Business Details
Trusted Church of England Primary School in London
We are a Church of England primary school dedicated to nurturing children through a curriculum rooted in Christian values. Our vision emphasizes excellence in education, fostering a community where learning, play, and prayer are integral. With a focus on engagement and inclusivity, our teachers deliver dynamic lessons that align with OFSTED-recognized standards. We prioritize safeguarding, equality, and parental collaboration, ensuring every child thrives academically and spiritually.Our governance and leadership team uphold transparency and accountability, while our extracurricular initiatives, such as the Green Team and House System, promote holistic development. Located in London, we serve families seeking a faith-based education that balances academic rigor with moral growth.
Services
Nursery
Reception
Key Stage 1
Key Stage 2
Special Educational Needs Support
Highlights and features
- We integrate Christian values into every aspect of education.
- Our OFSTED-rated lessons ensure high engagement and academic success.
- Dedicated SENCO and inclusion manager support diverse needs.
- Active community partnerships enhance learning and spiritual growth.
- Experienced leadership team prioritizes safeguarding and equality.
What people say
Fully engaged pupils
Attentive participation
Christian distinctiveness
Inclusive environment
Experienced staff
Services
Nursery
Our nursery provides a nurturing environment for children aged 34, focusing on foundational skills through play and structured activities. We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage framework, ensuring readiness for Reception. Parents benefit from flexible hours and seamless transition support.
Key Stage 1
Key Stage 1 caters to children aged 57, delivering a broad curriculum aligned with national standards. Emphasis is placed on literacy, numeracy, and creative subjects. Our teachers use interactive methods to foster curiosity and confidence in young learners.
Special Educational Needs Support
We offer tailored support for children with special educational needs, led by a dedicated SENCO. Individualized plans and inclusive practices ensure every child achieves their potential. Regular parent consultations maintain consistent progress tracking.
Forest School
Forest School sessions promote hands-on learning in natural settings, enhancing resilience and teamwork. Activities align with curriculum goals while encouraging environmental stewardship. All pupils participate in weekly outdoor education sessions.
Collective Worship
Daily collective worship reinforces our Christian values through prayer, reflection, and worship. Services include themed assemblies and community-led activities, fostering spiritual growth and mutual respect among pupils of all backgrounds.
People
Karen Fletcher
School Business Manager
Karen oversees financial and operational management, ensuring efficient school administration. With over 15 years in educational leadership, she prioritizes transparency and stakeholder collaboration.
Sarah Biney
Assistant Headteacher, SENCO and Inclusion Manager
Sarah leads special educational needs provision, advocating for inclusive practices. Her expertise ensures tailored support for diverse learners, promoting equity and academic success across all year groups.
Patrick Eggleston
Chair of Governors
Patrick chairs the governing body, guiding strategic decisions and safeguarding standards. He champions community engagement and maintains strong links with the Church of England.
Questions
What age groups do you cater for?
We accept children aged 3–11, offering Nursery, Reception, Key Stage 1, and Key Stage 2 programs.
How does the school integrate Christian values?
Daily collective worship, prayer, and themed curriculum units embed Christian teachings into all aspects of school life.
What support is available for children with SEN?
Our SENCO provides individualized learning plans, specialist resources, and regular progress reviews to meet diverse needs.
Are there extracurricular activities?
Yes, including Green Team, House System, Junior Travel Ambassadors, and Forest School outdoor learning sessions.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through volunteering, Friends of BJR, Parent View surveys, and regular consultation events.
What are the school hours?
The school day runs from 8:45 AM to 3:15 PM, with term dates aligned to the local authority calendar.
