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An outstanding education for boys and girls aged 13 to 18. Founded in 1611, Charterhouse is one of the UK’s leading independent boarding and day schools, providing an outstanding education for boys and girls aged 13 to 18. Building on the success of our mixed Sixth Form, the School is moving to full coeducation from the age of 13. We look forward to welcoming our first girls into Year 9 in September 2021, the year in which we will celebrate half a century of girls at Charterhouse. There will be girls in every year group from September 2023. The pupil roll will grow over the next decade from 800 today to around 1,000, with the increase representing additiona…
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Welcome to Charlton Christian College, the place where something wonderful is always happening! I have a vision for Charlton, a dream that it will be a place that begins a journey of life-long learning where education is encouraged and appreciated and where Christian service promotes the idea that students are not only focused on self but God and others. The Four Cornerstones of our College is built on the foundation of our Motto: “Equipping for Life”. A life of Love. Life of Integrity. A life of Faith. A life of Empowerment. These will then establish our community-building values of excellence in relationships good and Godly character wisdom which is grounded in Christ…
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Creativity and excellence are at the heart of everything we do at Charles Dickens Primary School. Children are encouraged to work to the best of their abilities. The academic curriculum offers challenge through innovative teaching and projects, which focus on developing the talents of each child. Our aim is that as the children grow in confidence, so does their desire to question and discuss, to reflect and apply their learning. Our distinctive approach to learning, with the creative arts at its core, helps children excel academically. Learning through doing, through collaboration, through linking subjects in topic-based learning, all lie at the heart of our educational…
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School days are crucial in a young person’s life. The success achieved in school often forms the bedrock on which our future achievements are constructed – a time when attitudes are formed, interests are awakened, and characters are forged. I know that choosing a secondary school for your son or daughter is a time of anxiety, concern, and great excitement. As a parent, you want the very best for your children and you will be looking for a school where they will experience success, be happy, and be fulfilled. Charles Darwin School is a place where students thrive both academically and socially. We believe in making the most of every ability and talent, we do this by offeri…
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Chapel Street Primary is a richly diverse school community in which different languages, cultures, and religions learn together in harmony. We work in partnership with parents/carers and the wider community to ensure the success of our children. We believe that children deserve the best possible chances in life and that they learn best when there are strong links between home and school. Our children are encouraged to explore, discover and question through a range of exciting learning opportunities both within and outside the classroom. The staff endeavor to provide a calm and stimulating environment where good behavior and mutual respect are modeled by everyone and whe…
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Chapel End Junior Academy we are a popular junior school with a current roll of 375 children. Based in Walthamstow, our school is a caring and aspirational community. We believe that every adult and child in the school are precious - equally valued no matter what race, sex, creed, religion, social background, physical or intellectual achievement. We believe our school is special - a happy and safe environment in which our children can grow and develop into confident and successful young people. At Chapel End, we will always strive for the highest expectations in teaching and learning and provide all our pupils with the skills for their future lives by developing their s…
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At Chapel End, we have a wonderful environment into which we welcome your child for the start of their education. We aim for the time your child spends with us to be happy and successful and provide a firm foundation on which they can build for the future. To achieve this we firmly believe that home and school should work together and we look forward to a positive and supportive relationship with you – the parents and carers. Your child will be taught by highly committed teachers and early years practitioners who encourage a high standard of achievement and individual development in a secure and supportive atmosphere. Our most recent OFSTED (June 2017) stated that th…
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Whether you are joining us from another school or moving up from our Junior School, everyone is new in Year 7. The Senior School is a place of great opportunity and we will expect you to be enthusiastic, think for yourself, and work hard. In return, you will become part of a famously warm, supportive family treated as an individual and valued for your achievements and efforts, whatever they may be. Years 7, 8, and 9 are the years to learn, make mistakes, study new subjects, and discover where your true talents lie. You will develop new skills and strengths, such as independence, which may come from traveling to school on your own for the first time, or deciding which of…
