Dixons Unity Academy

Construction begun in 2008, on the fields opposite to the West Leeds High School site and the £25 million build was completed by August 2009.The main site with the older pupils was located on the fields of the previous West Leeds High School with a capacity for 1,200 students.[11] In the city of Leeds as a whole 55% of pupils achieved 5 GCSEs at grades A*-C (including English and Maths) but at Swallow Hill it was only 28%.On 6 January 2015 Paul Smith, the DFE Regional Schools' Commissioner wrote to AET expressing concerns about standards at Swallow Hill Community College, especially as recorded in the 2014 exam results.Teaching is not consistently good enough in all subjects...[14] The 2015 examination results, as indicated in the table above, showed further decline in the headline figure of students achieving 5GCSEs A-C (including English and Maths).As a Trust we are working hard with the examination boards to understand the increase in grade boundaries and we currently have a significant number of remarks being considered.In 2014 Swallow Hill embarked upon a partnership with the Leeds College of Building to provide more vocational courses for students unable to access the full curriculum.You will also be offered membership of a private health cash plan, the Ford Advantage Scheme and be entitled to Childcare Vouchers.[25] Nevertheless, there are some positive comments about the efforts and intentions of the sponsor which can be found in reports, but with the direction of results so clearly downwards, it was not surprising in 2015 to find an increasing amount of concern being expressed.[9] When OFSTED carried out a monitoring visit in June 2015, they expressed concerns about Academies Enterprise Trust and its plans for the school.
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