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Rogiet, situated alongside the Severn Estuary, is a village steeped in history. Much of the past development occurred because of its proximity to the railway at Severn Tunnel Junction present expansion results from easy access to the M4 corridor and Second Severn Crossing. Rogiet Primary School caters to pupils aged 4 to 11 years of age. Our current catchment area is Rogiet, Highmoor Hill, Five Lanes, and Caerwent. In November 2009, the school moved into a brand new building. The building displays many state-of-the-art features and, in 2010, was awarded the BREEAM Excellence Awards for the UK and Wales, scoring a rating of 78.18%. This award acknowledges the school b…
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Our school is a place of hard work, high achievement, and respect for ourselves and one another. We recognize and celebrate our differences and we understand that being different does not mean being better or worse than anyone else. All children at Roger Ascham learn to be fully aware of their rights as young people while equally respecting the rights of others. Children succeed in school when they enjoy their learning. We seek to make their time at Roger Ascham richly rewarding but also happy and memorable. We aim to equip our pupils with the knowledge, skills, and values required for them to take their places in the world and to succeed. We provide our pupils with …
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We are a one-form entry, Voluntary Aided School located in the heart of Roehampton since 1828. Our vision is to provide a high-quality education for all our children, preparing them with skills for life and encouraging them to be well-rounded individuals who are respectful, kind, and tolerant of others. Currently, we have 225 children on roll, from 3 to 11, Nursery to Year 6. Our staff is a team of experienced and passionate people who care about unlocking children’s potential and encouraging them to excel in all that they do. With a strong Christian ethos at the center of our core, we are committed to providing a secure, happy, and calm environment in which all chil…
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Roedean School was founded in 1885, to provide a thorough physical, intellectual and moral education with ‘as much liberty as is consistent with safety. The founding Lawrence sisters believed that girls deserved an education that was at least as good as boys had. 130 years ago, this challenged perception, and this is exactly what they intended. Their vision was to prepare girls for university education and their future careers. The School’s first prospectus outlined six key pillars of Roedean School: To encourage healthy and active living To provide a strong academic foundation To develop an appreciation of the sport, culture, and the arts T…
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Roedean Moira House has been rooted in the local community and landscape of Eastbourne since 1888 (established 1875), providing the foundation and richness of opportunity for girls to develop their confidence. Girls with all interests and abilities from our local and internationally diverse community thrive as a result of an all-around education model in which we believe that with effort and motivation anything is possible. As part of our RMH nursery to year 13 family, girls experience small class sizes, a nurturing approach, and teaching that gives detailed and tailored support. The experience of girls being surrounded by female role models results in learning withou…
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We welcome you to Roe Green Juniors School. We hope that this will be the beginning of a happy and successful relationship where your child will develop the skills and attributes which will prepare them for a successful and fulfilling future. Our Aim is: ‘Be the Best you can Be’. Within that statement, we try to teach him or her to follow the Olympic and Paralympic values through PSHCE, the Humanities, R.E. our Behaviour policy and to follow these values in our daily lives. Olympic Values: Respect Excellence Friendship Paralympic Values: Courage Determination Inspiration Equality The Middlesex County Coun…
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Welcome to Roe Green Infant School. Roe Green Infant School is a Community school, catering to children between the ages of three and seven. The school consists of the Early Years Foundation Stage (Nursery and Reception) and Key Stage One (Year One and Year Two). Apart from the Nursery, which has 40-morning places and 40-afternoon places, the year groups are each arranged into 4 mixed ability classes of 30 children. Our school is a happy place, where children feel secure, enjoy their learning, and develop respect for themselves, others, and the environment. We have high expectations, both socially and academically, and support every pupil in achieving their full potenti…
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Rodney House School provides school places for children with an EHC plan stating 'Specialist support' and a city-wide Outreach service that supports Early Years children and their families. The service also offers training and support to daycare providers. Rodney House is a welcoming community that helps all children to reach their full potential. We are a unique school. We offer support to approximately 300 children at any one time. 60 through school places and the rest through outreach service. We aim to provide a safe, caring environment where all achievement is valued and celebrated. Rodney House aims to create and maintain a safe learning environment where all ch…
