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Welcome to Kingsweston School

Kingsweston Post 16 provision caters for 16-19-year olds and is based at our Napier Miles site. We benefit from, a sixth form common room, food tech facilities, gardening facilities and an onsite independent life skills room.

Our aim is to provide a functional and creative Post 16 curriculum that ensures our young people (aged 16 – 19 years) are confident with keeping themselves safe and can live a fulfilling life. It is driven by connecting the student’s strengths, needs and individual learning pathways so that they can overcome problems and build resilience and confidence. One of our core goals is to empower our young people so that when they leave Kingsweston, they have a student voice, a way to communicate and some independence and life skills. We encourage and support our young people to make personal choices and promote decision-making through real life learning and access to knowledge about their future options.  Through breaking down barriers, we prepare students for their preferred transitional pathway for life beyond Kingsweston School so they are confident in fulfilling their potential. We support pupils with their transitions to different placements after their time at Kingsweston Post 16 so that they can be successful, confident and happy when they leave us.

At Kingsweston we acknowledge the significance of working closely with parents/carers, and the team that supports our young people. This includes the Pathways 2 Independence team, Preparation for Adulthood team, social care, and health services.  This ensures that transitions into adult services are bespoke, carefully planned and supported. The pupils voice is central to what we do at Kingsweston School, with a clear focus on preparing them for their journey into adulthood.

Emma Collins

Post 16 and Careers Lead

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Boarding Type

No Boarder

School Type

Community special school

Suitable Ages

4 to 19

Gender

Mixed

No. of Students

179 Total

No. of Boys

138 (77.1%)

No. of Girls

41 (22.9%)


Academic Excellence

GCSE Results

Latest Examination

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Students achieving A*/A grades (9/8/7)

A-Level Results

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Nov 11

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Dec 9


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Enrichment Activities

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On 11th March some of our Post 16 students had the opportunity to take part in different types of work experience at Tyntesfield House and Gardens. They had the chance to work at front of house, welcoming the visitors and scanning their membership cards. Our students were fantastic at this and even got to use the rather complicated computerised tills.

Animal Care

As part of this theme students will attend weekly work experience at Elmtree Farm where they will experience what it is like to work with animals in a farm environment.

Community Inclusion

We encourage our students to connect with the local and wider community, so they can contribute and achieve a sense of belonging. Students access a range of facilities in their community which link with the termly vocational theme. E.g. gardening/horticulture – students visit different garden centres and gardens.

Independent Living

We aim to develop the student’s independent skills through supporting travel training, road safety and home management. We also support our students to access facilities within their local community on a weekly basis. Furthermore, we promote enterprise skills and run a Kingsweston onsite shop as well as a tuck shop every Friday. Post 16 students are also very actively involved with helping to support school events. E.g. Macmillan Cake sale.

About School

RegionSouth West
Local AuthorityBristol, City of
Ofsted RatingGood
Gender TypeMixed