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Secondary Schools in Royal Greenwich 2021/2022 Secondary Schools in Royal Greenwich 2021/2022 Closing date for applications: 31 October 2020 royalgreenwich.gov.uk/admissions Contents Foreword 3 Finding a school 4 Admission terms 6 Schools Ark Greenwich Free School 10 Eltham Hill School 12 The Halley Academy 14 Harris Academy Greenwich 16 The John Roan 18 Leigh Academy Blackheath 20 Plumstead Manor School 22 Royal Greenwich Trust School 24 St Mary Magdalene CE School 26 St Paul’s Academy 28 St Thomas More Catholic 30 Comprehensive School St Ursula’s Convent School 32 Stationers’ Crown Woods Academy 34 Thomas Tallis School 36 Woolwich Polytechnic School for Boys 38 Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls 40 How to apply 42 Making your application 42 Application guidance notes 43 In-year admissions and 48 school transfers Additional information 49 2 Secondary Schools in Royal Greenwich 2021/22 Foreword I am delighted to introduce this guide to secondary schools in Royal Greenwich. The transition from primary to secondary school is an exciting time, full of challenges and new experiences. Schools are very mindful about this transitional phase, with teachers (primary and secondary) taking considerable time and care to ensure that children know what to expect and are well equipped to access their new routine successfully. Students at our secondary schools enjoy a wealth of cultural, artistic and recreational opportunities that are unique to Royal Greenwich and these opportunities are fully exploited to enrich the school curriculum and raise aspirations. Our young people recognise these benefits too as nearly three quarters of Key Stage 2 pupils in Royal Greenwich primary schools enrolled in a Royal Greenwich secondary school last year. Rapidly and sustainably improving outcomes at Key Stage 4 and beyond continues to be a key priority for Royal Greenwich secondary schools and their partners. Furthermore, we are continuing to engage with students at Post16, narrowing the gap for the most vulnerable children and stretching the most able. As a parent, you rightly want the very best education for your child - an environment that inspires and supports young people as individuals and an education that build on talents and skills. I am certain that you will find this in a Royal Greenwich secondary school. Councillor Matthew Morrow Cabinet Member for Children and Young People 3 Finding a school WAY SS O R C Bus routes and rail stations C A R Y L A Y W L L E R A O A R D North T Greenwich N A Ark Greenwich I St Mary Magdalene E C Free School CE School H AY A Y W R WA R Bus routes: 89, 122, 161, 178, 291, 386, Bus routes: 108, 129, 132, 161, 442, 472, E N O B N ASTER L ER W A T 469, 486 486 C S M K E A W M N W IL O A LE N R Rail stations: Kidbrooke, Woolwich Tube station: North Greenwich L N L I U W M TU W A A Y Arsenal N Y N OLW STREET E WO ICH HIGH L I T B E J E N C E O S CH TR R A R J O UR S E M E H W CH S T S O F T C St Paul’s Academy U OL H N O WI C R E T D P E S N H W ’S TRE N ET AD ROA T I E MSTE D E L E D PLU B R 06 S R N D 2 O G E Bus routes: 177, 180, 469 N R Eltham Hill School A N N O W T A S G E E T A T N E P B LI E N 20 U R L R N P GS E ST H 6 R BY WAY D E W A C A E I P 122, 124, 126, 132, 160, 161, Abbey Wood L O Bus routes: Rail station: O T L R A LW U L W M C E O ST L H H N E O EA IC A C D K A LW RY PL W HIG O RTILLE H N 233, 286, 314, 321, 624, 660, 816 W WO A D ST R E K R EE C T E T C 06 H H 2 A O A A 2 C 0 H A 6 A P L E R E R I K B L L L D Eltham, Mottingham T L Rail stations: I St Thomas More A L O H 2 D 06 N N BO A A C S H R T 1 H T A A Catholic Comprehensive 0 U A G L E 2 L 2 R H D C 0 H H E A L 9 ILL Cutty Sark O L T NIG A2 R HTINGALE 06 C A IT R PLACE PL A N L UM School The Halley G E S W L GE CHARLTON PK RD TEAD CO FA LA AD M IL O N E K I A V R MO RO D ING C R E AD A ’ T HA L S H K H S Bus routes: B13, B16, 124, 126, 132, 160, HA E IG H Academy T Maze Hill T H HW A ROAD A M EEK Y CR LA ERR N ROAD NB A R NE E E Bus routes: 89, 122, 161, 178, 291, 386, 161, 233, 286, 314, 321 ARLTON CA OAD RK LA Greenwich E CH PA D N N A A O L A T O L R M U D 1 R P 469, 486 Rail stations: Eltham, New Eltham U P A 0 A Y L E H P R O 2 C M W R PA E RGH RK IC H U K IG T B D H S H N A A Kidbrooke, Woolwich A N M Rail stations: E H H V D C L IC T A S A E D A N E W H A E H T O N N A R L C L E I R A T SH Arsenal E S L St Ursula’s Convent Y O R W A O T Y G N W A E E N D RS R A 2 H E O O U R LT R ILL R ILL R B G O S School HA S H R A C ER O D B OT K W LACKH O