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Kingswode Hoe

Kingswode Hoe School is a day special school catering for boys and girls between the ages of 5 to 16 years who all have moderate learning difficulties and an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP).

At Kingswode Hoe the staff and local academy committee are dedicated to providing a broad and balanced education where every child can be supported to achieve their full potential.

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"Pupils enjoy school.

It is a friendly, safe place to be.

Pupils say: We all get along well together, school feels like a family.

Staff make sure we all get

the help we need."

Parents who shared their views would recommend the school to others."

Ofsted Report - May 2022

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Online Resources

EVIDENCE FOR LEARNING

Evidence for Learning (E4L)

is the primary way that we communicate with our learning community.

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REMOTE LEARNING

During the lockdown all our remote learning plan is in place. Click to find out more.

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ARBOR

Pay for meals, trips and manage your school account with ARBOR.

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PARENTS & CARERS

Whether you are a prospective parent/carer or you have already have a child at our school, find out about the school day, our timetable, travel arrangements, school uniforms and more.

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PUPILS

Pupils are what Kingswode Hoe is all about! Discover what they get up to, access learning resources, find out who is on the school council and so much more.

CURRICULUM

At Kingswode Hoe School, we have created a coherent, broad and balanced curriculum framework based on six key outcomes in order to meet the needs of our individual pupils.

Safeguarding

We take the safety and wellbeing of our pupils very seriously.

If you have any concerns about a pupil or an adult or a disclosure is made to you, please reassure them that they are safe, listen and record what they say but do not ask leading questions.

Report any concerns to our Designated or Deputy Safeguarding Lead.