Hillcrest Jubilee School 84-86 Jubilee Road, Waterlooville, PO7 7RE, Hampshire 02392 250963

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School type	Day (with satellite residential homes)
Special Needs	AttDD, ADHD, BESD, EBD, SCD, SEMH
Headteacher	Mr Tim Rogers
Co-ed Age Range	8-16 years
Number of pupils	22
Associations	Hillcrest Childrens Services

Hillcrest Jubilee School provides education, therapy, welfare and support for children and young people aged from 8 to 16 years who have social, emotional and mental health needs.

A stable and caring environment combined with high staff to student ratios, ensures that every student at Jubilee School has the opportunity to develop their abilities, share new experiences and be supported in realising their future potential. Jubilee School wants education to be a positive and enjoyable experience where students are proud of their achievements and strive to do well.

Students may come from foster placements or from local families that need specialist provision and many of our students reside in one of the local residential homes offered by Hillcrest Children's Services.

Jubilee School provides every student with a broad, balanced, differentiated and relevant curriculum based on the National Curriculum guidelines. A comprehensive 14-16 curriculum Pathway is available at Jubilee and at local colleges. This offers GCSE, BTEC, ASDAN, NVQ, DofE and other external examinations, catering for their current and future needs.

Jubilee School encourages students to develop their learning, leadership and independence skills through a well-balanced curriculum offering academic, creative, practical and physical experiences. Embedded within the fabric of Jubilee School is the Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural development of each student. There is a strong emphasis on learning outside of the classroom making the most of the local facilities and the South Downs. We have developed strong links within our local community with local colleges, businesses, charities and sport centres.

"Sensitive support from staff ensures that pupils make rapid progress in their personal development." (Ofsted)

Our pupils may have experienced failure in education and trauma in their personal lives which often results in low self-esteem. Hillcrest Jubilee School therefore endeavours to empower its pupils through successful learning to develop their confidence and self-esteem. We try to involve the pupils in their learning by listening to their views and considering their choices.

Hillcrest Jubilee School is committed to empowering and inspiring individuals to learn, achieve and succeed, in a bid to help reintegrate them back into mainstream settings, facilitate plans to return home or enable them to progress as individuals in their own home placements and schools.