Our School
Address |
Spen Valley High School Roberttown Lane Liversedge WF15 7LX |
Telephone | 01924 405451 |
Contact for queries
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Mrs S Rawat School Receptionist
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Contact for Attendance |
Mrs Y Shaw Attendance Officer |
Head Teacher
Headteacher's PA |
Ms H Clacy
Mrs S Wood |
Deputy Headteachers
School Business Manager |
Mrs S Jagger sjagger@spenvalleyhighschool.co.uk
Mr K Audsley kyaudsley@spenvalleyhighschool.co.uk
Mrs T Bland |
SENCO
Opening Hours Office
Opening and Closing Times - Students |
Mrs F Morris fmorris@spenvalleyhighschool.co.uk
The School Office is open 8:00am-4:00pm
The School day runs from 8:30am-3:00pm. A total of 32.5 hours a week. |
Complaints
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Please click here to view our Complaints Policy A complaint form can be downloaded here |
Should you wish to obtain a hardcopy of the Complaints Policy or any other documents on this website please contact the School.
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Information on our School
Spen Valley High School serves the areas of Liversedge and Heckmondwike in West Yorkshire; it is an eight-form entry, co-educational school, which caters for students between the ranges of 11 to 16. We currently have 959 students on roll. Our catchment area is principally owner-occupied housing with a smaller proportion of established council housing. Almost 19.5% of the student intake is from minority ethnic groups (around 8% are from families originating from Pakistan). Almost 31.5% of our students are entitled to support through the Pupil Premium and 31% are currently eligible for free school meals. The school takes pride in being connected to the community it serves and is seeking to foster stronger links with local community organisations. Parents are supportive of the school and the school is always looking to further engage families in the learning process. We are a highly collaborative organisation, involved with partnership development across North Kirklees. The school was a key player in forming the Spenborough Co-operative Trust alongside five primary schools and a special school.
Spen Valley High School is not yet outstanding nor is it complacent. It is relentless in its drive to move forward with priorities which are rooted in improving outcomes for students and are fuelled by partnership working of all stakeholders.