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Welcome to the website for La Sainte Union Catholic School. Term Dates 2019-2020Term Dates 2020-2021. Back to top. Home; About Us. Welcome from the Headteacher; About the school; Ethos and values; Exam Results; Facilities Hire; Governing Body; History of the School; Music School; Ofsted and school inspections; LSU Alumni;
The school has continued to admit Roman Catholic girls from 11-18. Boys have been accepted into the Sixth Form since September 1995. In the 1980's La Sainte Union became a member of a local consortium of schools, having as its partner schools Acland Burghley, Parliament Hill and William Ellis.
Ofsted and Diocese Inspections. “La Sainte Union is a Catholic school with a long history and tradition. The tradition builds on values of ‘warm relationships, integrity and justice’. We experienced how these values influence the pleasant, welcoming atmosphere in the school.”. Ofsted 2019. “Pupils explained clearly what they like best ...
25 de feb. de 2016 · Find an inspection report and registered childcare. Give feedback on this school Use our Ofsted Parent View Survey to tell us what you think of this school or your child’s experiences.. For any general enquiries about La Sainte Union Catholic Secondary School, please contact the school directly.
La Sainte Union Catholic School provides students with an inclusive and empowering educational experience which equips them with the knowledge, skills and values to fulfil their potential and positively impact the world around them. High quality, inspirational teaching and warm relationships are at the heart of our success.
La Sainte Union Catholic School provides students with an inclusive and empowering educational experience which equips them with the knowledge, skills and values to fulfil their potential and positively impact the world around them. High quality, inspirational teaching and warm relationships are at the heart of our success.
La Sainte Union has an outstanding record of GCSE and A Level results – the School’s Progress 8 score of 0.65 puts them in the top 8 per cent of state-funded mainstream schools. The school’s strong commitment to all disciplines, particularly the arts and humanities, is critical for success as it allows pupils to have a balanced and well-rounded education.
