Curriculum Pathways

We recognise that every learner is unique, with their own strengths, needs, and aspirations. To support each student’s individual journey, we run curriculum pathways designed to nurture development across key areas of need.

Each pathway provides a carefully structured approach to learning, incorporating goals for Cognition and Learning, Communication and Interaction, Social, Emotional, and Mental Health, and Physical, Sensory, and Medical needs. These pathways ensure every student can thrive, grow, and achieve their full potential.

Scenic coastal bay with sandy beach and hills
Petit Port Pathway

Approaches to Learning where learning through play, recognising engagement and assessing need for future pathways is established.

Associated Staff

Jemma Dawson, Katerina Byrne
Fortified tower on rocky coastal island
Seymour Pathway

Approaches to Learning where class non-negotiables and engagement is embedded and learning happens through strong relationships, trust and consistency.

Associated Staff

Rosie Annetta, Fiona Robinson, Leo Runswick, Alison Alexandre
Historic stone tower with red and white stripes.
Archirondel Pathway

Approaches to Learning where class non-negotiables are embedded and learning through play should be a prime focus for all classes.

Associated Staff

Katarzyna Dzwonek, Lucy O’Brien
Coastal sea tower on rocky island.
Rocco Pathway

Approaches to Learning where class non-negotiables, a motivation, a means and someone to communicate with, are embedded and learning through play should be a prime focus for all classes.

Associated Staff

Richard Moulson, Lara Luke
Coastal village with cliffs and ocean view.
L’Etacq Pathway Implementation

Approaches to Learning where class non-negotiables, and a considered approach to developing independence.

Associated Staff

Becky Duncan, James de la Haye

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