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Learning
Who receives EAL support
Students who are still building their English get EAL (English as an Additional Language) support alongside the full curriculum.
Getting started
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English level assessed during the admissions process.
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Placed in the right year group with the right level of support.
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Language targets shared with family and teachers.
How we support
Intensive support for students just starting out.
Targeted help to build academic English.
A one-year intensive course for Years 7–9.
Progress
Partnership
EAL specialists co-teach with class teachers, so English grows in every lesson.
We keep in close touch, sharing progress and ideas for home.
Parent voice
“Especially for non-native English students, S107 supports them very well. If students don’t improve their English as expected, the school works with us very closely to find a better way.”
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Admissions & FAQs
Many of our students join with limited English. We assess every child’s level during admissions and plan the support they need from day one.
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