I C E E AD SH D R H RO H D AT B H S Bus routes: 177, 180, 185, 286, 53 R E Harris Academy O S T O E SH R K OO T Cutty Sark, Greenwich E Greenwich DLR station: W ERS H A IL P D L A Y A R Bus routes: B16, 122, 160, 321, 660 Rail station: Greenwich K R O E R R L L O I A E L D F A Rail stations: Eltham, Mottingham H R O L L M A E Blackheath D Stationers’ Crown R W O A CH ROC 2 E HES E ST T The John Roan Woods Academy E ER R AY WA ER W W Y EST A OCH Y K R Bus routes: 53, 54, 108, 177, 180, 202, Bus routes: B16, 132, 233, 286, I R D O E CH U B N R ES E V O T A 286, 380, 386 321, 624, 660 E E O R W RN R O 2 OC K A H W A H Y ST ES E R E D TE E R E W OA W P L R Rail stations: Maze Hill, Westcombe Rail stations: New Eltham, Falconwood I L F AY A E LIE E F L RE AST R Y R H A O W K A ER A ST E D Y R 5 H L C 0 O A Park O R 2 A L 2 W A A R O S D E D N U A O D O Thomas Tallis School N E E W LTHA V M RO A N F AD E EX W Bus routes: B16, 89, 122, 178, N EL B LEY O Leigh Academy T RO R HA AD R O M T C H HILL EE T HAM H STR Blackheath 286, 321 Lee ES ELT IG H W F OO T S Bus routes: 53, 54, 89, 108, 178, 202, Rail station: Kidbrooke 5 C 0 C A2 O D R A U A A R 2 O Y 0 T R 286, 380, 386, 422 R R L S O O I L D I A A O C H D Rail station: Westcombe Park U D Woolwich Polytechnic P Y R R E O V School for Boys A A D 8 0 G Bus routes: 177, 229, 244, 472 2 Plumstead Manor School A A D 2 A A2 1 O 0 S G 1 R ID L 51, 53, 291 Abbey Wood, Plumstead CU R L Bus routes: Rail stations: P I R E OA F H D E O Y D N R O E A V Rail station: Plumstead O L T A A S R T A N C R 20 R E U SID A P CU D Y Woolwich Polytechnic O P R R C O D R A O O D O A HW H UT D Royal Greenwich School for Girls SO A20 Bus routes: 177, 229, 244, 472 SID Trust School G C UP R ROA E D E Bus routes: 161, 177, 180, 472 Rail stations: Abbey Wood, Plumstead N L A N Rail station: Charlton E Tube station: North Greenwich 4 Secondary Schools in Royal Greenwich 2021/22 WAY SS O R C C A Y R A L P Y W L L E R A O A R O D T N E C H AY A Y W R WA R E N O B N ASTER L ER W A T C S M K E A W M N W IL O A LE N R L N L I U W M TU W A A Y N Y N OLW STREET E WO ICH HIGH J L I T B E J E N C E O S CH TR R A R O UR S E M E H W CH S T S U OO F T C LWI CH N OR E T D P E S N H W ’S TRE N ET TEAD ROAD T H I E D LUMS E L E P R 6 S R N D 0 O E N 2 G R Abbey A N N O W T A S G E E T A T N E Wood P B Woolwich LI E N 20 U R L R N P GS E ST H 6 R BY WAY D E W A C A E I P L O O Dockyard T L R A LW Plumstead U L W M C E O Woolwich ST L H H N E O EA IC A C D K A LW RY PL W HIG O RTILLE H N W WO A D Arsenal ST R E K R EE C T E T C 06 H H 2 A O A A 2 C 0 H A 6 A P L E R E R I B L L L L D T I A L O H 2 D 06 N N BO Charlton A A C S H R T 1 H T A A U A G L 0 E 2 L 2 R H D C 0 H H E A L 9 ILL O L T NIG A2 R HTINGALE 06 A IT G R PLACE PL A N L UM S G Westcombe E W L GE CHARLTON PK RD TEAD CO FA LA AD M IL O N E K I A V R MO RO D ING C R Park E AD A ’ T HA L S H K H S HA E IG H T T H HW A ROAD A M EEK Y CR LA ERR N ROAD NB A R NE E E ARLTON CA OAD RK LA CH PA D N N A A O L A T O L R M U D 1 R P U P A 0 A Y L E H P R O 2 C M W R H PARK F E RG IC H U K IG T B D H S H N A A N A M H H V E D C L IC T A S A E D A N E W H A E H T O N A N C R E I R A T SH E S L Y O R W A O T Y G N W A E E N D RS R A 2 H E O O U R LT R ILL A L B R IL R G HA S H R OA S C ER O D B OT K W LACKH O I C E E AD SH D R H RO H AT B H S R E O S T C O E SH R K OO T E W ERS H A IL P D L A Y A R K R O E R R L L O I A E L D F A H N R O L L A E Blackheath D R W O A C H ROC 2 E HE ST ST E ER R AY WA ER W W Kidbrooke Y EST A OCH Y K R Falconwood I R D O E CH U B N R ES E V O T A E E O R W RN R O 2 OC K A H W A H Y ST ES E R E D TE E R E W Eltham OA W P L R I L F AY A E LIE E F L RE AST R Y R H A O W K A ER A ST E D Y R 5 H L C 0 O A O R 2 A L 2 W A A R O S D E D U A O N D O E E W M LTHA V M RO A N AD E BEXL W N ELT EY RO O R HA AD R O M T C H HILL EE T AM STR Lee ES D ELTH HIG H W FO B O T S 5 C 0 C A2 O D R A U A A R 2 K O Y 0 T R R R L S O O I L D I A A C H D U D P Y R R E O V AD A 8 0 2 A A D Mottingham 2 A A2 1 O 0 S G 1 R ID L C R UP IL R E New OA F H D E O Y D N R Eltham O E A V O L T A A S R T A N C R 20 R E U SID A CU D Y O P R C RO D R A O O D O A HW UT D SO A20 SID G CUP R ROA E D E N L A N E 5 Admission terms Please read the following section carefully as it contains important information Admission authorities If there are more applications than places available at a school, the admission authority for the school will use its admission criteria to decide which applicants should be offered a place.
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