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10 NappyValleyNet.com NappyValleyNet.com 11 58 Trinity St Mary’s (CE) 106 Ibstock Place School WANDSWORTH 59 West Hill STATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS 107 Putney High School FIND YOUR LOCAL PRIMARY 60 Westbridge 108 Thomas’s Clapham 1 Albemarle 61 Wix 109 Thames Christian College 2 Alderbrook 110 Wimbledon High School AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS 3 All Saints (CE) WANDSWORTH & MERTON 4 Allfarthing PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS LAMBETH State and private schools in Nappy Valley 5 Beatrix Potter STATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS 6a Belleville (Webbs Road site) 62 Al-Risalah Nursery 63 Bertrum House School 6b Belleville (Meteor Street site) 111 Bonneville Primary School 64 Broomwood Hall School 7 Brandlehow 112 Clapham Manor Primary School and 65 Dolphin School KEY: Primary Schools Secondary Schools 8 Broadwater Children’s Centre 9 Chesterton (incorporating Noahs Ark Nursery Schools) 113 Corpus Christi Academy Catholic Primary School 10 Christchurch (CE) 66 Ecole du Parc Turn to the school listings on page 66 to find the 114 Glenbrook Primary School 11 Eardley 67 Eveline Day School 115 Granton Primary School detail of each school by the number reference 12 Earlsfield 68 Eveline Nurseries 116 Heathbrook Primary School and Children’s Centre 13 Falconbrook 69 Finton House School 117 Henry Cavendish Primary School Balham site 14 Fircroft 70 Hall School Wimbledon 71 Hornsby House School 118 Henry Cavendish Primary School Streatham site 60 47 45 15 Floreat Wandsworth 77 16 Franciscan 72 Hurlingham School 119 Iqra Primary School 20 74 9 73 Ibstock Place School 120 Kings Avenue Primary School 82 17 Furzedown 86 99 97 18 Gatton (Muslim) 74 L’Ecole de Battersea 121 Lark Hall Primary School and Children’s Centre 116 121 19 Granard 75 Lion House School 122 Macaulay CE Primary School 39 28 13 51 20 Griffin 76 Merlin School 123 Richard Atkins Primary School 30 109 10 21 Heathmere 77 Newton Preparatory School 124 St Bede’s Catholic Infants School 66 3 48 112 78 Northcote Lodge School 61 22 High View 131 122 125 St Bernadette’s Catholic Junior School 27 140 23 Hillbrook 79 Oliver House Preparatory School 72 6b 130 132 126 St Leonard’s CE Primary School 31 22 24 Holy Ghost (Catholic) 80 Prospect House School 7 127 128 127 St Mary’s RC Primary School 83 84 75 25 Honeywell Infant 81 Putney High School 44 92 138 120 128 Sudbourne Primary School 46 113 82 The Dominie 76 65 26 Honeywell Junior 6a 129 Telferscot Primary School 91 41 108 119 83 The Falcon School for Girls 107 104 26 27 Hotham 40 59 101 25 19 90 111 114 28 John Burns 84 The Roche School 81 85 4 88 87 106 85 The St Michael Steiner School 73 64 79 29 Mosaic (Jewish) LAMBETH 78 102 56 55 30 Oasis Putney Academy 86 Thomas’s Battersea PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS 29 49 2 139 125 123 80 37 31 Our Lady of Victories (Catholic) 87 Thomas’s Clapham 134 142 36 15 130 Eaton House The Manor School 32 24 143 135 32 Our Lady Queen of Heaven (Catholic) 88 Wandsworth Preparatory School 52 98 35 117 124 94 71 33 Penwortham 89 Wimbledon High School 131 Parkgate House School 54 100 129 5 21 58 34 Ravenstone 132 Rann