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Roding Primary School and Nursery with provision for deaf children is a welcoming school where everyone is ‘Free To Achieve’. The dedicated staff, amazing group of children, and committed governors work hard to support strengths, improve weaknesses and remove any barriers that may prevent reaching potential. We aim to be a school where everyone feels safe, works hard, and has fun. Our curriculum ensures a focus on academic success, creativity, and personal development. We are a 2 form entry school (with 3 forms in Year 6) with a morning and afternoon nursery. We also provide education for up to 40 children who are hearing impaired or deaf and, through our H.I. Advisory …
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Rockport was founded by Geoffrey Bing, in 1906, as a boys’ preparatory school, and pupils were made ready for the Common Entrance examination to public schools throughout the United Kingdom. Originally with just four boys, one assistant master, and a matron, the school expanded considerably during Bing’s Headship, and concerts, plays, sporting fixtures, and Lough swims flourished. Rockport became a Charitable Trust in 1967, has subsequently had two Headmistresses and three Headmasters, and has grown to be a school of 250 pupils. The school became fully co-educational in 1967 and began taking pupils to the age of 16 in 1998 and the age of 18 in 2015. New buildings and fa…
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Studying at Rochester Independent College combines academic rigor with a creative buzz. There's no uniform and students and staff are on first-name terms. Accepting day students from the age of 11 and boarders from 15, the average class size is 8. Students enjoy being here and are treated as young adults. Our teachers have masses of expertise and experience and get teenagers. It’s a place for individuals and a real alternative to traditional schools. We encourage our students to voice their opinions, to think critically, creatively, and independently. They leave not only with excellent examination results but with enthusiasm for the future and new confidence abo…
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Robin Hood Junior School is a community co-educational school for girls and boys aged from 7 to 11. We have up to 360 children on the roll, with three classes in each year group. At the moment we have a few more boys than girls. Many children transfer to us from Robin Hood Infant School and we work closely with them to make sure this is a smooth transition. Our Year 6 pupils transfer to High Schools across the borough and in neighboring boroughs. Our vision for Robin Hood Junior School is for our children to leave us literate and numerate hardworking able to communicate brave and compassionate. We work hard to provide a creative and challenging curriculum to build child…
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We are a high-achieving, busy but friendly school, with lots going on. Thomas Wall Nursery and Robin Hood Infants School federated in September 2007. We share a site and in joining together, we have created a very large early years unit, including an assessment unit for nursery-aged children with complex communication difficulties. There are 390 children on the roll, housed in twelve classrooms. We have many awards and accreditations including the Primary Quality Mark, Healthy Schools, and Sports Quality Mark. Our end of Key Stage 1 attainment is high and we work hard to maintain this. Both schools have been judged as outstanding in OFSTED inspections. Our visio…
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Robin Hood Academy vision To be known as a flagship school locally, nationally, and globally. To be a provider of excellent, world-class education and to celebrate the exceptional achievements of our children. To continue to provide the innovative practice that has been established since 1988 when the school was first opened. To fully ensure that everyone knows “we aim high and reach for the stars.” At Robin Hood Academy we have a shared philosophy of what makes us unique. Independent learning is a core feature. These skills are developed and advanced from nursery through to year six, enabling children to problem solve and take risks in a safe, supportive environment. …
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Robert Clack School opened in 1955 and was named after the man who was Mayor of the Borough of Dagenham from 1940 to 1942. Alderman Robert Clack was rightly known as a fighter for social justice, someone who cared passionately about the people of Dagenham and worked tirelessly to secure better outcomes for them his values and principles permeate the ethos of our school to this very day. Robert James Daniel Clack was born in 1901 in Bromley-by-Bow. He worked as a railwayman before becoming involved in local politics. From 1931 to 1934, he was an officer in the Bow branch of the National Union of Railwaymen and in 1933 he was President of the Dagenham Trades and Labour Co…
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Robert Blair School and Children’s Centre is nestled in the heart of Islington in the vibrant area of the Caledonian Road between Kings Cross and Angel. We have high expectations of the whole school community in terms of progress and achievement, behavior, and engagement to make our children ready for the next stage of their education, and to prepare them to contribute to British society. We work hard to remove barriers to learning. Creativity has a high priority. It is a process that requires both freedom to experiment and the use of skills, knowledge, and understanding. It is a vehicle to develop self-esteem, confidence, and engagement both with the curriculum…
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At Roath Park Primary, we are extremely proud of our commitment to developing International Links. We recognize that our pupils are growing up in a global society where international cooperation and understanding are increasingly vital. We aim to provide learning opportunities that will enable all of our children to understand that they are citizens of the world. As educators of young minds, we strive to raise awareness of the world around us, by opening as many "windows to the wider world" as possible. We wish for all children to be proud of their shared Welsh culture and to be excited about learning from our neighbors, near and far. We embrace fully the opportuniti…
