Accessibility

What we try to do

You should be able to visit this whole school without a mouse, without seeing the pictures, and without hearing anything at all, and still find your way about. That is what we build towards on every page, not just some of them.

• Every page can be used with a keyboard alone, and you can always see where you are.
• A screen reader can read every page in a sensible order, from the top down, and every picture that matters has words describing it.
• You can make the writing as big as you like in your own browser, and the page will still make sense.
• Nothing here relies on colour alone to tell you something: there is always a word or a shape as well.
• If moving pictures do not suit you, tell your device, and this site will keep still.
• There is always a quick way to skip past the menu, straight to the page itself.
• The “Forget everything about me” button clears every trace of your visit from this device, for anybody who would rather it did.

If something does not work

If you ever find a page that will not work with your keyboard, your screen reader, or your own settings, we would like to know, and we will put it right.

Tell us