A good academy converter school in Rotherham. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for Wales High School.
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"A Love for Learning... The Wales Way"
The Headteacher emphasizes The Wales Way as the school ethos, prioritizing a holistic, progressive education that combines strong examination results with personal development. She notes high expectations, a commitment to happiness, ambition, resilience, integrity and teamwork, and invites visitors to see the school in action.
SEND provision is tailored to individual needs following thorough assessment by internal or external agencies; it includes the ASD Integrated Resource (The Bridge), Neuro Pathway Support and Lexia, with contact through the SEN Department.
Wales High School publishes Year 7 admission number of 310. Admissions are allocated in order of priority: Looked after children and previously looked after children; children with a medical or compelling social reason; children living in the catchment area (including where an older sibling is on roll in Years 8–11); children living outside the catchment area with a sibling on roll; children on roll at associated primary/junior/infant schools; and those living nearest to the school. If places are equidistant, a random lot is used. Children with an Education, Health and Care Plan will gain a place at the school named in the plan. The national offer day is 1 March; waiting lists are maintained; appeals are handled via the council.
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