Our vision for all of our young people is for them to be healthy, happy, more independent and have the opportunity to work. The Prior’s Court Learning Framework helps us to work towards that.
There are seven areas of learning we focus on, each made up of learning programmes that identify the skills a young person will gain, and the support they will need to gain them. Young people's progress across these areas is measured throughout to show their personal journey of learning.
Young people learn the skills they need to keep themselves safe in all aspects of their lives, including understanding safety and privacy and the safe use of technology. Read more
Our vocational area of learning prepares young people for the world of work. Young people learn vocational skills in areas such as administration or housekeeping, depending on their skills and interests. Read more
Young people learn functional academics in subjects including English, maths, science, music and art, computing, design technology, geography, history and RE, including British values and respect for cultures. Read more
Young people learn daily living skills including personal care, meal time practices, leisure and social skills and looking after their environments. Read more
Our Positive Behaviour Support area of learning gives young people the skills to self-manage their behaviour, considering their sensory needs, mental wellbeing and support with relationships. Read more
Young people are supported to learn communication and social skills, including expressive and receptive language, both verbal and non-verbal. Read more
Young people at Prior's Court learn skills to keep them healthy including those related to sleeping, eating and drinking, health and hygiene, first aid and exercise. Read more