Vision
Our vision is to develop well rounded, confident and responsible individuals who aspire to achieve their full potential. We will do this
by providing a welcoming, happy, safe, and supportive learning environment in which everyone is equal, and all achievements are
celebrated.
Mission statement
Young Women’s Hub is a safe, nurturing and calm educational setting. We believe that success in life is about more than academic achievement. Success is also about making good choices, building positive relationships and developing the resilience to overcome challenges.
At the heart of everything we do are our students. Our curriculum is student-centred, and we aim for their education to be inspiring, stimulating and challenging and where every student is valued and respected.
We deliver extra-curriculum and vocational lessons, which help build self-confidence, self-esteem and a positive self-image in the student; to fill learning gaps, enable progress and provide opportunities to learn from each other and build positive values.
Our Values
Being child/young person-centred
We enable all girls and young women to speak out to ensure their needs are met and their rights are respected. They play an active role in designing services and every decision is taken with their needs set as the highest priority.
Nurturing the individual
We respect the unique value and contribution of each girl and young woman. We create opportunities for them to fulfil their potential by tailoring our services to meet their needs.
Celebrating diversity
We recognise and look for ways to celebrate the diversity within our groups of girls and young women and the wider community. We actively challenge prejudice and oppression of all kinds.
Striving for excellence
Our girls and young women deserve the very best support. We constantly look for ways to develop and improve our services and of actively involving them in this process.
Developing partnerships
We actively seek out opportunities to work in collaboration with relevant organisations to create better outcomes for our girls and young women.
History and Achievements
LYWRP is launched
Promoting Inclusivity
Sexual Health Resources
Body Mind Society project
Transition projects, holiday schemes and residential trips
Emotional Health Development project
Our Alternative Education programme
Independent school status
Strategic Objectives
- To provide a range of holistic, wrap around services which include education and extra curriculum activities plus other support services to girls and young women aged 8-16 in order that they develop their physical, mental and emotional capacities. Our efforts are geared towards enabling them to grow as confident individuals, become outstanding members of the community and support them in improving their life chances.
- To formally educate girls and young women, aged 8-16, who through their social and economic circumstances are in need of an education facility where they can gain formal qualifications, which will improve their economic well-being and enable them to make a positive contribution to their community.
Our Team
Philippa Wall
Head of School/Proprietor & Safeguarding Lead
pwall@ywh.org.uk
Chloe Scott
School Coordinator and Deputy Safeguarding Lead
cscott@ywh.org.uk
Emma Moore,
Chair and Deputy Safeguarding Lead
emoore@ywh.org.uk
Our Board
Hayleigh Senior-Trustee
Carol Mulling’s-Trustee
Shenade Sinclair-Trustee
Jeanette Hussein-Safeguarding Trustee