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It’s a pleasure to welcome back students and staff to a new School Year, and a warm welcome to our new students, who will soon begin to feel at home here.
During a summer break although school life changes, it does carry on, and this year has been no exception, being one of our busiest times with a large number of contractors on site carrying out a variety of works. These works are designed to further enhance provisions for the young people and to enable them to live their lives to the full, learning and living in ways that minimise the impact of their disabilities and maximise their opportunities, progress and development and most of all enjoyment of life! |
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OurYear 14 Leavers' Residential was held at Churchtown Farm Activity Centre, Lanlivery near Lostwithiel and Bodmin from 3rd to 9th July. Take a look at our Headteachers Blog dated 7 July and find out more
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We recently had our first World Day which was a resounding success! The aim of the Day was for each of our four Houses Quebec, Squerryes, Chartwell and Hever to create their very own country. Activities included designing a nation flag, creating a national dance or a national dish.
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Valence is pleased to recommend IT Techs who provide home PC support. IT Techs provided invaluable support to us when setting up our Website, and continue to do so. Referrals made through Valence will continue to build this relationship.
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How Did We Do? ABSOLUTELY FANTASTICALLY |
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The Kent Schools Games- the largest Inter-School games in Europe were opened this week and our students clinched three cups and a large number of medals. We came first in Boccia and Table Cricket and second in New Age Kurling. So, How Did We Do? Absolutely Fantastically! Take a look at our Triumphant Team and learn more about the Kent Campaign for the 2012 Games |
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The Curriculum at Valence is designed to meet the needs and aspirations of individual pupils and includes a commitment to developing students’ communication and mobility. As a Sports College Valence is committed to the health and well-being of students and strives to integrate all aspects of a student’s life within an inclusive curriculum provision.
The care of students has the highest priority within Valence School and all staff are conscious that each student’s emotional well-being is crucial if they are to be successful in learning situations and other activities.
Valence School is in the fortunate position of having an onsite Multi-Disciplinary Health Team, employed by West Kent Community Health to provide a holistic specialist service to the students at Valence School.