Melton Mowbray and the Vale of Belvoir

Strategic Intents

By February 2008 we will:

By September 2008 we will:

Have admitted the first Year 10 students to Belvoir High School, and Year 6 pupils to the Vale primary schools

By Spring 2009 we will:

Have established a legal framework for joint governance of the new Post 16 Centre

By Summer 2009 we will:

By September 2009 we will:

Have an effective Partnership Board in place
Have admitted the first year 10 students at John Ferneley and Long Field High Schools
Completed the first stage of new build for Brooksby Melton College (Brooksby Campus)
Have secured curriculum entitlement
Have started to raise achievement and attainment by;
- Increasing achievement at KS3 (Key Stage) level 5 and above in English/maths/science to 80%
- Increasing achievement 5A* - C (including English/maths) level 2 to 50%
- Increasing the aps (average point score) at Post 16 to 750
- Increasing level 2 achievement for 19 year olds to 70%
- Reducing NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) to 4%
- Improving attendance to 94.5%
- Meeting objectives for the Foundation Learning Tier to include SEN/LLDD (Special Educational Needs/Learners with Learning Difficulties and/or Disabilities)
Have in place effective arrangements for monitoring and evaluation
Have an effective VLE and MIS in place

By Summer 2010 we will:

Have completed building works for John Ferneley, King Edward VII, the Post 16 Centre, and Brooksby Melton College (Melton Campus)

By September 2011 we will:

Have admitted the first students to the Post 16 Centre directly from the 11-16 schools
Have raised achievement and attainment by;
-Increasing achievement at KS3 at level 5 and above in English/maths/science to 85%
-Increasing achievement 5A* - C (including English/maths) level 2 to 60%
-Increasing the aps at Post 16 to 800
-Increasing level 2 attainment for 19 years olds to 75%
-Improving attendance to 95%
-Reducing NEET to 2.5%

By September 2013 we will: