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Visiting dates School Open mornings Open evenings Bishop Challoner Catholic Tuesday 1 and Wednesday 2 October, 9am Tuesday 24 September, Boys’ School 4.30-7.30pm Bishop Challoner Catholic Tuesday 15 and Wednesday 16 October, 9am Tuesday 8 October, Girls’ School 4.30-7.30pm Bow School Monday 16, Wednesday 18, Monday 30 September and Monday 23 September, Thursday 3, Tuesday 8, Thursday 10 October, 9.15-10.15am 4.30-7pm Canary Wharf College Thursday 19 September and Wednesday 18 September and Crossharbour Wednesday 9 October, 9-10.30am Tuesday 8 October, 5-6.30pm Central Foundation Girls’ Thursday 26, Friday 27 September and Tuesday 1 October, School Wednesday 2 to Friday 4 October, 9.20-10.30am 4.30-7pm George Green’s School Monday 23 to Friday 27, Monday 30 September and Wednesday 25 September, Tuesday 1, Wednesday 2 October, 9.15-10.15am 4.30-7pm Langdon Park School Tuesday 24 to Friday 27 September, 9.15-10.40am Thursday 3 October, 4.30-7pm London Enterprise Monday 23 September to Friday 11 October, 9-11.30am Wednesday 2 and Academy Saturday 12 October, 9.30am-1pm Tuesday 8 October, 4-7pm Morpeth School Tuesday 17, Thursday 19, Wednesday 25 September and Wednesday 2 October, Tuesday 8, Friday 11, Monday 14 October, 9.30-11am 4.30-7pm Mulberry Academy Monday 16 to Thursday 19, Monday 23 to Thursday 26 Thursday 3 October, Shoreditch September and Monday 30 September to Thursday 3 October, 4-6pm 9.15-10.15am Mulberry School for Girls Monday 23 to Wednesday 25 September, Thursday 26 September, 9.30-10.30am 4-6pm Oaklands School Thursday 19, Friday 27, Monday 30 September and Wednesday 25 September, Tuesday 8, Wednesday 16 October, 9.20-10.40am 4-6.30pm Raine’s Foundation School See school website: www.rainesfoundation.org.uk See school website St Paul’s Way Trust School Monday 23 to Thursday 26 September and Thursday 26 September, 8 October, 9.15-11am 4-7pm Sir John Cass’s Foundation Thursday 19, Wednesday 25 September and Monday 30 September, and Red Coat C of E School Tuesday 8 October 5-7pm Stepney Green Maths, Friday 13, Thursday 19, Tuesday 24 September and Friday 4, Thursday 10 October, Computing and Science Thursday 10, Tuesday 15 October, 9.10-10.30am 4-6pm College Girls only: Friday 20, Friday 27 September and Wednesday 2, Friday 11, Thursday 17 October, 9.10-10.30am Swanlea School Monday 23, Friday 27, Monday 30 September and Wednesday 9 October, Monday 7 October, 9.15-10.30am 4-6.30pm Wapping High School Tuesday 17, Thursday 26 September and Wednesday 18 September, Thursday 3, Thursday 10 October, 9-10.15am 4.30-6.30pm Apply online at www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/schooladmissions.

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