Vision and School Improvement Priorities

To ensure the ongoing development of an aspirational curriculum that's delivery is consistently embedded across all subject areas giving pupils a breadth of knowledge and skills.
To ensure ongoing development of subject, pedagogical and pedagogical content knowledge through a range of continued professional development and support, leading to sustained better pupil outcomes.
To ensure the ongoing development of middle leaders and subject leads accross the school through the implementation of continued professional development.
To ensure the curriculum and pastoral support is ambitious, and adapted and designed to meet the needs of pupils' individual special education needs.
To ensure the ongoing development of the school building meets the needs of pupils and to mitigate the impact of this process on all stakeholders.

London South East Colleges is one college with sites across the South East and London, dedicated to providing real skills for the real world.
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Following this three way merger and formation of London South East Colleges, the Multi-Academy Trust’s Board of Trustees has now resolved to change its name from Bromley Educational Trust to London South East Academies Trust.
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Bromley Beacon Academy provides education and support for 7-18 year olds with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, who have Education Health and Care Plans.
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Bromley Trust Academy provides education and support for 11-16 year olds who are at risk of being, or have been, permanently excluded from secondary schools.
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London South East Colleges is the trading name of Bromley College of Further and Higher Education