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Open Evening 2018 Welcome The Parkfield Tree Respecting self & others Committed to learning Caring & compassionate Active participation Character & Self-control Confident & resilient School Commitment:Relationship Parental Commitment: • Building a sense of family • Ensure good attendance & punctuality • Excellent care, support and guidance • Supporting learning • High quality research based teaching • Encouraging the love of reading • Practical and academic learning • Working in partnership with school • Challenging all learners • Support us with discipline issues • Encouraging service Nurture, Inspire & Enable What do we want from our schools? The Perfect School Why choose Parkfield? Three simple 1. Who we are 2. What we believe reasons 3. What we have achieved Three simple 1. Who we are 2. What we believe reasons 3. What we have achieved Part of the Reach An intentionally small South family of friendly school schools Committed to Part of a supportive developing STEAM local hub of schools education A young school, intent Open and inclusive on improving Three simple 1. Who we are 2. What we believe reasons 3. What we have achieved Children first Valuing the individual Research based Academic challenge pedagogy A broad curriculum Opportunities to serve Three simple 1. Who we are 2. What we believe reasons 3. What we have achieved 2% improvement in Great results in EYFS attendance and KS1 Great results in Key Great results in Key Stage 2 Stage 4 Our results – English & Maths Of the 23 schools in Dorset, Parkfield students had the 5th lowest prior attainment Parkfield National Dorset Rank 2018 2017 2018 English 4+ 86% 76% 78% 3rd English 5+ 59% 59% 63% 13th Maths 4+ 91% 69% 74% 1st Maths 5+ 73% 49% 52% 1st English & Maths 4+ 81% 64% 68% 2nd English & Maths 5+ 50% 43% 45% 5th Our results – other subjects Subject 4+ (Pass) 5+ (Strong Pass) Science –Core 90% 70% Science -Additional 85% 55% Biology 100% 100% Physics 100% 100% Chemistry 100% 100% French 100% 83% Spanish 67% 56% History 71% 47% Geography 60% 40% Physical Education 100% 75% Art 62% 32% What do we believe in? Progress 8 +0.23 School Progress 8 score GlenmoorAcademy 2017 +0.85 Winton Academy 2017What do +0.65 Ferndown Upper School 2017 +0.26 St Peter’s Catholic Comprehensivewe believe School 2017 in? +0.25 Parkfield School 2018 +0.23 St Aldhelm’s Academy 2017 +0.22 Bishop of Winchester Academy 2017 +0.18 TwynhamSchool 2017 +0.17 Ringwood School 2017 +0.05 AvonbourneCollege 2017 -0.11 England state The Bourne Academy 2017 -0.24 funded schools -0.03 Highcliffe 2017 -0.28 The Grange 2017 -0.48 Harewood College -0.96 Improved attendance Great results Positive P8 score Arrange a school visit How do I apply for Parkfield? Any questions?.

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