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Impact Assessment for Turing House School Basic Need in Richmond: Temporary Site: TW11 0LB Impact Assessment for Turing House School Basic Need in Richmond: Temporary Site: TW11 0LB 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 Temp site Number of % of Number of % of shortfall Number of % of shortfall Number of % of shortfall Shortfall shortfall Shortfall Shortfall Shortfall Local area level 89 2.7% 152 4.6% 131 4.0% 319 9.7% (R/Y7 only surplus allowed, CSD not included Permanent Site: TW2 6EN 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 Perm site Number of % of Number of % of shortfall Number of % of shortfall Number of % of shortfall Shortfall shortfall Shortfall Shortfall Shortfall Local area level -29 -0.6% 69 1.5% 426 9.2% 682 14.7% (R/Y7 only surplus allowed, CSD not included Temporary site: TW11 0LB School name/ LA if not Distance School type Capacity KS4 2014 (% Ofsted grade Impact rating Richmond-upon-Thames from free Achieving 5 A*-Cs LA School including English (miles) and Maths (2014)) Waldegrave School for 1.0 11-16 Overall 80% Outstanding MINIMAL Girls Academy 1000 School Places Above LA (63%) and Date of most Turing House School is unlikely to affect converter Overall Surplus of 9 national averages recent Ofsted the long term financial viability of school places (0.9% (56%) report: Waldegrave School for Girls as there are Not a faith of total school a small proportion of surplus places, the school capacity) 18/01/07 school has been rated “outstanding” by Ofsted and KS4 results are above Local Single sex: Girls At entry point Authority and national averages. 200 places 2 unfilled places Teddington School 1.2 11-18 Overall 68% Good MINIMAL 1200 School places Academy Overall surplus of 25 Above LA (63%) and Date of most Turing House School is unlikely to affect converter school places (2.08% national averages recent Ofsted the long term financial viability of of total school (56%) report: Teddington School as there are a small Not a faith capacity) proportion of surplus spaces and no school 27/02/14 unfilled spaces at the entry point. It is At entry point rated “good” by Ofsted and the school’s Mixed 240 school places KS4 results are above Local Authority No unfilled places and national averages. Hampton Academy 1.5 11-18 Overall 44% Requires HIGH 975 School places improvement Academy Overall surplus of Below LA (63%) and Turing House School may have a high sponsor led 148 school places national averages Date of most impact on the financial viability of (15.1% of total (56%) recent Ofsted Hampton Academy as it has “requires Not a faith school capacity) report: improvement” Ofsted rating. Hampton school Academy also has a high proportion of At entry point 3/07/13 surplus places with results below Local Mixed 180 school places Authority and national averages. 35 unfilled places Grey Court school 1.5 11-18 Overall 69% Outstanding MODERATE 1200 school places Academy Overall surplus of Above LA (63%) and Date of most Turing House School may have a sponsor led 110 school places national averages recent Ofsted moderate impact on the long term (9.16% of total (56%) report: financial viability of Grey Court School. Not a faith school capacity) The school is rated “outstanding” by school 15/03/13 Ofsted and has results above Local At entry point Authority and national averages. It does Mixed 210 school places however have a high proportion of overall 28 unfilled places surplus including 28 at year of entry. St Richard Reynolds 1.5 11-18 Overall No KS4 data No rating MODERATE Catholic High School 750 School places available available Voluntary Aided Overall surplus of Turing House School may have a school 625 school places moderate impact on the longer term viability of St Richard Reynolds Catholic Roman Catholic At entry point High School. This school has recently 150 school places opened and is still filling its places but it is Mixed 25 unfilled places near Turing House and has 25 unfilled places at year of entry. Twickenham Academy 1.6 11-18 Overall 52% Requires HIGH 1050 school places improvement Academy Overall surplus of Below LA (63%) and Turing House School may have a high sponsor led 292 school places national averages Date of most impact on the long term financial viability (27.8% of total (56%) recent Ofsted of Twickenham Academy. This school Not a faith school capacity) report: has a high proportion of overall surplus school places and large number of unfilled 7/11/13 places at entry point. Furthermore, Mixed At entry point Twickenham Academy also has a 180 school places “requires improvement” Ofsted rating and 49 unfilled places KS4 results are below Local Authority and national averages. The Tiffin Girls’ School 1.6 11-18 Overall 100% Outstanding MINIMAL 888 overall school Kingston –upon-Thames Academy places Above LA (63%) and Date of most Turing House School is unlikely