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25/01/2021 Pupils Placed in new Education Provision during Academic Year 20/21 Start Date No. of Weeks Date of School Attending Of New Interim FAP Since FAP Named School M/F Category Referral NCY SEN at time of FAP ReferralProvision Location Date Decision Comments ACD Space Studio West London 1 Molly Cummings F FA 24/02/20 11 N Pupil Out of School 08/09/20 08/09/20 Alternative Provision Educ. Otherwise 2 Bailey Saunders M MT 21/03/19 7 N The Green School for Boys04/09/20 WPES 04/09/20 Catch 22, Sept 2020 Jayden Wright-Edwards M Perm 12/02/18 8 N Ealing Fields High School WPES 02/12/20 7.8 Tuition. Catch 22 January 2021 Educated at Home 1 Maliki Sharma M Perm 16/10/20 9 N Springwest Academy 25/11/20 WPES 25/11/20 Primary Marlborough 1 Masie Jones F FA 29/09/20 5 N Educated @ Home 30/09/20 16.8 St Paul's 1 Kashai Harvey M FA 08/01/21 6 N OOB School 13/01/21 1.8 PRU WPES 20 Shakur Hadji M FA 09/09/20 11 N Pupil Out of School 29/09/20 WPES 29/09/20 Beau Hunterman M FA 09/09/20 11 N Pupil Out of School 23/09/20 23/09/20 CR, 1:1 high needs funding Oscar Francis-Connor M FA 14/09/20 10 N Pupil Out of School 28/09/20 WPES 28/09/20 Angelina Brown F FA 28/09/20 11 N Educated @ Home 19/10/20 28/09/20 Dual register with Springwest WPES main Rhea Sharma F FA 07/10/20 11 N Educated @ Home 26/11/20 26/11/20 CR Fresh Start, partnership funded, intvw 20/11 Edward O'Leary M FA 12/10/20 8 N Pupil Out of School 30/11/20 30/11/20 12 week assessment WPES, start date 12.11.20 Ellie Rogers F FA 12/10/20 11 N Educated @ Home WPES 12/10/20 15.2 CR Fresh Start High Needs funding Kira Pinkney F FA 09/11/20 11 N Pupil Out of School 25/11/20 25/11/20 Tuition WPES to explore Education options Carroll-HunterChaniah-Rose F FA 07/12/20 10 N Grays Convent High School 07/12/20 7.2 WPES 6week assess Kenzie Greenfield M FA 13/01/21 11 N Pupil Out of School 13/01/21 1.8 Megan O'Leary F Other 06/01/21 11 N Out of School 13/01/21 1.8 Abbi-Louise Ridgwell-Reid F Perm 07/03/19 9 N Rivers Academy West London12/10/20 WPES 12/10/20 WPES To start WT on 12/10 Reegan Ker M Perm 21/01/20 10 N Springwest Academy 12/10/20 WPES 12/10/20 6 wk assess via 1:1 (WPES), Project turnover 3days Zayed Alawdi M Perm 03/02/20 12 N Lampton WPES 02/12/20 7.8 FreshStart - HEP funded Kaydn Smith M Perm 22/09/20 9 N Chiswick School 08/10/20 WPES 22/09/20 WBES Kiera Ford F Perm 16/10/20 10 N St Paul's Catholic College WPES 16/10/20 14.4 WPES 6 week assess Sofian Abdelkrim M Perm 06/11/20 11 N Lampton 23/11/20 WPES 06/11/20 WBES Iman Muhammad ZamanF Perm 09/11/20 1 N Berkeley Academy WPES 09/11/20 11.2 The Bridge until EHCP finalised Diego Sevier M Perm 09/11/20 11 N Twickenham Academy 23/11/20 WPES 09/11/20 WBES Faye Chownsmith F Perm 24/11/20 9 N Sunbury Manor WPES 24/11/20 9 WPES 12-week assessment Secondary