Posted 5th December 2018
Year 12 students should have received a letter regarding Autumn reviews and SMART targets.
Reviews are now available via Go4Schools.
If you think you have missed out on the letter, you can download a copy from Sixth Form > Letters Home.
Posted 5th December 2018
An information pack aimed at Year 11 students and their parents can is now available to download. It includes a list of important dates, revision guides and advice from previous Year 11 students.
You can download a copy from the Parents > Year 11 Information.
Posted 5th December 2018
The timetable for the Year 11 Mock exams in December 2018 is now available to download.
You can download a copy from the Exam Information page.
Posted 27th November 2018
This week (beginning 26th November) Year 11 will have an assembly with the National Citizen Service (NCS). NCS is a government-backed experience for those aged 15-17, which takes place during the school holidays. It’s a great way for young people to learn the skills for work and life they need to succeed in the future, whilst having an amazing time.
The next experience runs during the summer holidays for students who are in Year 11. Young people will be in teams with their friends and other students from local schools and colleges. Details of the experience are outlined below:
- Taster Events: Meet the NCS staff and other young people who will be taking part in the experience in your area before you go away.
- Week 1: Outward bound residential to focus on team work, problem solving skills and pushing personal boundaries (5 days).
- Week 2: A second residential to learn independent living skills and to learn about their local community (5 days).
- Week 3 & 4: Work from a local community base to plan and implement a project to make a difference in their local community.
- Graduation: Celebrate their NCS achievements and be presented with a signed certificate from the Prime Minister.
Anyone with questions about the experience should see Kara from NCS in G Block next Tuesday lunchtime (4th December) or speak to Mr Barratt, the schools NCS coordinator.
For more information see: Students > National Citizen Service.
Posted 9th October 2018
With regard to exams taking place in Summer 2019: please note that it is a requirement of the exam boards that all candidates (GCSE and A-Level) need to be available until Wednesday 26th June 2019 in case the exam boards need to make contingency arrangements.
Exam candidates should not book holidays until after this date.
About LCS
Welcome to Littleover Community School. We are proud of our school which is an 11 - 18 comprehensive school situated in the south west of the City of Derby.
We have a strong reputation for excellent teaching and it is this, together with our calm, ordered atmosphere and the quality of relationships in the school which ensures that our pupils achieve outstanding examination results at both GCSE and A Level.
We are committed to a broad and balanced curriculum for all our pupils, both within the timetabled day and beyond. Littleover Community School provides excellent learning opportunities across all academic disciplines. Education here is not just about subject learning, but encompasses the full range of activities, including extra-curricular sport and performing arts.
I hope that you will find our website informative and easy to use. We are always seeking ways to improve the service we offer to our community and the website is no exception. If you have ideas for features which you would like to see available, please contact us.
If you would like more detailed information about Littleover Community School and its work, do not hesitate to get in touch. If you would like a paper copy of the brochure, please send us your address.
Mr A. Venkatesh (Headteacher)
School Aims
Learning
- Deliver an excellent quality of teaching which fosters an ethos of lifelong learning.
- Provide a relevant and accessible curriculum which meets the needs of our diverse community.
Caring
- Develop a caring and supportive environment where everyone feels safe and valued.
- Cultivate a comprehensive ethos that encourages inclusion.
Succeeding
- Deliver academic excellence to achieve the highest standards.
- Celebrate achievement in all its forms within and beyond the curriculum.
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