- Old School Building, Providence Road, Yiewsley, Middlesex UB7 8HJ
- 01895 447 102
- info@theskillshub.org
I am exceptionally proud to welcome you to The Skills Hub, where we ‘Provide the tools for mastery’ by taking ‘PRIDE’ in everything we do. Staff and students reflect together to establish what is working well and how to move forwards. We aim to instil a solution focused thinking approach via a varied, practical and creative curriculum that enables students to express themselves whilst developing their many skills and talents. We celebrate the fact that we are all very different, but together, with parents and other stakeholders, we can achieve so much more.
Ms Laurie Cornwell - Executive Principal
We aim for our young people to lead a happy and holistically prosperous life by developing the skills for them to move successfully along their life journeys. This includes academic outcomes that reflects the best of their abilities, being able to sustain relationships and employment and maintaining healthy households.
Thank you, and God bless you for all the work you have done with my son. It feels like I have my son back.
On Friday we held a Year 11 Class of 2019 Leavers Event. Which included the Pride Awards Assembly, BBQ and Roller Disco. The weather was on our side and we had a great turnout from family and friends. Courtney was …
The Skills Hubs Motor Mechanics Workshop at West Drayton Young People’s Centre (WDYPC) is a safe place for many vulnerable young people in the local community and gives them an opportunity to learn and gain Institute of Motor Industry (IMI) …
The OHC&AT Board of Directors and some of our pupils, students and staff carried out a competitive Executive Head Teacher/Deputy CEO recruitment and selection process in May. Laurie Cornwell, who is currently Executive Head of Young People’s Academy and The …
We went on a whole school trip to Adventure Island and Southend-On-Sea last week which was delightful, the students were able to have fun and enjoy their day by the beach in the sun. Our students represented The skills Hub …
