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Learning across the curriculum
We provide a comprehensive curriculum that is presented in an engaging and innovative manner. Subjects outlined in the National Curriculum are taught through our distinctive Fairley House schemes of work, which emphasise multi-sensory learning, transdisciplinary teaching, and the enhancement of metacognitive skills to foster independent learners.

The curriculum for our Senior Department is structured in such a way so that it prepares students with the necessary skills and self-assurance to excel in public examinations, including GCSEs. Students have access to a diverse array of options tailored to their individual strengths and interests, allowing them to leave us with qualifications that facilitate their progression to the next phase of their education. To best support our students, we utilise various examination boards, ensuring that we address their needs and provide optimal opportunities for success in their GCSEs.
Enrichment of the curriculum
During the year, the children experience a variety of enrichment opportunities including theme days, trips and guest speakers. Recent activities have included World Book Day, Numbers Day, Science Week, a trip to the Apple Store, trips to Parliament, and activities to celebrate Neurodiversity Week. These special events serve to bring the curriculum to life and demonstrate that learning needn’t be restricted to the classroom!

Claudine’s Story
This school has transformed both my family’s and my children’s lives. I don’t know where we would be without Fairley House. One of my daughters is now at university doing a course she loves, the other is doing three highly academic A levels and thriving. None of this would have been possible without Fairley House. It gave them the confidence and the skills they needed to succeed.

In 2012 we moved countries specifically to put our girls in Fairley House. It was the best decision I have made in my entire life and I would do it again in a heartbeat. Not only did the school help them academically it brought them out of their shells socially.
They loved going to school there. One of my daughters is still in a group of Fairley House close friends who still keep in contact years after they all left the school.
The school’s aims and values, which include a focus on building pupils’ academic strengths, through specialist techniques, are fulfilled very effectively
‘Excellent’ ISI Inspection Report, 2021
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