Research and analysis

Helping students gain vocational skills in rural areas

Ofsted good practice example showing how John Masefield High gives access to a broad range of high-quality provision.

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Ofsted
Published
15 March 2013

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John Masefield High School and Sixth Form Centre faces particular challenges in enabling students who would benefit from alternative provision to gain vocational skills in a range of specialist settings. Yet, with the strong support of the local authority and the European Social Fund, its students have access to a broad range of high-quality provision which is having a positive impact on their motivation, attendance and qualifications.

Published 15 March 2013