The College aspires to be successful in all that we do. For our learners, we look at their individual hopes and aspirations for the future, and work together with them to ensure they can achieve their long-term goals.
College learner - case for success
Who do we support?
We currently have 21 learners, 12 of which are day learners.
- 52% of our learners have Epilepsy.
- 71% of our learners have Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Academic Achievement:
At St Elizabeth’s College, we believe every learner has extraordinary potential. Our mission is to nurture that potential through high‑quality, personalised learning experiences that honour each student’s unique strengths, aspirations and ways of learning. Through thoughtfully designed programmes and rich learning opportunities, we empower our students with the confidence, curiosity and resilience they need to thrive. Every achievement, big or small, is celebrated as a step toward a brighter, more independent future.
Preparation for Adulthood 2023 – 2024 (to date):
Year 1
33% achieved above expected progress
66% achieved as expected
Year 2
50% achieved above expected progress
50% achieved as expected
Year 3
38% achieved above expected progress
62% achieved as expected
Year 4
100% achieved as expected
Preparation for Adulthood 2022 – 2023:
Year 1
100% achieved above expected progress
Year 2
75% achieved outstanding progress
25% achieved above expected progress
Year 3
80% achieved outstanding progress
20% achieved above expected progress
Year 4
100% achieved outstanding progress
Looking to the Future:
When they leave us, our learners step forward with purpose and possibility. Many move into meaningful work placements, supported living pathways, volunteering opportunities and other ventures that allow them to continue growing as independent, confident young adults. Whatever direction they choose, we are proud to know they carry with them the skills, self-belief and determination to shape their own futures and make a positive impact in the world.
Total number of College learners who have graduated:
2025 - 5 learners graduated
2024 - 9 leavers graduated
2023 - 5 leavers graduated
2022 - 6 leavers graduated
2021 - 12 leavers graduated
Seeking Feedback:
We regularly collect feedback from our learners and their families to ensure we can continually improve our services and respond to any issues that this might highlight. In our most recent survey:
- 88% of learners felt that they were doing well.
- 100% of learners felt that the teaching in the College is good.
- 95% of learners felt that they are learning skills that are preparing them for adulthood
- 100% of parents agree that the College curriculum meets the needs and interests of their child.
- 100% of parents feel that the College ensures a safe environment for their child.
- 100% of parents feel that their daughter/son is treated fairly and is respected as an individual
- 100% of parents feel that their daughter/ son is encouraged and supported to access community facilities and work experience opportunities.
Learner Perception Survey comments:
- "I like my teachers."
- "They are kind and fun to work with."
- "I enjoy cooking."
- "I learnt about personal space."
- "I like therapy."
- "When maths and English are easy, these are my favourites."
- "Church Farm, shopping and my work experience" (are my favourite community experiences)
