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MA Institute is a small, family-orientated school with a very strong sense of community. We provide education for children from eleven to sixteen years, and cater for the needs of both Boys and Girls but at two different sites. we have a lively extracurricular and weekend programme in which all children may take part.


High standards of teaching will help your child to reach his or her full potential, but we set out to provide a much broader foundation for the future. We believe in the importance of social skills, service to others and self confidence without conceit. Your child will have opportunities in a wide range of cultural, creative and physical activities within a community which values and respects individuals, celebrates achievement and broadens perspective.

Head Teacher Message

"My vision is, of a school, that is not divided by design or culture; a school with high academic standards and expert support for those that need it; firm but fair discipline; breadth of opportunity and happy children who feel secure and cherished. MA Institute has a great past and a bright future - I sincerely hope that your child will be part of it."

 
OUR Vision PDF Print E-mail
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Saturday, 07 July 2007 09:54

Vision

 “ To support an opportunity for All to excel academically and spiritually in a faith enriched environment”

To achieve our Vision we have 4 main Objectives

1          Learning, Development and Success

We will:

  • Have only highly-qualified specialist teachers delivering our curriculum
  • Develop our teachers through dedicated development programmes
  • Always place passion for learning at the heart of every lesson
  • Help students to be creative, open and original thinkers in all aspects of life
  • Encourage our students to grow in the knowledge that they are special, unique and valued within the school community
  • Promote achievement that recognises each student’s personal ability and goals
  • Provide additional help for our students whenever necessary through our daily extra-curricular learning timetable
  • Be able to assess  and recognise Special/Additional Needs and deliver individual education plans with the support of parents and teachers
  • Highlight ambition in our students to go to well ranked universities and pursue career paths
  • Always offer a comprehensive choice of Work Experience programmes
  • Personalisation- Be constant in our belief that medium-sized schools create the right environment for learning and social care, where every person knows his/her peers and teachers

 

2          Faith, Cultural and Spiritual character development

We will:

  • Provide faith-based learning focused on the moral values that all communities share

·         Educate our students in all matters of personal health and well-being

·         Develop our school community through sharing our goals and achievements with parents, students, teachers and community leaders

·         Always offer a wide variety of extra-curricular learning experiences to assist our students’ personal and spiritual development

·         Invitation and attendance regularly of speakers of different faiths

·         Teach the value of personal integrity, honesty, kindness and courtesy through Regular Multi-faith terbia assemblies

·         Through our participation with the British Council, we will offer exchange visits to promote learning of other cultures and societies

 

3          Community Action

We will:

  • Continue to develop our community action involvement through our C A programmes
  • Create individual development plans so that each student can contribute in a unique way to the welfare of the wider community
  • Through the Citizenship curriculum, uphold the concepts of service to the community, respect for others and a sense of good citizenship at all times
  • Always harness the whole community’s special celebratory days to encourage charity towards society’s less fortunate members

·         Provide a range of opportunities beyond the classroom that prepares students to take responsibility for their own and others well-being and success

·         To develop a sense of responsibility in our pupils to respect, tolerate and appreciate other individuals irrespective of race, religion or gender.

·         Curriculum enriched by sharing values, cultures and beliefs between partner schools

·         Students develop the skills and confidence to take responsibility for their actions and initiate efforts to improve the school and community.

·         Students have multiple opportunities to participate in school-wide initiatives and decisions.

 

4          Forging Parental Partnership

·         Regular and detailed feedback to parents through consultation days, three times yearly

·         Organise and run programmes to make parents aware regarding educational issues

·         Encourage parents to participate in parental development programmes.

·         Inform and engage parents through student planner

·         Develop successful partnership between children, parents and the school.

 

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