The Mandeville School
Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom
About The Mandeville School
Situated in the town of Aylesbury, in Buckinghamshire, the Mandeville School is a coeducational school with a sixth form for students aged between 11 and 18. It is a non-denominational establishment. At present, there are approximately 981 students enrolled at the community school. It has the capacity to have 1,001 pupils on the roll. There are also around 250 students in the sixth form.
Principal
Andria Hanham
Values and Vision
The motto of Mandeville School is: ‘We don’t grow when things are easy: we grow when we face challenges’. One of the main things taught at the school is resilience and tolerance. Students are encouraged to participate in extra-curricular activities. This includes sports clubs, such as basketball, handball and badminton. Pupils should take advantage of every opportunity the school gives them, and follow the same principle through-out their lives.
Ofsted report
“The new Principal, most ably supported by the vice principal and other leaders, is generating stability and better teaching and progress for all pupils. The school looks after pupils’ welfare and supports those needing extra support very well. Attendance has improved. GCSE results are at least in line with national averages in several subjects. They were above average in English in 2015. Current pupils make good progress in several subjects. Practically all pupils feel safe; many enjoy school life and behave sensibly. Sixth formers are good role models for younger pupils. Funds for disadvantaged pupils are now used effectively so the gap between their progress and others narrowed in 2015.”
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