At Archbishop Blanch Church of England High School we aim to follow these Christian Values in our lives together
Community, Compassion, Forgiveness, Friendship, Thanksgiving, Trust
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Archbishop Blanch School is Outstanding in each of the key areas in SIAMS Report 2017
Here are just a few examples of why we are so outstanding! Read the full report for more.
" Everyone is known well & cared for deeply." "
" The culture of inclusivity & Christian nurturing means that a strong sense of belonging is experienced by all members of the school family."
" The emphasis on friendship & belonging results in outstanding behaviour."
Quote from a year 10 student: " What holds our school family together is not just mere tolerance , nor simply respect but genuine friendship."
" Staff combine high expectations with unstinting support & individual care, which for the most vulnerable students is transformational."
"They achieve high academic results at GCSE & A Level and make very good progress across all key stages."
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We are celebrating our best ever GCSE & A Level results!
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A Message from our Headteacher:
I would like to offer you a very warm welcome to Archbishop Blanch School. Archbishop Blanch is the only Church of England girls' school in the city and offers all students a dynamic place to learn in a caring, Christian way.
Our Christian ethos permeates through everything we do, underpinned by our Christian values. Archbishop Blanch is a happy school; our students are keen to learn, are respectful and develop into well rounded individuals. They are supported by creative teaching using the latest technologies to enhance their learning, alongside a strong pastoral support system. It is a pleasure to watch them mature into confident young ladies who will become our citizens of the future.
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A Caring Christian Environment
"Our two daughters have had the best start in life thanks to the caring, enthusiastic and hardworking staff of Archbishop Blanch School. Choosing the right secondary school for one's children is such a difficult task, but we could feel the special ethos of ABS on our first visit. You inspire your pupils to achieve the academic heights of which they are capable in a happy, safe and vibrant environment."
Archbishop Blanch Parent.
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Academic Excellence
We have a tradition of high academic standards encouraging students of all abilities to achieve and be successful. Our curriculum gives students many opportunities to progress and develop into whatever field they choose offering a vast range of subjects at each stage across the school and giving an excellent choice of extra curricular enrichment.
Our talented teachers deliver lessons which are fun and exciting supported by state of the art technology and resources.
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Christian Ethos and Vision
The Christian Ethos of Archbishop Blanch School is a unique feature of our school. We offer a safe and caring environment in which every student can reach their full potential.
The faith life of our school is a strong feature of Archbishop Blanch. Our new school building compliments our Christian ethos and enables us to come together in groups small and large. We also have a dedicated prayer room for special services and spiritual moments.
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Sixth Form for the future
Archbishop Blanch has a successful sixth form which offers an excellent choice of subjects to both boys and girls:
Our experienced sixth form team offer both academic rigour, complemented by our supportive pastoral care which together produces outstanding results.
Our new and exciting sixth form offers its own unique, facilities including: Study Centre, Dedicated Careers Advisor, Study Support Team and Social Area
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