Chiswick School 1 Cain Wright M Perm 17/01/20 11 N Ealing Fields High School30/11/20 WPES 21/10/20 Gumley House School FCJ 1 Emily Meehan F MM 07/12/20 10 N Gumley House School FCJ07/12/20 07/12/20 Kingsley Academy 2 Bradley Jones M FA 29/09/20 11 N Educated @ Home 30/09/20 16.8 Courtney Jones F FA 29/09/20 9 N Educated @ Home 30/09/20 16.8 Springwest Academy 1 Wallace Pearce M FA 19/10/20 9 N Educated @ Home 01/12/20 19/10/20 The Green School for Boys 1 Daniel Coker M Perm 22/09/20 9 N The Bishop Wand Church21/10/20 of England SchoolWPES 22/09/20 Start date 22.10.20 No. of Pupils Placed 32 Summary of Perm Excl/MT and Pupils placed on roll during Academic Year 20/21 Roll Roll FAP Access Access By FAP (On Roll) FAP (On Roll) By FAP (On Roll) 18/19+19/20 (18/19+19/20 18/19+19/20 (18/19+19/20 Placed By FAP (On Roll) No. of Pupils on Roll via No. of Perm Excl over 2 No.Yrs of MM over 2 Yrs No. of Managed MovesAUTUMN - No. of PermSPRING Excl - No. of PermSUMMER Excl - No. of PermNo. of Excl Perm Excl (To No.Date) of Perm Excluded No.Pupils of Fair Access PupilsNo. Placed of Managed MovesTotal Placed No. Of Pupils Placed No.By of Perm Excluded PupilsNo. of onPupils on Roll via FairCompleted ManagedNo. Transfer of Perm Excluded PupilsNo. of on Pupils on Roll via FairCompleted Managed No.Transfer of Pupils on Roll, duringNo. of AccessPupils onduring Roll via18/19+19/20 FairManaged Transfer duringPupils Allocated & OnPupils Roll IncludingAllocated By Pupilsby FAP Not yet On Roll Total Total Acad Aut Spr Sum Acad Yr Acad Yr Acad Yr Total Acad Yr Acad Yr Acad Yr Acad Yr Acad Yr Acad Yr Total Total Total Total Total Total Over 2 Yrs Over 2 Yrs 20/21 2020 2021 2021 20/21 20/21 20/21 20/21 18/19 18/19 18/19 19/20 19/20 19/20 Over 2 Yrs Over 2 Yrs Over 2 Yrs In/Out In/Out School Name Brentford for Girls 1 1 1 1 2 2 Bolder Academy 1 1 -2 -2 Chiswick School 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 4 1 2 -4 -4 Cranford CC 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Gumley House School FCJ 2 1 1 1 -2 -2 Gunnersbury CS 0 0 Heathland 5 5 1 1 2 2 3 2 3 4 -1 -1 Heston CS 2 1 2 2 -1 -1 Isleworth & Syon School for Boys 3 1 1 1 1 -1 -1 Kingsley Academy 4 5 1 2 1 2 1 3 3 1 -2 0 Lampton 3 3 1 1 1 2 1 3 2 5 0 0 Nishkam West London (SEC Phase) 0 0 Reach Academy (SEC Phase) 4 4 3 2 3 1 3 3 3 1 1 Rivers Academy West London 6 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 6 1 1 1 Springwest Academy 5 9 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 3 2 1 6 3 -4 -4 St Mark's 1 1 1 0 0 The Green School for Boys 1 2 1 1 1 1 -1 -1 The Green School for Girls 6 1 1 1 1 -6 -6 WPES 1 5 7 12 15 16 25 12 9 27 27 25 52 115 123 WPES CP 1 2 2 1 2 2 5 5 Logic Studio School 1 1 1 1 Space Studio West London 1 1 1 1 2 2 No. of Excl 39 47 1 5 5 7 9 1 17 24 30 38 22 23 42 46 53 80 Special School Oaklands School 1 -1 -1 Marjory Kinnon 0 0 Cedars Primary 0 0 Summary Admissions & Exclusions for FAP 20/21 Moves Moves (On Roll) (On Roll) No. of Perm FAP No.