If you are a student in Key Stage 4 you may attend Tor School for your education. We offer a full timetable and when you are well enough you can build up to attending full time. This may take a few weeks and will be negotiated with you, your parents and your doctor.
We offer core subjects of Maths, English, Enrichment / sports and P4AL with additional options of Science, Art / DT, Catering, RS and vocational learning.
An example of this years timetable is below:
KS4 Medical Timetable – 2022-23 | |||||
Lesson 1 | Lesson 2 | Lesson 3 | Lesson 4 | Lesson 5 | |
Monday | Food 1 | Religion, Philosophy and Ethics | Science 3 | English M1 | P4AL |
Tuesday | Religion, Philosophy and Ethics | Maths M1 | Science 3 | Motor Vehicle | Motor Vehicle |
Wednesday | Art – M1 | Science 3 | Maths M1 | English M2 | Religion, Philosophy and Ethics |
Thursday | English M1
| P4AL M1 | Maths M1 | Food 1 | Food 1 |
Friday | Tutor / Assembly
| Art – M1 | Art – M1 | Enrichment |
Outreach / Virtual Teaching
If you are in Key Stage 1, 2, 3 or are a Key Stage 4 student who is not well enough to attend the school you will be taught in your own home. This is called outreach teaching. This is a blending provision of virtual lessons, with a weekly home visit, for up to one hour a day, (5 hours per week) ). The teacher will usually work with you on Maths, Science and English with the work usually being set by your school. This will mean that it is easier to go back to school when you are well enough as you will have been doing the same work as your friends. There will need to be another adult in your home when an outreach teacher visits.