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We strive for excellence in everything we do, because our pupils and families deserve nothing less. They make up the acronym ARCHITECT to signify our passion for designing and building a school that will make an indelible mark on the world for generations to come a school that will impact positively on everyone who enters, on people we may never meet, and in ways, we may never know. We see our pupils’ time at Riverside School as just the first part of their journey and we want them to leave us at the age of 19 as confident, lifelong learners. We also want them to remember their time with us with great affection, with memories of life-enriching experiences and enduring rel…
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Riverside Primary School and Nursery is a thriving community school situated near the town center of Maidenhead. Riverside Primary School and Nursery are expanding to become a two-form entry school. We believe school should be an enjoyable, enriching experience. We value everyone in our school community and have high aspirations for all. Our school provides a nurturing and stimulating learning environment that develops responsible and resilient citizens. Riverside has the advantage of being set on beautiful grounds with a large field. The new build has modern, light and spacious classrooms and provides excellent play, games and sports facilities. We invite you to come and…
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Riverside Bridge is an expanding Special School and the only of its kind in the borough, coming under the umbrella of ‘Riverside Campus’. We work closely with Riverside Primary and Riverside Secondary to provide the very best for our students. As of September 2017, we have 15 classes ranging from 6 – 10 students. Each of these classes has the support of 3 adults who work closely with them daily to ensure they are given access to an inclusive and enriched curriculum that is both accessible and relevant to their needs. Riverside Bridge is an inclusive school where every child is valued and supported to achieve a full and independent a life as possible. Inclusion is about …
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Riversdale Primary School provides a happy, stimulating learning environment, where every child is valued. We seek to develop the attitudes, skills, and knowledge, which will help pupils achieve their true potential through praise, encouragement, and high expectations of work and behavior. As a rights-respecting school, we also believe strongly in mutual respect for all members of our community, be that local, national or global. We aim to: Provide a broad and balanced curriculum with a sound grounding in the basic skills of Literacy and Numeracy, together with the independence and confidence to apply these. Foster lively, enquiring minds and enthusiasm f…
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Children at Riverley experience a broad and creative curriculum full of enriched learning experiences to develop a love of learning. We are committed to widening our children’s horizons through exploratory and investigative learning that opens their minds and engages them with new and extraordinary ideas. The creative curriculum allows children to apply their learning in different contexts, therefore embedding and consolidating skills. This love of learning and depth of knowledge is promoted through our school-wide themes, meaning that all children access learning on an individual, class, and whole school level. The Griffin Schools Trust vision of Proud Traditions, Wide…
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Our school values are at the core of everything we do. They underpin our teaching and learning and provide an environment that prepares our pupils as confident, happy citizens. We aim to achieve, through purposeful partnerships, high-quality education for all pupils. The purpose of Riverbank School is to create a professional environment in which pupils can receive their curriculum entitlement. We have high expectations and hope to enable pupils to achieve the following goals: High achievement for all, regardless of ability, gender, class, and ethnicity. To learn how to learn and to learn how to play. To gain the best possible level of independence …
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Welcome to Risley Avenue Primary School. We are situated in Tottenham in the London Borough of Haringey, close to Bruce Castle Park and Bruce Castle Museum, on The Roundway. The school lies within the Bruce Castle Conservation Area and is a Local Listed Building of Merit built-in 1913. Located over a large site we have our school garden, which our children enjoy using to grow vegetables and plants. Over the years we have invested in the structure of the school in September 2011 a new school entrance and parents` resource center was created. In September 2012 a dedicated food technology classroom was opened. In 2014 the school gained a dedicated art block and both pla…
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Rishworth is a thriving, independent co-educational school with a happy mix of day-pupils, weekly boarders, and full-boarders. It is an exceptionally friendly, caring community in which pupils are as strongly encouraged to rejoice in each other's achievements and to take pride in their own. Rishworth is a thriving, independent, co-educational, boarding, and day school. With its own Junior School, Heathfield, it offers a continuous education for children from age 3 to 18. The School is characterized by the warmth of its welcome, its sense of purpose, and its focus on the happiness and success of each individual. Rishworth’s magnificent buildings, extensive g…
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