Sanderson High School

Sanderson High School is a non-denominational ASN Secondary School with a roll of 103 which serves East Kilbride and the surrounding area and caters for pupils with Additional Support Needs from S1-S6. At Sanderson High School we value all of our pupils equally and provide them with a range of individualised education programmes which are designed to meet their needs and prepare them for life afte

r they leave school. We believe in challenging all our pupils to achieve their full potential both in attainment and through recognising their gifts and talents in all areas. We are also committed to developing the qualities and values in our young people which ensure they become active participants in their local communities. Developing a strong partnership with parents is very important to us as we know parental support is crucial to a young person’s success. We operate an open door policy at Sanderson and you can contact us by phone or e-mail or in person through our school office. We are very proud of our school and the success of our pupils and we hope that with your support this can continue. The school is part of the Calderglen Learning Community and has extensive links with the local community including Calderglen High School, Universal Connections, South Lanarkshire and Motherwell Colleges, community police, Calderglen country park, local businesses and local sports facilities. At present, most pupils have an Additional Support Plan with a few pupils having a Co-ordinated support plan. Pupils are referred to Sanderson High School through South Lanarkshire Admissions Forum. History of the School

Sanderson High School first came into being in June 1994 from a merger of Springhill School in East Kilbride and Dalton School in Blantyre. The new campus opened officially on 5th February 2009. Aims of Sanderson High School

The aim of our school is to provide opportunities for all pupils to achieve their potential academically, emotionally and socially. This involves the acquisition of knowledge, skills and attitudes which help them to be useful and fulfilled members of society. In addition to encouraging and promoting the developments of interest and leisure pursuits, our school also seeks to encourage attitudes of responsibility, self-discipline, initiative, endeavour and individual judgement.