Business Details
Your Trusted Primary School in Bethnal Green, London
Globe School is an outstanding educational institution dedicated to nurturing happy, inquisitive children within a supportive and inclusive environment. Our curriculum, aligned with the National Curriculum and enriched by Philosophy for Children, fosters academic excellence and personal development. With a team of committed staff, we prioritise strong relationships between pupils, parents, and educators to ensure every child achieves their full potential. Our facilities include two accessible sites in Bethnal Green, offering tailored learning experiences from Nursery through Year 6. Recognised as a UNICEF Rights Respecting School (Gold Level), we uphold values of diversity, cultural capital, and community engagement.Through continuous assessment and innovative teaching methods, we ensure knowledge retention and progression across all subjects. Our partnerships with parents and focus on safeguarding create a secure foundation for learning. The schools commitment to equality, special educational needs provision, and extracurricular opportunities further enhance pupil development. With a proven track record of parental satisfaction and Ofsted recognition, we provide a holistic education preparing children for modern Britain.
Services
Early Years Curriculum
Special Educational Needs Support
Cultural Capital Programmes
Parental Engagement
Outdoor Learning
Highlights and features
- We offer an innovative, research-informed curriculum with a focus on cognitive development.
- Our staff maintain strong relationships with pupils and parents, ensuring tailored support.
- We provide specialist speech and language provision and SEN support.
- Our two accessible sites feature modern facilities for early years and primary education.
- We hold Ofsted Outstanding status with consistently positive parental feedback.
Associations and certifications
- UNICEF Rights Respecting School (Gold Level)
What people say
Happy children
Supportive staff
Excellent curriculum
Strong parental involvement
Inclusive ethos
Services
Early Years Curriculum
Our Early Years programme focuses on prime and specific areas of development, including communication, physical skills, literacy, and mathematics. Children engage in structured yet playful learning, building foundational skills through exploration and guided activities. Tailored to individual needs, the curriculum ensures smooth transitions into primary education.
Special Educational Needs Support
We provide specialist speech and language therapy alongside targeted interventions for children with special educational needs. Our SENDCOs and trained staff deliver individualised support plans, ensuring accessibility to the curriculum and fostering pupil confidence and independence within an inclusive environment.
Cultural Capital Programmes
Beyond the National Curriculum, we offer cultural experiences including educational trips, arts projects, and diversity workshops. These programmes broaden horizons, develop critical thinking, and prepare pupils for life in modern Britain through hands-on learning and community engagement.
Parental Engagement
We actively involve parents through regular communication, curriculum workshops, and volunteering opportunities. Our approach ensures families understand their child's progress and can support learning at home, strengthening the partnership between school and home for better outcomes.
Outdoor Learning
Our outdoor education initiatives, including Forest School sessions, promote physical development, environmental awareness, and teamwork. Children explore nature, engage in practical tasks, and build resilience through structured outdoor activities that complement classroom learning.
People
Ms Marie Maxwell
Executive Headteacher
With extensive leadership experience, Ms Maxwell oversees strategic direction and educational standards across both school sites, ensuring consistent excellence in teaching and pupil welfare.
Mr Euan Williams
Head of School
Mr Williams manages daily operations and staff development, focusing on maintaining high academic standards and fostering a positive learning environment for all pupils.
Ms Fatema Master
Speech and Language Resource Base Leader
Ms Master specialises in communication disorders, leading targeted interventions to support children's language development and inclusion within mainstream classes.
Ms Anna Jedrusiak
Early Years Leader
Ms Jedrusiak coordinates early years provision, ensuring age-appropriate pedagogy and seamless transitions for nursery pupils entering primary education.
Mr John Edwards
Chair of Governors
Mr Edwards provides strategic oversight and governance, working with staff and stakeholders to uphold the school's vision and compliance with educational standards.
Questions
What are the school's admission criteria?
We follow Tower Hamlets' policy, prioritising looked-after children, siblings, and local residents. Applications are managed via the Local Authority.
Does the school offer special educational needs support?
Yes, we have specialist speech and language provision, a dedicated SENDCO, and individualised support plans for pupils with additional needs.
What curriculum does the school follow?
Our curriculum aligns with the National Curriculum, enriched by Philosophy for Children, cultural capital experiences, and UNICEF Rights Respecting principles.
Are school uniforms required?
Yes, Reception-Year 6 pupils wear a standard uniform. Nursery children require practical clothing and waterproofs for outdoor play.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through regular meetings, workshops, volunteering opportunities, and feedback via Parent View and surveys.
What facilities are available?
We have two accessible sites with modern classrooms, outdoor learning spaces, a music room, and specialist teaching areas for arts and languages.
