Phoenix School is the specialist provider of education for all young people admitted to Cygnet Hospital Sheffield. Teaching happens within a well resourced school unit, equipped with an ICT suite and interactive whiteboards. The school also has access to a kitchen, gymnasium, outside courtyard and therapeutic garden. “At Phoenix School our aim is to ensure students are successful following discharge. High expectations of what students can achieve, effective communications with schools and good quality teaching ensure that students continue making academic progress during their stay. “At discharge, our teaching and clinical staff will provide community teams with the necessary information and advice to ensure an effective transition is made to the next stage of recovery. “We have created a safe environment where students are encouraged to take risks and challenge preconceptions so they can move forwards and live full, rewarding lives.” Ed Hall – Head of Education The below academic sessions sit within the blocks marked ‘education’ on the example timetable: KS3/4: 4 x Maths, 4 x English, 3 x Science, 1 x Digital Making, 1 x Citizenship/PSHE, 1 x Humanities, 1 x Art, 1 x Fitness. KS5: 14 x personalised sessions, 1 x Citizenship/PSE, 1 x Fitness. Download Term Dates for 2020-2142.01 KB Download Cygnet Schools January 2021 News Digest888.31 KB “Phoenix school has helped me build a future for myself after being in hospital, and let me see past the problems I was facing.”Student A Rights Respecting School The Phoenix School has bronze status as a Rights Respecting School. The Rights Respecting School Award is an initiative run by UNICEF UK which encourages schools to place the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child at the heart of its ethos and curriculum. A Rights Respecting School teaches about children’s rights and also models rights and respect in all its relationships. Staff The Phoenix School includes the following teaching and non-teaching staff: Edward Hall – Head of Education Katy Edmondson – Head Teacher and designated Safeguarding Lead Jonathan Marshall – Teacher and Exams Officer Mary-Jo Brayford – Teacher and deputy designated Safeguarding Lead Davina Kempson – Teacher Philip Crowson – Teacher Gerald Unwin – Teacher Roger Maleham – Teacher Rebecca Price – Education Officer Alicia Ramsden – Interim Education Officer Rachel Rix – National SEN Case Co-coordinator, LAC Lead Julie Flude – HLTA Chloe Eagle – HLTA “I’ve been to four hospitals and education is definitely the best here.”Student Contact Katy Edmondson (Head Teacher), Tel: 0114 279 3328 Email: [email protected] Address: Cygnet Hospital Sheffield, 83 East Bank Road, Sheffield, S2 3PX “Thank you so much for the support you have given my daughter. She was really struggling at college before her admission, and now she has a smile back on her face.”Parent Document Downloads Download our Ofsted Report94.66 KB Download our Cygnet Schools, Information for Parents, Carers & Professionals371.32 KB Download our Behaviour Policy334.14 KB Download our SEN Policy710.24 KB Download our Anti-bullying Policy283.55 KB Download our Health and Safety Policy362.77 KB Download our First Aid Policy142.20 KB Download our Complaints Policy404.21 KB Download our Curriculum Policy316.21 KB Download our School Attendance policy99.20 KB Download our Safeguarding in Schools Policy567.21 KB Download our Safeguarding in Schools PolicyCovid-19 Addendum266.76 KB Privacy Notice – Cygnet Schools486.24 KB SEND information report, Cygnet Schools, September 2020289.55 KB
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