Spring Hill High School is committed to ensure that our students are afforded all the time and support they need, in order to access available opportunities to continue to grow and enrich their lives, thereby enabling them to make a positive contribution to the society, when they eventually leave us.
The personalised curriculum and individualised approach to our students’ education means that they are able to move on from us at different times. Some will leave at the end of Year 11, while others, at the end of Year 12, Year 13 or Year 14. The time at which the students leave is dependent on the the amount of time that is needed for them to access the next step.
Students’ progression from Spring Hill High School can be seen as one of the school’s greatest strengths, when we take into consideration the difficulties our students have to overcome in order to make academic and personal progress.
We are pleased to say that many of our Post 16 students make the choice to remain with us and enrol in our Sixth Form Provision.
An example of the destination data is given below:
Student Destinations (School Evaluation Plan)
Student Destinations 2023/2024
Pupils moving on from Year 11 - 4
Pupils moving on from KS5 2
Further Education College - 2
Spring Hill High School Post-16 - 0
Training Provider - 1
Specialist College - 1
Pre-Apprenticeship - 0
NEET - 0
Student Destinations 2022/2023
Pupils moving on from Year 11
Further Education College -
Spring Hill High School Post-16
Specialist College
Pre-Apprenticeship
NEET
Student Destinations 2021/2022
Pupils moving on from Year 11 - 6
Further Education College - 17%
Spring Hill High School Post-16 - 50%
Specialist College - 33%
Pre-Apprenticeship - 0%
NEET - 0%
Student Destinations 2020/2021
Pupils moving on from Year 11 - 16
Further Education College - 18.75%
Spring Hill High School Post-16 - 62.5%
Specialist College - 6.25% (1 student)
Prince’s Trust - 6.25% (1 student)
NEET - 6.25% (1 student)