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Chandos Primary school is an academy within The Elliot Foundation Academy Trust. We are a highly diverse school, with cultures and faiths represented from across the globe. Our great strength is the capacity of all our children, staff, parents, and governors to welcome visitors and new arrivals to our school in a positive and tolerant manner. Our core purpose is to enable children to reach their full potential and have the necessary skills to live as constructive global citizens in our rapidly changing world. We do this by: Ensuring our children feel safe, secure, and successful, where caring and tolerant relationships are at the heart of what we do. Deve…
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Chafin Grove is a school of over 200 boys and girls, between the ages of three and thirteen. It is set on the edge of Salisbury in its spacious grounds, with both the cathedral and the local countryside within walking distance. Chafin children enjoy excellent facilities, first-class teaching, and unrivaled opportunities. AIMS OF THE SCHOOL Chafin Grove aims to provide an environment of an enjoyable challenge for boys and girls from 3 to 13 years old. We believe that it is vital for children to experience a wide range of opportunities, to discover their strengths and learn from their weaknesses. There must be breadth, depth, and balance in our provis…
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Our capacity to learn something new each day continues throughout our adult lives. Learning doesn’t cease because we are no longer in formal education. At Chadwell, we embrace our responsibility to ensuring that the building blocks for learning are established upon a secure foundation. At Chadwell, we believe that learning is wider than just academic achievement developing self-awareness, resilience when faced with challenges, fostering positive social interaction with their peers, and promoting British Values are all key to ensuring that our pupils are equipped with the necessary skills for successful future learning. It is important that each one of us, including the …
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We have worked hard over the last 15 years to create a warm, caring, and nurturing school environment which replicates the safety and security children have at home. This has become well known as 'The Chad Vale Way' and everybody involved with our school becomes part of 'The Chad Vale Family'. Within school, we have extremely high expectations for learning and behavior and we focus on ensuring that children achieve the very best that they can. Alongside the national curriculum, we provide a rich and varied learning program that prepares children very well for life in secondary school and later life. We teach the children about life skills, equality, and diversity and gi…
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A leading educator has called the Centre Academy schools (London and East Anglia) “the most successful special needs schools in the UK and, indeed, the most unique.” Here’s why: We accept a broad range of ages, from 8-19 this eliminates the anxiety, common to Special Needs children, of having to move from one school to another. We have recently introduced a Pre-Prep program (at the East Anglia School) for pupils ages, 4-7. We address an equally broad range of learning challenges on a case-by-case basis, including Dyslexia, AD/HD, ASD, Speech and Language needs, to name a few. We follow the National Curriculum through GCSE or the Foundation Learning and other program…
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We are a happy, friendly primary school with a caring and inclusive ethos. We are situated in the center of Port Talbot between the Rivers Afan and Ffrwdwyllt. We are unique as we have two very different, yet highly distinctive sites. We firmly believe in working 'hand in hand' with our families and we always aim to offer our children the very best primary experience. Our website aims to keep families, prospective families, and friends of the school in touch with what is going on at our school. May we take this opportunity to warmly welcome both new and current families alike to our happy, successful primary school. It is a privilege that we have the unique opportunity …
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Choosing the right school for your child is an important decision. We aim for all the pupils at Central Park to enjoy their time at primary school in a safe environment. We are a happy school with a dedicated, hardworking staff team to bring out the best in every individual in our care and instill in each pupil a real sense of belonging. We operate an inclusive school where every child is valued and we work hard to help our pupils develop their skills, knowledge, and positive attitudes to help them to become responsible, respectful, and tolerant citizens of the future. We are proud of our innovative curriculum which enables us to be able to achieve excellent academic re…
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As a large, oversubscribed, and inclusive 11-18 girls' school in the heart of London, Central Foundation Girls’ School is an exciting place to work and learn. Visitors often comment on the happy atmosphere of the school, and we take pride in our community spirit. In the words of Ofsted, October 2016 ‘School leaders have created a nurturing community that sees every pupil as unique and offers each a bespoke program so that they can excel. Diversity is celebrated and opportunities abound. Leaders challenge pupils to excel in every aspect of their lives, academically, physically, socially, and emotionally, within a supportive and extremely safe environment. Central girls not…
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Central Foundation is one of London’s leading schools, with over 1000 boys between the ages of 11 to 18. Also, our Sixth Form has an expanding number of female students who now constitute about a third of our Sixth Form. A Central Foundation education involves providing our students with a wide range of educational experiences, including academic, sporting, musical, dramatic, debating, and public speaking. Our aim is that through this provision the students develop the knowledge, skills, and attributes they all need to lead successful lives, but besides, it allows the students to develop their unique talents and confidence and to forge their paths in life. Under…
