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Kings School Hove

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snowdropsarehere · 12/01/2024 09:28

Anybody have any information on Kings School Hove? Particularly Sixth Form? Would you recommend it for a shy, dyslexic student?

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snowdropsarehere · 12/01/2024 18:48

Shameless bump.

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PaperDoves · 12/01/2024 23:56

The sixth form is brand new, so not sure many people will have info. I don't have a child at the school but I know several with kids there and also a few teachers and all really rate it as a high achieving school with a calm environment. It's often recommended for SpLD students as well. Their low achieving intake make excellent progress (best in Brighton, I think) so they're doing something right!

Tldr: I don't have personal experience but have only heard good things.

snowdropsarehere · 13/01/2024 18:28

Can I ask why its often recommended foe SpLD students? And why they have a low achieving intake??

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PaperDoves · 14/01/2024 21:50

I assume because it's a small, quiet school with good support, but I don't know the specifics.

It doesn't have a low achieving intake, if I remember correctly from when we were looking at the gcse results this autumn it has a slightly higher than average skew towards high achieving students, but that's pretty normal for a faith school. But the low achieving pupils make greater progress between intake and gcse year than any other school in the Brighton area.

PaperDoves · 14/01/2024 21:53

If you go to the government website you can look at King's 2023 gcse results and drill down to the high/medium/low achieving pupil results. King's has excellent scores on all levels, I would have been happy for my child to go there.

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