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Welcome to
Hallmoor School online. Hallmoor is a maintained special
school for 240 pupils aged between 5 and 19 years with moderate
learning difficulties and increasingly, additional difficulties such
as sensory impairments and speech and language difficulties.
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Hello and Welcome to Hallmoor School’s website. I’m Sue Charvis, the
Headteacher. Please enjoy your virtual look around our school, through our
revamped website. We are very proud of our school, it’s young people and
their achievements. What you won’t be able to experience today on your
computer is the very calm and positive atmosphere that all visitors comment
on! If you need to visit, please don’t hesitate to
contact us.
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We aim to foster the development of
young people by meeting their needs and giving them the confidence and
competence to lead independent, purposeful and enjoyable lives.
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The Office
for Standards in Education (Ofsted) was set up on 1 September 1992.
Ofsted is a non-ministerial government department whose main aim is
to help improve the quality and standards of education and childcare
through independent inspection and regulation, and provide advice to
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An Ofsted inspectors report for Hallmoor School can be
downloaded
here
(requires Adobe Acrobat download
here) The inspectors report
concluded the following:
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Hallmoor is a very effective and improving school with many strengths which
strongly outweigh its few shortcomings. |
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The quality of teaching which was satisfactory overall at the time of the
last inspection has improved significantly so that it is now good overall. |
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The school looks after its pupils very well, their health, safety and
welfare are very well promoted. |
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Pupils are proud of their school, enjoy coming, work hard and concentrate
well. They generally behave well in classrooms and when moving about the
building. Playground behaviour is civilised and disciplined. |

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