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The following is a section from the latest prospectus.
"Bellemoor is a school in which the highest standards of behaviour and work are achieved and valued.
Bellemoor is a school which cares about the well-being of every boy and goes to great lengths to promote it.
Bellemoor is a school which promotes the spiritual, moral and cultural development of the pupils. This is provided through the curriculum and through the caring but purposeful atmosphere.
Bellemoor is a school in which every boy is expected and encouraged to develop his full potential.
This is done by setting clear targets, by giving thoughtful tuition, by developing good work and study habits, and by giving full recognition of achievements.
Our extensive curriculum equips boys for continued education and for employment. Most of our boys continue in full time education when they leave Bellemoor.
Boys are encouraged to recognise their responsibilities to the wider community and to be excellent ambassadors for their families, their school and their community at all times.
With home and school working together within a caring framework, the Bellemoor Family encourages care, self discipline and achievement of the highest order. "
Bellemoor School,
Bellemoor Road,
Shirley
Southampton,
SO15 7QU
Telephone: 023 8032 5333
To accommodate increased numbers, the school buildings were extended. The purpose-built extension includes four new Science Laboratories and seven new classrooms. The school now has a purpose-built suite of seven Science laboratories, all of which are either new or newly refurbished. Many other areas of the school have been refurbished including Art, Drama and Information Technology facilities. The school has a gymnasium, playing fields and wide range of sporting activities including Association and Rugby Football, Hockey, Basketball, Cricket, Tennis, Badminton, Table Tennis, Athletics and Cross Country Running.The school library is particularly conducive to learning. It is well equipped, and there is an impressive suite of computers which all boys are encouraged to use.
All boys in Years 7, 8 and 9 follow a general curriculum. In Years 10 and 11, they are offered a wide variety of subjects which can be taken to examination level. In addition to English, Mathematics, French or Spanish, Technology, Science, and Geography or History, boys may follow examination courses in German, Latin, Art, Music, Drama, Religious Education, Design, Food Technology, Business Information Studies and Physical Education. There is a Social, Personal and Careers Education programme for all year groups. The school also has a well organised Careers Department with its own library and specialist staff. Organised educational trips include exchanges to France, Germany and Spain. The school also has an established reputation for the quality of its dramatic, artistic and musical productions, and a history of excellence on the sports field