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Academy and Free School Update February 2016 Academy and Free School Update February 2016 Academies Consultation expected: Berkeley Primary School Studio Schools Now open Space Studio West London (Aspirations Academy Trust at Rivers Academy) 300 pupils 14- 19 (September 2015) Site: Opening in temp accommodation at Bridge House, Feltham (previously temp site of Reach Academy) Permanent site at Rivers Academy. http://www.spacestudiowestlondon.org/ Approved for opening Sept 2016: Logic Studio School (Feltham Community College Academy Trust) 300 pupils 14-19 (September 2016) Permanent site at Feltham Community College. http://www.logicstudioschool.org/ Free Schools Unsuccessful application in last round Hounslow Community Free School. Sikh Excellence Academy Trust. http://hounslowcommunityfreeschool.co.uk/ Approved Sept 2014 for Sept 2016 opening: Edison Primary School 3FE (site confirmed as former site of Heston House, Vicarage Farm Rd, temp and permanent) www.edisonprimary.org Approved Sept 2014 for Sept 2017 opening: Bolder Academy (secondary) initially 5FE rising to 6 FE (Proposed site: Grasshoppers RFC, MacFarlane Lane, Osterley) (Hounslow Improvement Partnership) http://bolderacademy.org/ The Green School for Boys (secondary) initially 4FE rising to 6FE (Site confirmed at Woodbridge Park KS3, Busch Corner, Isleworth) . Woodbridge Park KS3 relocating to current Wood Lane site, CATE relocating to St Georges Centre, Green Dragon Lane). KS4 relocating to West Thames College Skills Centre, Feltham. http://www.tgsboys.net/ Existing Free Schools These schools are effectively Academies, and the LA seeks to work with these schools in exactly the same way as it does with other Academies. Floreat Brentford - Primary School 2 FE (temp site at Trico House, Great West Quarter, Brentford , permanent site TBC ) http://www.floreat.org.uk/vision/ The Rise School – Special school –opened Sept 2014 100 ASD places (ALL THROUGH). Co-located with Feltham Community College. Permanent building on same site. http://www.theriseschool.com/ Nishkam School West London opened for reception and year 1 in Sept 2013 ALL THROUGH (2 FE growing to 4FE), in temporary accommodation at 390 London Road. The permanent location at The Conquest Club site off Syon Lane, Osterley – planning permission granted Jan 2016) . Year 7 and sixth form provision scheduled for Sept 2018. http://www.nishkamschooltrust.org/location-nswl/ Reach Academy opened in Sept 2012. Moved into its permanent building on Feltham High St in September 2014 ALL THROUGH http://www.reachacademyfeltham.com/about-us/our-permanent-home/ 2FE Academy Summary Secondary Date Academy Multi Academy Email Address status effective Trust or Name Changes Schools or planned for Sponsor? Previously Brentford School 1 December 2012 [email protected] for Girls Chiswick Chiswick School 1 March 2012 Community [email protected] School Cranford Community 1 April 2011 [email protected] College Feltham MAT: Tudor Community 1 November 2011 Park Education [email protected] College Trust MAT - Affiliated The Green School to London 1 August 2013 [email protected] (C of E) Diocesan Board of Schools Gumley House MAT - FCJ RC Convent 1 March 2012 Educational [email protected] School Trust Heston Community 1 November 2012 [email protected] School Sponsor- Hounslow Kingsley Academy 1 April 2013 Academies initialsurname@kingsleyacademy,org Manor Enterprise Trust Isleworth & Syon 1 March 2012 [email protected] School for Boys Lampton School 1 September 2010 [email protected] MAT - Longford Rivers Academy 1 August 2011 Aspirations Community [email protected] West London Academy Trust School St Mark's Catholic MAT - Diocese 1 April 2012 [email protected] School of Westminster Gunnersbury Catholic School and The Heathland School are not currently considering Academy status Primary Date Academy Multi Academy Email Address status effective Trust or Name Changes: Schools or planned for Sponsor? Previously Westbrook 1st July 2013 [email protected] Primary School Norwood Green 1st July 2013 [email protected] Junior School [email protected] MAT - Oriel Academy, Oriel Primary [email protected] 1st October 2013 Aspirations West London School [email protected] Academy Trust Staff: [email protected] [email protected] MAT - [email protected] Oak Hill Academy, Feltham Hill 1st April 2014 Aspirations West London Junior School Academy Trust Staff: [email protected] .
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