Teignmouth Community School

Teignmouth Community School
Motto Carpé Diem
Type Academy
Principal Anthony Gray[1]
Chair Martyn Cox[2]
Location Exeter Road
Teignmouth
Devon
TQ14 9HZ
England
Coordinates: 50°33′02″N 3°30′01″W / 50.5505°N 3.5002°W / 50.5505; -3.5002
Local authority Devon
DfE URN 113529 Tables
Ofsted Reports
Students 1055[1]
Gender Mixed
Ages 3–18
Website Teignmouth Community School

Teignmouth Community School is an academy school in Teignmouth, Devon, England for pupils aged 3 - 18, and as of 2010 has approximately 1,555 on roll of which around 170 are in the Sixth Form.[1] It is the only non fee secondary school in the town, with other secondary education in Teignmouth being provided by the independent Trinity School. Class sizes at Teignmouth Community College average about 30 pupils and feeder primary schools in the area include Our Lady and St Patricks RC primary school, Hazeldown Primary, Inverteign community nursery and primary school, Bishopsteingnton primary school and Shaldon primary school.

The college became a specialist in maths and computing in 2004. A February 2010 Ofsted inspection report allocated the school an overall Grade 2 (Good) for its performance, with a Grade 1 (outstanding) on some points.[1]

History

Formerly two schools, Teignmouth Grammar School and Teignmouth Secondary Modern, located on the site of the current school. The two schools merged to become Teignmouth High School and then in the late 1980s the name was changed to Teignmouth Community College.

Curriculum

Core subjects follow the National Curriculum with sixth form pupils following A-level, AS-level and BTEC courses. The college also offers vocational courses including NVQs in hairdressing and BTEC Diplomas in courses such as health and social care, information technology, travel and tourism, horticulture, construction and mechanics as well as many GCSE, A level and AS courses. Students from nearby Teign School also attend the college's vocational programmes.

Notable former pupils

External links

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 Ofsted report 2010 retrieved 6 September 2010
  2. ↑ "Directors Minutes October 2011" (PDF).
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