Mayfield House School

Good luck to everyone receiving their A-level, T-level, and BTec results today!

Whatever the outcome, you should be proud of your hard work. Qualifications are important, but they are only one part of your story—the skills, character, and determination you’ve built will carry you far.

Everyone at Mayfield House School wishes you all the best of luck with your future ahead, whatever path you choose to take. 🌟

As part of RE week, at Mayfield House School, the children explored Islam by learning about Muslim beliefs and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. They discussed important values such as kindness, respect, and compassion, and how these can be shown in everyday life.

We're back to school, refreshed and ready to smash the final half term 💪 - bring it on!

It's Mental Health Awareness Week this week and this year's theme is 'Action' because, while Awareness is vital, real change comes when we take action too. Action for our own Mental health, action for other people and action for society.

Mayfield House School are taking park in 'Wear It Green' Day on Thursday 14th May and turning the school green for good mental health! 💚

Yesterday we celebrated World Art Day at Mayfield House School!

Our curriculum is carefully designed to nurture creativity while supporting each child’s needs. Students are supported on a 1-2-1 basis to help stay inspired, engaged and appropriately challenged.

Our art room dedicates itself as an inclusive and nurturing environment where every child is encouraged to express themselves and develop confidence through art. They have been learning about some interesting artists such as Jackson Po***ck, Yayoi Kusama, and Banksy!

We are proud of the individuality and creativity shown in their wonderful artwork.

Make sure you wrap up warm for the first day back!

Merry Christmas to everybody!

One day to go! Can't wait to see everybody back in the classrooms!

A massive congratulations to the pupils of Mayfield House School with their Red Nose Day efforts! The cake sale was amazing.

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"...pupils who had between 95-100% attendance in Year 11 were 1.9 times more likely to achieve a Grade 5 in English and Maths GCSE compared to pupils who only attended 90-95% of the time (DfE, 2025)."

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