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From humble beginnings, the Central Coast Rudolf Steiner School began its journey in 1995. A mudbrick cottage housed a kindergarten of eight children and Patricia Dodman, a dedicated Steiner teacher with a dream to bring Rudolf Steiner education to the NSW Central Coast. A challenging journey has seen the school move from that house in Holgate to the Ourimbah campus of Newcastle University and then onto a vacant block at North Gosford. Finally, in 2006, we moved with 163 students into our permanent home– seven acres of rural land with a brick house and a big green shed in Fountaindale. The years since have seen great changes to that open pasture we settled into. The b…
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Our learning community is united in its ethos and expectation that every student will achieve their academic potential and experience a balanced education in an industrious and supportive environment. Established in 1985, Central Coast Grammar School is a non-selective, independent day school for girls and boys from Kindergarten to Year 12, at the heart of our community at Erina Heights on the Central Coast. We're governed by a Board of nine expert volunteers and guided by our strategic plan, Next Generation Teaching and Learning 2015-2020. We've been educating tomorrow's thought leaders, creators, and community achievers since 1985, now under the leadership of our t…
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The Pre Kindergarten program runs five days a week and a minimum of two days of attendance per week is required. Students are involved in a variety of play-based learning opportunities targeted at developing their interests along with foundational literacy and numeracy skills and knowledge. The program runs during school hours on school days. Our Pre Kindergarten teacher is supported by a teacher’s assistant, and specialist teachers take the students for music, sport, information technology, and library classes. Teachers assess students regularly. A variety of different methods are used (including tests, assignments, oral work, examinations, practical and excursion acti…
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Cefn Season is a popular and well-established school whose aim is to expect and celebrate our many successes. We are very proud to serve the communities of Cimla, Tonmawr, Pontrhydyfen, Tonna, and parts of Neath, and we welcome preferred placements from outside our main catchment area. Our academic success and extra-curricular opportunities are well documented. The percentage of pupils achieving at least five good GCSEs including English and Mathematics was 72% last year, our best results ever by 6%. This is well above the National Average and puts our school in the Top Quartile for this important measure. We are also in the Top Quartile for English 87% and Mathematics …
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At Cefn Glas Infants School we have a dedicated staff team who are committed to ensuring that every child reaches their potential. We are a friendly and caring school with well-developed parental and community links. We are very proud of our school and all it achieves for our young pupils. All staff strives to develop a culture within the school where our children feel safe and secure and where learning is fun, engaging and a valued activity for all. We would like to thank all our families, Governors, staff, and pupils for making Cefn Glas Infants such a wonderful place to begin their learning journey. Our vision and values are at the core of everything we do. They un…
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Each child, including learners with health care needs, is an individual developing in their way therefore we aim to encourage the children to see for themselves their talents, to foster self-confidence, and to develop a sense of personal adequacy, so that each child can cope with the environment, at a level appropriate to that child. Hopefully, each child will be well balanced, happy, and able to develop sensible attitudes to learning, so that they can find enjoyment in all aspects of schoolwork, and gain satisfaction from their achievements. We also aim to develop certain social skills, tolerance, respect, self-discipline, reliability, and appreciation of others. Each …
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Cedars Manor School caters to children between the ages of three and eleven and we are also the base for Harrow’s Provision for Hearing Impaired pupils. Cedars Manor School takes pride in our multi-cultural community and believes that all children can be encouraged to do their best and succeed. Each child is valued as an individual and we work with parents/ carers to foster self-confidence, self-discipline, and mutual respect. Cedars Manor School is a happy school, committed to inspiring a love of high-quality teaching and learning, creating an inclusive educational environment where every child feels safe. We are wholly committed to meeting our responsibility to pro…
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Growing up in the Illawarra, I have enjoyed being connected to support community groups. Whether it was in my local school, playing representative basketball, serving in my church, or through my studies at the University of Wollongong, I have found that what makes a community great is when each individual plays an active role within it. At Cedars, we know that the key to our success as a school community does not rest with the whole group, but rather, with the individual. That is why we believe it is our role to help identify each student’s gifts, equip them to achieve, and inspire them to use their passions to live out, not only a successful life but also a signific…
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