Today our pupils participated in sports and art day.  Their art work was on display in the school hall for parents and carers to see.  They then they participated in a variety of races in the playground.  Many thanks to all who came!

We are looking for a ABA Supervisor to join our outstanding school.

You will work alongside our team of Supervisors and qualified Teachers, working directly with a number of allocated pupils for whom you will have direct responsibility. You will ensure the pupils will achieve and flourish at Quest because of effective delivery of, access to and progression through their personalised curriculum, learning support strategies and behaviour plans underpinned by the scientific principles of learning and behaviour (ABA).

You will have some direct line management responsibility and have a duty to ensure staff are trained and assessed to be teaching at a high quality.

You will be degree educated and ideally have a BCBA qualification, or willing to work towards. You will have extensive knowledge, experience and skills in teaching using ABA principles. Ideally you will have experience of working in a similar setting with children or young people. You will be a team player, with excellent communication skills and have a strong desire to make a difference to children’s lives.

The position is full time, term time only (40 weeks per year), with a salary of £23,500 – £28,500pa (actual) depending on experience and qualifications.

To apply please visit https://questschool.co.uk/recruitment/      to complete the application form and return to ellie.drake@questschool.co.uk

Quest is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Our commitment is underpinned by robust processes and procedures that seek to maximise opportunity, minimise risk and continuously promote a culture of safeguarding amongst our workforce.

All successful applicants will be required to complete an enhanced DBS check which must be maintained throughout the period of employment.

Today, some of our pupils have been learning about Africa in their lessons.  They have made an African necklace, participated in a safari around the school looking for African wildlife and played turn taking games.

Today, we have had a space theme day.  The pupils have enjoyed a planet hunt, lots of crafts, a moon walk which involved tactile play, rocket launching and a sensory space room.  We hope everyone has a lovely, restful half term.

We are delighted to share with you the Ofsted report from our recent inspection, in March 2018.Quest school has been graded as ‘Outstanding’ in every category.

We are very proud of what has been achieved and recognise that it is the result of a real team effort by everyone involved with the school.

Thank you to our fantastic staff team, our students & parents, our Trustees & Patrons, and all our amazing supporters!

We are delighted to share with you the Ofsted report from our recent inspection, in March 2018.Quest school has been graded as ‘Outstanding’ in every category.

We are very proud of what has been achieved and recognise that it is the result of a real team effort by everyone involved with the school.

Thank you to our fantastic staff team, our students & parents, our Trustees & Patrons, and all our amazing supporters!

There is a new data regulation coming into place in May- the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).  Please see the video below for more information.

This is a useful video on the GDPR produced by GDPRis and visually shows the various tasks and key areas which the school needs to undertake to comply with the GDPR which parents may find useful and informative.

Today, the pupils have been learning about Easter .  They have played games, participated in an egg and spoon race, completed worksheets and have listened to the Easter Story.

We wish all of our parents, carers, staff and pupils a relaxing break.

Yesterday, Skills For Employment came to Quest to make some key hooks.  The pupils used an electric drill, a saw and sanded their finished projects.

We consider the online safety of our pupils as high importance.  E-Safety is embedded into the curriculum, with all staff receiving regular training.

If you would like to find out more about keeping your child safe online, please visit our E-Safety tab on our main website (under information for parents) for training slides along with a “Click CEOP” button.  The Click CEOP button will take you straight to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection website for further information on how to report any concerns.