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We love to speak about stories of success and the brilliant work our team do. Success can be measured in many different ways and our goal is to support the students in our care and bring out the best in them.
"He is now integrating more willingly which is a huge progression for him"
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"Jonathan has become better able to manage social situations, becoming a popular member of the peer group and he managed to form and maintain friendships."
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"Thank you for helping and nurturing him to reach his full potential and not giving up on him. Please pass on my thanks to everyone who has helped Ryan along his way"
-Tracy May, Parent
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"My son has an aim in life now and a smile that I never used to see, and that is all down to you and your team and all the hard work and I know it’s been hard."
- Parent
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“Thank you so much for the weekly reports. It is wonderful to be able to track J's progress and I am pleased that he is increasingly able to show his true personality as he settles into new routines and relationships. He really enjoys and appreciates the support he gets at Spring Hill. Have a wonderful half term and I hope to see you all at the end of term”.
- Parent
Hi, just to let you know how pleased I am with our son’s GCSE results. It’s a great achievement after such a big educational gap and with his difficulties.
- Parent
"That is absolutely amazing we are so thrilled with his results."
- Parent
"Delighted, never thought he would actually ever get any examinations."
- Parent
"Absolutely thrilled, so proud and cannot believe, after the year we have had he has done so well."
- Parent
"I can’t believe it – I am so happy!"
- Student
View the academic and social results from the last year:
"It has been wonderful to hear everything that my son has been doing during his first week. Better still, he has been excited and engaged enough to want to come home and tell us about his days and his learning. I know a lot about Celts not wearing armour, and much more about exoskeletons than I did before. This week could have been a particularly difficult one so thank you all for helping him feel so welcome. My son says he feels like people understand him and was disappointed today was a half-day because "I love my new school".
- Parent, 2021
