Senior Leadership Team
All members of the Leadership Team are, or have been, Durlston Parents!
Our Governors
| Mr Chandra Ashfield | Chair of Governors |
|---|---|
| Mr Colin Lewis | Chair of Finance and General Purposes Committee Governor responsible for complaints |
| Mrs Nicola James | Governor responsible for Pre-Prep and EYFS and SEN |
| Mr Paul Etheridge | Chair of Risk Management Committee Governor responsible for Safeguarding |
| Mrs Lindsey Otten | Chair of Marketing Committee |
| Mr Rob Wilsher | |
| Mr Peter Hardy | Chair of Education Committee |
Clerk to the Governors: Mr Barry Bates
Telephone: 01425 610010
Durlston Court School Trust Ltd. Registered in England No. 1091930. Registered Charity No. 307325.
Registered Address: Durlston Court School, 52 Becton Lane, Barton on Sea, New Milton, Hampshire, BH25 7AQ, United Kingdom.
Here you can find Durlston's school policies. There are additional policies available from the school on request. For additional policies that are available on request please contact us.
- Admissions Policy
- Aims of Our School
- Anti-Bullying Policy
- Attendance Policy
- Behaviour Management Policy
- Child Protection Policy
- Child Protection - E safety Policy
- Complaints Procedure
- Curriculum Policy
- Data Protection Policy
- Educational Visits Policy
- Exclusion Policy
- First Aid Policy
- Health and Safety Policy
- Mental Health
- Relationships and Sex Education Policy
- Safer Recruitment Policy
- Safeguarding Policy
- SEND and Learning Support Policy
- Standard Terms & Conditions
These are carried out by the ISI (Independent Schools Inspectorate), a body appointed by the Department for Education to inspect association independent schools in England. Reports from all inspected schools can be found at: www.isi.net/reports
Our Inspection took place from 24-26 September 2024 and was part of the rigorous new Inspection framework. The Inspectors’ role is to determine whether a school meets the standards in five key areas. There are no qualitative judgements in the new Inspection regime (Excellent, Good etc), it is now simply a case of whether a school meets the standards in the key areas or not – a simple pass or fail.
We are delighted to report that the Inspection team found that we met the standards in all five key areas and therefore passed the Inspection.
Inspection Report September 2024
Leaders know the pupils well and ensure that the provision typically meets their individual needs. Pupils are supported within a caring environment
The consistent modelling of school values by staff supports a unified and effective approach to behaviour management that promotes good behaviour.
Previous reports
Material Change Inspection July 2023
Focused Compliance Inspection November 2021
Education Quality Inspection May 2017