Fulston Manor Prospectus

Our Ethos

Our school motto is everybody matters, everybody succeeds, everybody helps . This underpins everything that we do at Fulston Manor and is richly embedded in the day-to-day life and culture of our students, staff and visitors.

We create a fantastic learning environment allowing students to thrive not just academically, but as kind, mindful and well-rounded young citizens ready to face the challenges of the 21st century world.

Everybody Matters

Everybody Succeeds

Our students go on to a wide range of further education and employment opportunities. Over the last few years alone we have had entrants into Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial Universities as well as apprenticeships in quantity surveying, equestrian, football, skilled trades and Harrods, to name but a few. At Fulston Manor we believe that success is not just about exam results and to ensure that ' everybody succeeds ', regardless of their starting point, we provide a wide range of extra-curricular activities to ensure that every child can get the most out of their time spent with us. It is of this that we are most proud.

in for the better and to have courage of their convictions.

Everybody Helps

We are a welcoming school that operates as a family, with a strong sense of pastoral care linked to our house system. We have four houses (Cromer, Hales, Morrison and Stanhope) in Year 7 to 11 with key stage tutor groups in each house. This means small numbers of the key stage in each tutor group who have a dedicated tutor they see each day. We encourage all students to show fortitude and integrity in all that they do - to uphold strong honest principles and be mindful of themselves and others within their community. Everybody matters is not just something we say, it’s something we truly believe in and work tirelessly to ensure we instil in all members of our unique, diverse and welcoming Fulston Family.

We offer a broad curriculum from Year 7, which allows our young people to excel in all areas, including the creative arts, and students are encouraged to develop a love of learning both inside the classroom and beyond. We are committed to ensuring that students' time at Fulston Manor is time well spent and that they leave fully prepared to play a positive role in society. The fact that, almost without exception, students not only progress onto university or careers of their choice, but then proceed to enjoy great success within their chosen field, demonstrates that we meet the goals we set ourselves and that Fulston Manor is indeed a very special place in which to be educated.

We place great importance on developing young citizens, not just academically but as well-rounded, supportive people who help each other in times of need and engage positively with their community. We are proud of our young people every day. We nurture a culture where ' everybody helps', a culture where young people are capable of standing up for our core values and of charity and support for others.

This is not only achieved through excellent exam results, or by their individual skills and talents, but this, coupled with the sense of belonging and community that comes with being a member of the Fulston Family - the sense of shared responsibility. It is this that defines the best of our students, those who raise thousands of pounds for charity each year, who volunteer to tidy up the local community and those who work on our school councils and learn to bring about change, both in our school community and the wider world around us.

Despite the national oppression of grades at A level in 2023, we improved on the 2019 benchmark.

We encourage all of our students to change the society that we are