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Our mission is for all our students to reach their best possible potential by developing a resilience and confidence in their learning. Excellent academic achievements are central to this mission as well as a traditional ethos of thoughtful behaviour and manners. Brentwood County High School supports students to become ambitious adults who are empowered to access the many future opportunities in a rapidly changing world. The sixth form at BCHS has been placed in the top 20% of providers in the country in terms of outcomes and progress. We will continue to build on this success as we further develop keystage 5 offer. Added to that, a strong starting point of historically good GCSE exam results which compare well with national outcomes, our focus this year is to ensure an outstanding quality of learning and pupil wellbeing. A secure and happy learning environment coupled with a strong, varied curriculum and excellent teaching, will ensure the high expectations for students and staff are met.
Amity Educational Foundation is a registered charity (1133629) based in London and its main purpose is to provide children and young people from disadvantaged backgrounds an opportunity to express their energy in a constructive manner. Amity Educational Foundation was set up by parents and teachers who are inspired by the teachings of Muslim scholar and peace advocate Fethullah Gülen. Mr Gülen was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Education by Leeds Metropolitan University in 2010. We aim to support our beneficiaries via the implementation of social and educational activities which increases confidence, vision, and aspirations with respect to the wider world. Furthermore, we also like to complement cultural differences thus promote community cohesion.
