Chisenhale Primary School
Description
Service Description
Welcome to the Chisenhale Primary School website! We hope you enjoy finding out more about us here!
Chisenhale is proud to be a community school. Our community is a rich social and ethnic mix and families are welcomed to become an important part of school life. We have a really committed and hard-working staff team, who want children to enjoy learning through a range of interesting experiences.
As Head I have both the great responsibility and the great privilege of working for the children and families in the school.
My aim is to do the best for every individual child - working hard to make sure that the vision, values and school improvement plans are carried out throughout the school.
Our vision is Learning Together for a Better Future and in order to achieve this vision we aim for all children to be
•Successful learners
•Confident individuals
•Responsible citizens
As a school we have a strong ethos of inspiring children to enjoy learning. We celebrate the rich diversity within our community and nurture children’s individuality.
Staff’s particular talents are valued and we also recognise the need for consistency and shared standards for school life.
We hope you will enjoy our website, either as visitors, or as partners with us at Chisenhale. Please have a look through the different pages on offer and do get in touch with any comments or if you want to know more.
Best wishes
Helen James, Headteacher
Parents can also give their views on Chisenhale School by clicking the link below.
SEN Report 2014School LettersPhone 0208 980 2584Fax 0208 983 4261Email [email protected]
Additional Information
Additional Information
The school aims to expand this vision by developing children:
• as independent, life long learners
• as responsible and caring members of the community
• as motivated individuals who strive for academic achievement
• as young people who have high self esteem, respecting themselves, others and the environment
Chisenhale is a good school that has made significant improvement since its last inspection. Parents welcome the changes, reflected in their many positive comments, such as, 'The school has worked very hard to improve and it is an exciting, vibrant place to be for children, parents and carers'.
Costs
Cost
Questions & Answers
Are The Premises Accessible For Wheelchair Users?
Can Families Self-Refer To The Service?
Do You Have Child Protection Policies And Procedures
Do You Offer Specific Support For Children With Additional Needs?
Has A Service Description?
Registered For 2 Year Old Grant
OFSTED Information
OFSTED Last Inspection and Summary
Good