(On of Roll) Fair Placed By FAPNo. of Managed No. of Managed No. of Perm Excl No. of Managed No. of Perm Excl No. of Perm Excl No. of Perm Excl No. of Perm Excl (To Date)Excluded Pupils Moves Placed ByAccessPlaced Pupils By FAP Academic Academic Acad Autumn Spring Summer Acad Acad Acad Total Name of School 19/20 19/20 20/21 2020 2021 2021 20/21 20/21 20/21 Primary Schools Alexandra Primary School Westbrook Primary School Beavers 1 Bedfont Primary School 1 Belmont Berkeley Academy 1 1 Cavendish JI Chatsworth J Crane Park Cranford Primary 1 Edward Pauling Fairholme Oak Hill Academy Green_Dragon Grove Park JI Grove Rd 1 Heston Primary School Houns Heath I&N Houns Heath Jnr Hounslow Town 1 Isleworth Blue CE JI Isleworth Town 1 Ivybridge Primary Lionel Marlborough 1 Norwood Grn I&N Nishkam West London (PRI Phase) Norwood Green Jnr Orchard Primary School 1 Oriel Academy West London Our Lady/St.John JI Reach Academy (PRI Phase) The Rosary Catholic Primary School St Lawrence RC JI St Mary's St Michael/Martin RC JI St Pauls CE JI St Richard's CE Primary School 1 The Smallberry Green Primary School 1 Southville Primary School Sparrow Farm I&N Spring Grove JI Springwell School 1 Strand Green Jnr Victoria Jnr 4 Wellington JI The William Hogarth Primary School Worple JI Total No. of Primary Excl 14 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Total No. of Secondary Excl 1 5 5 TOTAL EXCLUSIONS 1 6 6 25/01/21 No. of Perm Exclusions during Academic Year 20/21 Excluding School M/F Post Code NCY SEN Excl Date Alternative Provision Borough Start Date Hounslow Schools 8 Primary 1 Berkeley Academy 1 Iman Muhammad ZamanF TW5 9JJ 1 N 09/11/20 WPES Hounslow Secondary 7 Chiswick School 1 Kaydn Smith M W4 4QJ 9 N 22/09/20 WPES Hounslow 08/10/20 Gunnersbury CS 2 Leon Redda M W11 2NQ 11 N 10/12/20 OUT BOROUGH SCHOOL Kensington & Chelsea Chibueze Atuegwu M HA9 8BB 9 N 07/09/20 OUT BOROUGH SCHOOL Brent Lampton 1 Sofian Abdelkrim M TW3 4BH 11 N 06/11/20 WPES Hounslow 23/11/20 Rivers Academy West London1 Zahra Al-Zubaidi F 10 N 06/11/20 Pending FAP Hounslow Springwest Academy 1 Maliki Sharma M TW14 8DX 9 N 16/10/20 Educated at Home Hounslow 25/11/20 The Green School for Girls 1 Daniella Kankam-Adu F TW7 6GE 10 N 26/11/20 Pending FAP Hounslow Out of Borough Schools 4 Secondary 4 St Paul's Catholic College 1 Kiera Ford F TW4 7DD 10 N 16/10/20 WPES Hounslow Sunbury Manor 1 Faye Chownsmith F TW13 4SJ 9 N 24/11/20 WPES Hounslow The Bishop Wand Church of 1England School Daniel Coker M TW14 9PZ 9 N 22/09/20 The Green School for Boys Hounslow 21/10/20 Twickenham Academy 1 Diego Sevier M 11 N 09/11/20 WPES Hounslow 23/11/20 No.
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