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Tower Road

Academy

Our School Vision and Aims

 

Our Vision

  ~ Learning for Life ~

 Knowledge, Values, Opportunities

 

Our Aims

Knowledge

To provide pupils with an exciting and varied curriculum, making maximum use of our excellent facilities whilst tailoring learning to the needs of individuals so that they achieve their maximum potential through great teaching.

 

Values

To guide pupils to become caring, respectful young people in the community, confident to express their ideas and opinions. Our school values are; Being Kind, Having Good Manners, Being Healthy, Being a Good Role Model, Being a Good Citizen in the Community, and Achieving Our Best. Our values run through all that we do.

 

Opportunities

To equip pupils to be resilient and embrace all the changes that the future will bring, whilst ensuring they know how to be safe and happy, and display the school's values as they encounter new experiences, develop lasting memories and friendships and ultimately become the very best that they can be.

 

 

SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES 2024 - 2025

 

In order to maintain the high standards we have at Tower Road Academy, it is important that each year we identify those areas we continue to excel in as well as those areas that need to be developed.  

 

For 2024/2025, there are four priorities for development. These are arranged under the headings of Knowledge, Values and Opportunities, our vision for Tower Road Academy.

Knowledge  Priority 1:

 

Good and better teaching results in all pupils making at least expected progress and better.

 

Knowledge Priority 2:

 

Pupils' knowledge and use of appropriate and ambitious vocabulary increases.

 

Values Priority 1:

 

'Being Healthy'- in body and in mind.

 

Opportunities Priority 1:    

 

Increase the number of opportunities for pupils to i) carry out roles of responsibility, and ii) engage with extra-curricular activity.

 

Part of Values  Priority1 is increasing attendance so that every child achieves the Department for Education’s ‘expected’ level of attendance of 96% or more.

 
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