Headlands School and Community Science College

Headlands School and Community Science College
Motto "Working together"
Established 1965
Type Secondary school with a Sixth form
Headteacher Scott Ratherham
Location Sewerby Road
Bridlington
East Riding of Yorkshire
YO16 6UR
England
DfE URN 118085
Ofsted Reports
Students 1470
Ages 11–18
Website School site

Headlands School and Community Science College is a coeducational comprehensive school situated on Sewerby Road near the B1255, Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire, England. The Associate Headteacher is Ms C Abbott. Following the resignation of the former headteacher Dr Steve Rogers, Scott Ratherham has been appointed as headteacher. The school has nearly 1,500 pupils aged 11–18.[1]

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History

The Upper School was on Sewerby Road and the Lower School on St Alban Road adjacent to the south. The Lower School has now been built on by Barratt Developments with around 30 houses.

Achievements

Academic standards

In the report, of their February 2004 inspection, Ofsted described the school as "This is a good school which is working well to improve pupils’ learning. ... Very good leadership by the headteacher, and good leadership by key staff promotes learning.". They assessed the school as 'Good', point three on a seven point scale, and the sixth form as 'Very Good', point 2.[4]

The school was placed in "Special Measures" by Ofsted in an inspection in February 2008.[5] Four areas for improvement were identified :

The effectiveness of the sixth form was considered satisfactory. Shortly after the inspection, the school formed a partnership with South Hunsley School to help it make progress. Subsequent monitoring visits by Ofsted in July 2008 and December 2008[6] judged that the school was making satisfactory progress towards meeting the areas for improvement. In October 2009 the school came out of special measures and given a rating of "satisfactory with good features" by Ofsted.[7]

Teachers that have committed sex-related criminal offences

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