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- Enrichment and extracurricular
- Unity community
- Student recognition
- Why we love Dixons Unity
- Learning habit 1: homework and deadlines
- Learning habit 2: on task
- Learning habit 3: equipment
- Learning habit 4: punctuality
- Learning habit 5: uniform
- Learning habit 6: positive response
- Special educational needs
- Connect
- Reconnect
Why we love Dixons Unity
Feedback from our stakeholders:
"Thank you for hosting our visit to Dixons Unity. It was great to heat about the turnaround at Dixons Unity. In particular, our delegates loved the opportunity to meet with students and hear abut the impact those changes have had on them - they were so impressive! The delegates were incredible excited about everything they saw at Unity!"
Jordana Hunter, Education Program Director at Grattan Institute, October 2024
"Yesterday, I visited Dixons Unity Academy. There are so many good things happening there and pupils and the wider community are benefiting greatly as a result!"
Stuart Voyce, Executive Direction at Rodillian MAT, October 2024
"We visited Unity and were truly impressed by the serene and purposeful learning environment. We met polite and well mannered students who went out of their way to make us feel welcome. Lessons were engaging and it was clear that relationships between staff and students were exemplary. Students thrived as a result of the climate that had been created by school leaders. I look forward to seeing the school go from strength to strength."
Phil Davis, Executive Headteacher at New Collaborative Learning Trust, July 2024
"Staff have high expectations for pupils’ learning and behaviour. These expectations are being increasingly well realised. Pupils experience consistent routines and common approaches to teaching. This creates a strong focus on learning."
Lead Ofsted inspector, July 2024
"The school is building stronger links with the wider community. The ‘Unity Community’ provides extra support to pupils and families, helping to address the barriers that some face."
Lead Ofsted inspector, July 2024
"Pupils learn the importance of respect. The school is taking increasing steps to widen pupils’ personal development. Pupils receive thorough guidance on their next steps for future education, employment or training."
Lead Ofsted inspector, July 2024