to affect LA converter Shortfall of 38 school national averages recent Ofsted the long term viability of The Tiffin Girls’ places (-4.28% total (56%) report: School which has shortfall of overall Not a faith school capacity) school places and no unfilled places at school 11/03/09 entry point. Tiffin also has an At entry point “outstanding” rating with results above Single sex: girls 150 school places Local Authority and national averages. No unfilled places This school is also the other side of the river Thames which limits cross over. Orleans Park School 2.0 11-17 Overall 66% Outstanding MINIMAL 1000 school places Academy Shortfall of 5 school Above LA (63%) and Date of most Turing House School is unlikely to affect Converter places (-0.5% of total national averages recent Ofsted the long term viability of Orleans Park capacity) (56%) report: School; there is a shortfall of overall Not a faith school places and places at entry point. school At entry point 25/11/10 Orleans Park School also has an 200 school places “outstanding” Ofsted rating and KS4 Mixed Shortfall of 1 school results above Local Authority and place national averages. Tiffin school 2.2 11-18 Overall 100% Outstanding MINIMAL 1048 school places Kingston –upon-Thames Academy Shortfall of 43 places Above LA (63%) and Date of most Turing House School is unlikely to affect LA converter (-4.1% of total national averages recent Ofsted the long term viability of Tiffin school; capacity) (56%) report: there is a shortfall of overall school Not a faith places and places at entry point. The school At entry point 1/11/07 school also has an “outstanding” Ofsted 180 students rating and KS4 results are above Local Single sex: boys Shortfall of 10 school Authority and national averages. This places school is also the other side of the river Thames which limits cross over. Permanent site: TW2 6EN School name/Local Distance School type Capacity KS4 2014 (% Ofsted grade Impact rating Authority if not from free Achieving 5 A*-Cs Richmond-upon-Thames School including English LA (miles) and Maths (2014)) Twickenham Academy 0.3 11-18 Overall 52% Requires HIGH 1050 school places improvement Academy Overall surplus of Below LA (63%) and Turing House School may have a high sponsor led 292 school places national averages Date of most impact on the long term financial viability (27.8% of total (56%) recent Ofsted of Twickenham Academy. This school Not a faith school capacity) report: has high proportion of overall surplus school places and large number of unfilled 7/11/13 places at entry point. Furthermore, At entry point Twickenham Academy also has a Mixed 180 school places “requires improvement” Ofsted rating and 49 unfilled places KS4 results are below Local Authority and national averages. The Local Authority is also supporting Turing House School to be built on the site. The Heathland School 0.8 11-18 Overall 66% Outstanding MINIMAL 1849 overall places Hounslow LA Community Overall surplus of 40 In line with LA (63%) Date of most Turing House School is unlikely to affect school school places and national recent Ofsted the long term viability of The Heathland (2.16% of total averages (56%) report: School; it has a low proportion of surplus Not a faith school capacity) places, an “outstanding” rating from school 13/06/13 Ofsted and KS4 results are in line with At entry point Local Authority and above national Mixed 270 school places averages. 3 unfilled places Waldegrave School for 0.9 11-16 Overall 80% Outstanding MINIMAL Girls Academy 1000 School Places Above LA (63%) and Date of most Turing House School is unlikely to affect converter Overall Surplus of 9 national averages recent Ofsted the long term financial viability of school places (0.9% (56%) report: Waldegrave School for Girls as there are Not a faith of total school a small proportion of surplus places and school capacity) 18/01/07 the school has been rated “outstanding” by Ofsted. Single sex: girls At entry point 200 places 2 unfilled places Hampton Academy 1.3 11-18 Overall 44% Requires HIGH 975 School places improvement Academy Overall surplus of Below LA (63%) and Turing House School may have a high sponsor led 148 school places national averages Date of most impact on the financial viability of (15.1% of total (56%) recent Ofsted Hampton Academy which has “requires Not a faith school capacity) report: improvement” Ofsted rating. Hampton Academy also has a high proportion of school At entry point 3/07/13 surplus places with results well below 180 school places Local Authority and national averages. Mixed 35 unfilled places St Richard Reynolds 1.4 11-18 Overall No KS4 data No rating MODERATE Catholic High School 750 School places available available Turing House School may have a Voluntary Aided Overall surplus of moderate impact on St Richard Reynolds school 625 school places Catholic High School.
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