Medical & Mental Health

Years 9, 10 & 11

Medical and Mental Health Needs; Years 9,10 & 11

The Upper School on the main site caters for pupils in Key Stage Four who are referred by medics and are not currently able to access mainstream education due to medical or mental health needs. All pupils  remain on roll of their mainstream school which works closely with the centre to provide an appropriate package of education.  All pupils are expected to access and attend as much of a full time programme as their health allows.

We have a Virtual Learning Environment which provides a flexible programme that meets the needs of students with conditions which limit their ability to access mainstream learning, to a maximum of three hours per day.

We also provide education at Yeovil District Hospital for children who are in-patients or receiving treatment through out-patient clinics. Our skilled team work with individual children to ensure that their education is not unduly affected by a stay in hospital. This work is carried out in conjunction with the mainstream school and all children are encouraged to maintain contact with their teachers, and friends, whilst they are in hospital.

Remote Learning

Information about our remote learning offer can be found here:

SSPS-UPPER-SCHOOL-remote-learning

A copy of our Remote Education Policy can be found here:

Pupil Remote Education Policy

Headteacher / Jo Simons

(All Sites) Jo.Simons@ssps.org.uk

Upper School,

Dampier Street,

Yeovil,

BA21 4EN

Telephone: 01935 410793

Pastoral Leader:

Sarah Redington

Tel:  01935 410793
Email: office@ssps.org.uk

South Somerset Partnership School
Dampier Street, Yeovil, Somerset, BA21 4EN