For our students, the first outcome is attendance. Everything else depends on it.
Many arrive having been out of education for months, sometimes longer. Judging that student against a mainstream progress measure in their first term tells you nothing useful. We measure from where they actually started.
Qualifications achieved
You can see our published results below.
Where our students go next
Most of our students move on to North Lindsey College or John Leggott College. Other post-16 specialist provision is also explored, with the support of a careers adviser and the student’s EHCP coordinator.
See Careers and next steps for the careers information we share with students and families.
The outcomes that do not appear in data
A student who can now travel into town alone, cook a meal, sit in a room with other people, or ask an adult for help has gained something that will matter for the rest of their life. These changes rarely appear in a results table, but they are frequently the outcomes written into the plan, and they are the ones families notice first.
There are examples of the independent life skills work we do with students on What a day here looks like and Enrichment and real-life learning.
Get in touch
Named contact: our Careers Lead.
