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Horsforth School is located in Horsforth, Leeds and falls under the local authority of Leeds. This mixed-sex secondary school has 1,563 pupils, with a capacity of 1,865, aged from eleven up to eighteen, and the type of establishment is academy converter. The school has 89 teachers with each teacher on average earning the full-time equivalent of £36,713.
At Horsforth School we provide high quality careers advice for all students. Students receive independent advice from various providers such as Leeds City College, vocational further education institutions, apprenticeship providers and local, national and international employers through the School’s Careers Fairs and assembly programme.
Berlin History Trip. Plan for 50 students (year 10 and some year 9 potentially) to go on the trip to see important sites relevant to their GCSE content and KS3 content on the Cold war and Nazi Germany. + Add to Google Calendar. + iCal / Outlook export. May 26 - 29 2023. This page is part of the Mhmm plugin. DO NOT EDIT OR DELETE THIS PAGE.
1 Aims. During the time students are at Horsforth School we believe it is very important to develop a positive and meaningful partnership between parents/carers, students and teachers. This agreement sets out some of the specific ways in which we can all work together for the benefit of all young people in the School.
Horsforth School, Lee Lane East, Horsforth, LS18 5RF: How the Camps are Structured. Rest assured, we will make sure your child is having a busy day when they come to one of our camps. Here’s how their day might look (subject to change). 8.30 – 9.30am: Wraparound care: 9.30 – 10.30am: Arts & crafts: Football:
Parents and Carers can call the main school on 0113 2265454 and ask to speak to a Designated Safeguarding Officer at school. We can offer support, advise and signpost. Parents and Carers can also call the Leeds Children’s Social Work Services ( concern as a member of the public) on 0113 222 4403 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, except Wednesdays ...
Our tutors are the first point of contact for any student’s concerns and provide practical guidance on how to balance commitment to lessons, private study, enhancement activities and relaxation, whilst monitoring their progression, attendance and behaviour. They also assist with the completion of UCAS, apprenticeship and job applications.
