Head Teacher
Jane Wilson
Telephone: 01945 580898
A Section 41 Approved School
Our School
On Track Wisbech school is an independent DFE registered, co-educational day school providing specialist education for students aged 11-18. We offer boys and girls with a range of special educational needs and diagnosis of communication difficulties, challenging behaviour, social, emotional and mental health difficulties and more complex needs, an opportunity to flourish in a more bespoke and individualised environment.
Alongside a personalised curriculum, students will have the benefit of an experienced and knowledgeable staff team who are able to deliver a therapeutic and holistic educational experience. We always strive to enable students to reach their personal best and to focus toward a successful future.
Each student’s needs are met through a careful and precise assessment process, a comprehensive intervention programme and continual tracking of progress and achievement. As specialist professionals we aim to ensure that every personalised programme combines the best of therapeutic intervention with a curriculum that truly reflects each student’s needs and interest and equips them to play a full part in life and work. This innovative, broad and balanced On Track ethos helps us provide an education based on individual student’s requirements, creates a passion for learning and a focus on employability skills. These personalised programmes aim to restore young people’s self-confidence, self-esteem, self-control and self-motivation through a flexible, personalised and needs-led programme with absolute care, nurture and support.
What can we offer that’s different from mainstream?
- High staffing ratios
- Key worker support for all students
- Smaller group sizes
- A wide range of activities and experiences both on and off site
- A highly motivating working environment
- Positive engagement to proactively promote learning
- A diverse range of vocational and academic programmes
- A focus on wellbeing and self-management
- Personalised programmes part time or full time
- Flexibility in the programmes of study
- An extensive enrichment programme of educational trips and experiences.
- Creative approaches to meeting the needs of more vulnerable and complex learners
- Clear focus on progress through assessment
The Curriculum
The On Track Curriculum provides a diverse, broad and balanced alternative curriculum which places value on the development of a wide range of skills and aptitudes. All students will focus on the core skills of Communication, literacy, numeracy, digital competence and social engagement to provide a model of life skills. The curriculum provides flexible accreditation pathways across all subjects and levels from Entry level through to BTEC & GCSE to meet the needs of each individual student and maximise their potential.
The School Premises
Our school site is a single storey building on a light industrial estate on the outskirts of the town. There are nine classrooms, including a music studio, a kitchen, two vocational workshops and an astro turf sports enclosure.
On Track Policies
Staff Code of Conduct.pdf- Anti Bullying Policy.pdf
- Behaviour Management Policy.pdf
- Complaints Policy.pdf
- Safeguarding Policy.pdf
- Whistleblowing Policy.pdf
School Information
- Wisbech Prospectus
- Ofsted Report 2018
- Term Dates 2019-2020
- April 2019 Newsletter
- January 2019 Newsletter
- Norfolk Skills & Careers Fayre
- Student Replica Model of Aircraft
- New Outdoor Gym!
Copies of all On Track policies including the Complaints Procedure can be obtained on request from Head Office or the School.
Keeping your child safe in a modern world- links to services and guidance in Cambridgeshire and Norfolk
Safeguarding
Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender support
http://www.norfolklgbtproject.co.uk/
https://www.cambridge.gov.uk/local-equalities-organisations
Prevent
Prevent is the Government’s strategy to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism, in all its forms. Prevent works at the pre-criminal stage by using early intervention to encourage individuals and communities to challenge extremist and terrorist ideology and behaviour
https://www.norfolklscb.org/prevent/
https://www.cambslscb.co.uk/report-a-safeguarding-concern/page-10/
Internet E-safety
https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/professionals-online-safety-helpline
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/
Mental Health
http://www.nsft.nhs.uk/Pages/Home.aspx
http://www.cpft.nhs.uk/about-us/mental-health-crisis.htm