Wilson's School ICT Managed Service

Wilson's School (WS) is a standalone selective academy for boys in the London Borough of Sutton and converted to this status in 2011. There are 1,300 students on roll of which 360 are in the Sixth Form. The school's website is https://www.wilsons.school/ Places at WS are highly sought after and examination results achieved by its pupils are routinely amongst the highest of any school in the country. WS was founded by Edward Wilson in 1615. The school is proud of its long history and the strong reputation for quality and excellence which current leaders and their predecessors have worked hard to build. Senior leaders are focussed on maintaining and enhancing this reputation and this is an important factor when recruiting partners. WS is deeply proud of what it offers, particularly the hugely enriching experiences pupils enjoy beyond the classroom. Indeed, these rival (and often exceed) those of fee-paying schools. Teachers engage pupils with challenging and enjoyable lessons, enriched with great activities to extend pupils' interests and skills far beyond the National Curriculum and examination specifications. Teachers know the pupils very well and visitors often comment on the warmth and good humour that characterise relationships between boys and members of staff. The aims of Wilson's School are:

to ensure a safe and kind environment for learning, building pupils' confidence and actively promoting their wellbeing

to enable all pupils to reach the highest levels of academic enjoyment and achievement

to enable our pupils to think independently and to feel secure in taking intellectual risks

to give all of our pupils every opportunity to engage with the spiritual, social, moral and cultural dimensions of life

to provide every pupil with opportunities for achievement and enjoyment beyond the classroom

to provide our pupils with the skills and attitudes needed to thrive in Higher Education and proceed to satisfying careers and fulfilling lives

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