Horizon School 34 35 Riversdale 133 Streatham & Clapham Prep School 1 12 WANDSWORTH 69 38 36 Roehampton Church (CE) STATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS 134 The Waldorf School of South West London/ 68 67 118 93 141 70 14 63 37 Ronald Ross London Steiner School 95 133 42 137 38 Rutherford House 90 Ark Putney Academy 135 The White House 39 Sacred Heart Battersea (Catholic) 91 Ashcroft Technology Academy 92 Bolingbroke Academy 8 62 23 40 Sacred Heart Roehampton (Catholic) 89 110 LAMBETH 103 41 St Anne’s (CE) 93 Burntwood School 53 STATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS 18 126 42 St Anselm’s (Catholic) 94 Chestnut Grove Academy 43 16 136 43 St Boniface (Catholic) 95 Ernest Bevin College 57 136 Bishop Thomas Grant Catholic 105 96 44 St Faith’s (CE) 96 Graveney School 11 Secondary School 33 45 St George’s (CE) 97 Harris Academy Battersea 50 17 137 Dunraven 46 St Joseph’s (Catholic) 98 Saint Cecilia’s C of E School 138 Lambeth Academy 47 St Mary’s Battersea (Catholic) 99 St John Bosco College DID YOU KNOW… 139 La Retraite Roman Catholic Girls’ School 48 St Mary’s Putney (CE) 100 Southfields Academy …THAT THE BOROUGH OF 101 South Thames College 140 Trinity Academy 115 49 St Michael’s (CE) LAMBETH PROVIDES LGBT 50 Sellincourt 102 St Francis Xavier Sixth Form College TRAINING FOR PRIMARY AND 51 Shaftesbury Park LAMBETH SECONDARY SCHOOL STAFF, AS 52 Sheringdale WANDSWORTH & MERTON PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS 53 Smallwood PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS THE BOROUGH IS A STONEWALL 54 Southmead 141 Streatham & Clapham High School EDUCATION CHAMPION? 55 Swaffield 103 Al-Risalah 142 The Laurels 56 The Alton 104 Emanuel 143 The Waldorf School of South West London/ 57 Tooting Primary 105 Hall School Wimbledon London Steiner School © Crown Copyright. 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LA 1000019270 (2015) 66 NappyValleyNet.com NappyValleyNet.com 67 13 Falconbrook Primary School C 17 Furzedown Primary School C Nappy Valley Schools Directory Rated good by Ofsted Mission is to make every child feel valued Wye Street, Battersea SW11 2LX and to experience the thrill of learning T: 020 7228 7706 Beclands Road, Tooting SW17 9TJ Pupils: 260 E: [email protected] T: 020 8672 3480 7 Brandlehow Primary School C E: [email protected] KEY FOR STATE SCHOOLS Ages: 3-11 falconbrook.wandsworth.sch.uk Rated outstanding by Ofsted webfronter.com/wandsworth/ Clubs: A range of school clubs Head: Mrs S Smith A Academy school Brandlehow Road, Putney SW15 2ED Pupils: 269 Furzedownprimary Leavers’ destinations: Christ’s School, St Ages: 3-11 Head: Mrs M Kitchlew-Wilson C Community school James School for boys, Emanuel, Ibstock T: 020 8874 5429 Clubs: A range of school clubs Pupils: 410 F Foundation school Place, St Cecilia’s E: [email protected] brandlehow.ik.org Ages: 3-11 V Clubs: Pre- & post-school care plus a Voluntary aided school Head: Ms E Loughnan MA (C of E, Catholic, Muslim) 14 Fircroft Primary School C range of school clubs 4 Allfarthing Primary School C Pupils: 330 Class size: maximum 30 Ages: 3-11 Rated good by Ofsted Rated good by Ofsted Clubs: Pre- & post-school care plus a Fircroft Road, Tooting SW17 7PP 18 Gatton Primary School V F Gender: mixed St Ann’s Crescent, SW18 2LR range of school clubs T: 020 8672 6258 First Muslim voluntary-aided primary T: 020 8874 1301 E: [email protected] school in UK to be rated outstanding E: [email protected] King’s College fircroftprimaryschool.sch.uk by Ofsted allfarthing.wandsworth.sch.uk 8 Broadwater Primary School C WANDSWORTH STATE Head: Mrs A Wilson 10 Gatton Road, Wandsworth SW17 0EU Pupil care, guidance and support praised Head: Ms A Silke Pupils: 415 PRIMARY SCHOOLS by Ofsted in its last report 11 Eardley School F T: 020 8682 5570 Pupils: 377 Ages: 3-11 E: [email protected] Ages: 3-11 Broadwater Road, Tooting SW17 0DZ Rated good by Ofsted Clubs: Pre- & post-school care plus a gatton.wandsworth.sch.uk 1 Albemarle Primary School F Clubs: A range of school clubs range of school clubs T: 020 8672 3062 Cunliffe Street, Streatham SW16 6DS Head: Mrs Rifat Batool Rated outstanding by Ofsted Leavers’ destinations: Ashcroft E: [email protected] T: 020 8769 6486 Leavers’ destinations: Burntwood, Pupils: 420 Technology College, Wallington broadwaterschool.org.uk Princes Way, SW19 6JP E: [email protected] Graveney, Chestnut Grove, Dunraven, Ages: 4-11 Grammar, Burntwood, London Oratory, T: 020 8788 3170 Head: Mrs S Adams eardley.wandsworth.sch.uk Ernest Bevin and various Harris Academies Clubs: Pre- & post-school care, plus a Ernest Bevin, Graveney, Lady Margaret’s, E: [email protected] Pupils: 378 range of school clubs Ricards Lodge, Fulham Boys, St Cecilia’s, Head: Mr A Marks albemarle.wandsworth.sch.uk Ages: 3-11 Leavers’ destinations: Al-Risalah secondary Southfields Academy plus a range of Pupils: 450 Clubs: A range of school clubs 15 Floreat Wandsworth A school, Burntwood, Ernest Bevin Head: Mrs T Moses private schools Ages: 3-11 Pupils: 209 Clubs: Pre- & post-school care plus a Opened September 2015 Ages: Nursery to year 6 9 Chesterton Primary School C range of school clubs 305 Garratt Lane, Earlsfield SW18 4EQ 19 Granard Primary School C Clubs: Pre- & post-school care plus 5 Beatrix Potter Primary School C holiday clubs Shares a vision of individuals who exceed Leavers’ destinations: Chestnut Grove, T: 020 8353 4195 Rated good by Ofsted Rated good by Ofsted expectations and enjoy education Southfields Academy, Graveney, E: [email protected] Leavers’ destinations: St Cecilia’s, Ashcroft Cortis Road, Putney SW15 6XA Dunraven, Ernest Bevin floreat.org.uk/wandsworth Technology College, Southfields Academy Magdalen Road, Earlsfield SW18 3ER Dagnall Street, SW11 5DT T: 020 8788 3606 T: 020 8874 1482 T: 020 7622 1619 Head: Mr M Custance E: [email protected] 420 ultimately E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Pupils: granardprimary.co.uk 12 Earlsfield Primary School C Ages: 3-11 2 Alderbrook Primary School C beatrixpotterschool.com chesterton.wandsworth.sch.uk Head: Ms C Grigg Clubs: Pre- & post-school care plus a Rated good by Ofsted Pupils: 351 Rated good by Ofsted Head: Mr Steph Neale Head: Mr M Siswick range of school clubs Ages: 3-11 Oldridge Road, Balham SW12 8PP Pupils: 339 Pupils: 394 Tranmere Road, Earlsfield SW18 3QQ Ages: 3-11 Ages: 3-11 Clubs: Pre- & post-school care plus a T: 020 8673 4913 T: 020 8946 5452 Clubs: Pre- & post-school care plus
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