals involved in the arts and creative industries and to enjoy artistic experiences outside the classroom.

Arts Colleges will maximise the opportunities for young people to achieve in the arts and gain access to employment, further training and higher education in the arts.

Arts Colleges will be centres of excellence for the arts, sharing resources and developing and sharing leading practice with other schools and their communities. They will be committed to the professional development of staff.

More information on Art's Colleges can be found here



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