firelily academy

spelthorne school

Women's Coin

A currency of value that gives women a voice, empowers through education and fosters a virtual cycle of investment and reinvestment in the things we hold dear. Our family, our lives, our health and wellbeing, our community, our country, our planet.

Chichester High School

At CHS we are a close and supportive community, working hard to ensure all our students excel. Our aim is that Chichester High School provides all pupils with a rich and dynamic curriculum to enjoy in a safe environment. Our aim is that: All pupils ENJOY high quality, inspirational and innovative teaching and learning ALL pupils EXCEL in ways they did not think possible ALL pupils ENDEAVOUR to be excellent Global Citizens All members of our community Enjoy, Endeavour and Excel During a pupils 7 years with us we will ensure each individual exceeds their expectations and is fully prepared to excel in their future. We aim to prepare every individual thoroughly so that they can take their place as a responsible global citizen in our modern world. We want to nurture exemplary ‘citizens of our world’ who will leave Chichester High School as well-rounded individuals with high self-esteem and the courage to grab hold of opportunities and try new things. Young people who seek to do something for others. We want encourage the type of behaviour that is considerate and responsible, caring about others and caring for the planet and making the world a better and more just place. Encouraging our students to be confident, caring and capable of taking on life’s challenges is at the heart of what we do. We set high standards and nurture our students so that they are able to meet and exceed our and their own expectations. Our values underpin all we do: - Respect for each other and for learning - Equality of opportunity and experience for all - A Community that supports and nurtures all its members - Achievement for all It is both a pleasure and a privilege to be the Headteacher of Chichester High School and I look forward to both working with you, and sharing our successes’ with you. Joanne McKeown BA (Hons), PGCE, NPQH Headteacher

Ada. National College for Digital Skills

Ada, the National College for Digital Skills, was announced by the Prime Minister in December 2014. It will be the first newly incorporated Further Education College since 1993. The mission of the College is to work with industry to design and deliver a specialist institution that provides the education and support needed for all its students to progress into highly skilled, computing-related roles. Microsoft stated that there were 100,000 unfilled Tech and IT jobs last year in the UK. There is currently no educational provider linking talented young people directly to these lucrative careers. The College seeks to be this bridge and focus on achieving three aims: 1. To be a centre of excellence for the teaching and learning of advanced digital skills 2. To offer students a viable, high-quality alternative to university 3. To be a beacon of best practice for employment-focused provision