What does it mean?

"More able” refers to pupils who show higher levels of ability or potential compared to others of the same age. These children may grasp new concepts quickly, think creatively, solve complex problems, or demonstrate advanced skills in specific subjects like PE, reading, or science. Schools identify more able pupils to provide extra challenge and support, ensuring they continue to make progress and stay motivated in their learning. At Brunshaw, we want to celebrate every one's talent and ensure they have the opportunity to show their skills and knowledge!

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More Able Policy

Opportunities for More Able Learners

At our school, we believe in nurturing every child’s potential. For our more able learners, we offer a range of club links designed to challenge, inspire, and extend their learning beyond the classroom. These clubs provide opportunities to explore their skills and give the ability to further these in a more skill-based environment. By engaging in these activities, students build confidence, creativity, and resilience—qualities that prepare them for future success. Supporting our most able learners is an important part of our commitment to excellence and inclusion, ensuring that every child can thrive and achieve their very best.

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