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We are committed to ensuring that our children succeed...
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“Our child has settled in brilliantly in Year 7 and I thank the wonderful teaching staff for this. I’m amazed by all of the positivity and all that the school provides. We really do appreciate you. Thanks again”
“I spent seven happy years at Alsager School through my GCSEs in 2001 and A-levels in 2003.
My brilliant teachers, Mrs Bristow and Mr Wishart, really brought on my love of English and History. I especially enjoyed acting in the school plays – Oklahoma, Blitz and Midsummer Night’s Dream, thanks to Mrs Betts-Nicholson, the Head of Drama – and being involved in the school council, as well as the Air Cadets Squadron in Alsager, outside of school.
Within the SEND department we provide support to students who require strategies to help with a variety of Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs (SEMH).
At Alsager School we are proud of the positive relationships amongst our student and staff community.
SHARP allows young people to report any incidents which occur within the school and local community anonymously and without fear.
At Alsager School we believe in success for all students, allowing them to become confident young people, living fulfilling lives and making a successful transition to adult life.
Social, emotional and mental health
Information about our fabulous LRC
School starts 8:40am and ends at 3:10pm
Protection for children both online & offline.
Child Exploitation & Online Protection command.
Call free on 0800 1111 for info, support & advice.
Mental health advice & urgent support from the NHS.
Help for children & young people. Call free 0800 136 663.
