Bruntcliffe Academy
Our five Core values were developed in partnership with students, parents/carers, governors and member of staff; they define Bruntcliffe’s ethos and are embedded in every aspect of our school. Embracing our values of Community, Productivity, Inclusivity, Integrity, and Ambition enables our students to flourish in an environment where they feel included, celebrated, and encouraged to be intellectually curious and proud of their achievements. Our students are encouraged to play an active part within the academy and local community, shaping their experience and forging a path of excellence for all.
Bruntcliffe Academy is fortunate to be part of one of the highest performing Multi-Academy Trusts in the country. The GORSE Academies Trust, led by Sir John Townsley, Chief Executive Officer and Leanne Griffiths, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, along with the wider Executive Team is an organisation driven by a desire to ensure that best possible educational outcomes for all. As a result of this partnership and the sharing of educational expertise, all students, including those who would otherwise face disadvantage socio-economically, are afforded the opportunity to progress to their desired choice of high-quality education, training or employment.
About our school experience
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GORSE SCITT is the Outstanding teacher training provider of The GORSE Academies Trust. Our SEP offer is an opportunity for you to “try before you apply” to train in our Outstanding and World Class schools. To discover more information about our Primary and Secondary academies please visit the TGAT website: The GORSE Academies Trust (tgat.org.uk)
For more information about the SCITT programme please visit our website: www.gorsescitt.org.ukOur SEP offer:
You have the initial option of spending the day in one of our trust schools or a partnership school. We can extend our offer and arrange a second day in a different phase if you are undecided between ITT in Primary or Secondary.
You will always be escorted during your school experience, so we do not require to see a DBS.
You do however need to either already hold a degree, ideally with a classification of a 2:2 or above, or be in your second or third year of your studies. - Start and finish times
- 7:55am to 3:30pm
- Dress code
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Business dress, Cover up tattoos, Remove piercings
- Teacher training
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GORSE SCITT, an Outstanding provider of Teacher Training, co-ordinates the school experience programmes running in its various partner schools. This allows, for many people a seamless route from School Experience to a well-informed application for teacher training.
Links to more information about our school
- Bruntcliffe Academy website
- Bruntcliffe Academy Get Information About Schools
- Ofsted report: Bruntcliffe Academy
- Performance information: Bruntcliffe Academy
- Teacher training: Bruntcliffe Academy
Entry requirements
You must:
- Must not have been accepted onto another teacher training course
- Must have a degree
- Photo identification: Passport or driving licence
- Please contact us regarding any relation to a student at our schools prior to booking.
- DBS check required
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No, candidates will be accompanied at all times.
Placement availability
We offer placements in all subjects across all phases throughout the school year. We follow the Local City Council school holiday pattern.
Bruntcliffe Academy hosts visitors on the following:
Art - Everyday
Business Studies- Everyday
Citizenship - Monday, Thursday and Friday
Computing - Everyday
Design Technology - Everyday
Drama - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
English - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Geography - Monday, Tuesday and Friday
History - Everyday
Maths - Everyday
MFL (Spanish and French) - Everyday
Music - Everyday
PE - Everyday
RE - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
Science - Everyday
- School experience type
- In school
Location
- Address
- Bruntcliffe Lane, Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS27 0LZ
- Parking
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Yes - on site parking provided
There is a visitors car park that is available for use.
- School phases
- Secondary (11 to 16)
- Subjects
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- Art and design
- Biology
- Business studies
- Chemistry
- Citizenship
- Drama
- English
- French
- Geography
- History
- Maths
- Music
- Physical education
- Physics
- Religious education
- Spanish