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ASPIRE   THRIVE   ACHIEVE

We are the Falinge Family: a school with a heart and soul.

A school where the importance of well-being is always considered.

Mrs O’Reilly
Headteacher

We aim to be a fully inclusive school.

Our core purpose is to secure the best academic and personal outcomes for all pupils and instil a life-long love of learning. This will ensure that all learners believe in themselves and their future, have choices and the power to make them and are able to contribute positively to society.

Empowering all to: Aspire, Thrive, and Achieve

OUR PURPOSE

ASPIRE

THRIVE

ACHIEVE

and we do this through

OUR VALUES

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    Falinge Park High School
    Falinge Park High School21 hours ago
    Parenting can be filled with joy but can also have its challenges.

    Our Rochdale are providing a huge range of sessions that are a great way to help understand different behaviours and development stages of your baby, child or teenager. The sessions also explore the importance in positive relationships between all members of families.

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    Falinge Park High School
    Falinge Park High School2 days ago
    🌟 Exciting Opportunity🌟
    We are seeking a talented and passionate teacher to cover maternity leave for our Art and Photography department! 🎨📸 If you have a creative spirit, a love for teaching, and the ability to inspire students, we want to hear from you!
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    Apply here – https://www.watergrovetrust.co.uk/vacancies/teacher-of-art-and-photography-maternity-cover/
    Falinge Park High School
    Falinge Park High School
    Falinge Park High School2 days ago
    In any family or school, there will be “ruptures”—arguments, mistakes, and times when things go wrong. While we use “logical responses” to address these, our main goal is always “Repair”.

    Instead of just moving on after a punishment, we use restorative conversations. We might ask: What happened? Who was affected? How can we make it right?. This helps children learn how to take real responsibility for their actions.

    We’ve found that after a disagreement at home, waiting until everyone is calm and asking, “How can we make things right between us?” can be a great way to move forward. It teaches children that mistakes can be fixed and that our relationships are strong enough to survive the hard moments.

    If you’re interested in exploring this idea further, have a look at our Interactions and Relationships Policy here https://bit.ly/4bhuZ5o

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