IT'S OFFICIAL - '...
17 June 2010
Pupils make outstanding progress overall because teaching is consistently good and the pupils hav...
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It’s official - ‘Pupils make outstanding progress at Long Close’ - OFSTED 2010
"Pupils make outstanding progress overall because teaching is consistently good and the pupils have exemplary attitudes towards learning."
Fantastic Results
Long Close School is pleased to announce we have had some excellent academic results recently. Please see below to download our latest results publications
GCSE Results September 09
SATS Keystage 2 Results September 09
Art, Drama and Music
Drama
To develop their imaginations, creativity, and self-confidence, children of all ages are actively encouraged to be involved in a variety of dramatic activities. All pupils also have the opportunity to participate in plays, recitals and seasonal performances held throughout the school year. Drama and dance lessons are taught by enthusiastic specialists throughout the school. Frequent theatre visits are also arranged for pupils in order to foster an interest in drama.
Art and Design
To develop their powers of observation, technical skill, presentation and creativity, all children at Long Close participate in art and craft activities. Children are exposed to a rich variety of technique and medium, using the many facilities available to them at the school, including our own kiln.
Design Technology plays an ever-increasing role as the children move up through the school. Pupils are given the opportunity to work individually, and in groups, on a variety of design projects, when they learn to experiment with different materials and to evaluate their own work.
Music
Every pupil is involved in class music as an integral part of the curriculum. In addition to this there is the opportunity to join one of our choirs or musical groups, such as the recorder group or orchestra.
Individual tuition is available in chosen instruments from the many visiting music teachers, and children are encouraged to enter the Associated Board examinations.
