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Inset Closures LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING & DAGENHAM INSET DAYS AND PLANNED SCHOOL CLOSURES 2020/2021 AUTUMN TERM 2020 Term starts on 1 September and ends on 18 December Half Term 26 – 30 October • Please note that all dates may be subject to change due to Covid-19 precautions – check individual school websites for updates 1 September 2020 All Schools 2 September Barking Abbey School Becontree Primary Dorothy Barley Infant Dorothy Barley Junior Eastbrook School Eastbury Primary Five Elms Primary Furze Infants Gascoigne Primary George Carey Church of England Primary Godwin Primary Grafton Primary Greatfields School Henry Green Primary Hunters Hall Primary Leys Primary Manor Infants Manor Longbridge Mayesbrook Park School Monteagle Primary Northbury Primary Parsloes Primary Richard Alibon Primary Ripple Primary Riverside Bridge Robert Clack School Roding Primary Rose Lane Primary Rush Green Primary Southwood Primary St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Barking St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Dagenham St Margaret’s Church of England Primary St Peter’s Catholic Primary St Vincent’s Catholic Primary Thames View Infants Thames View Junior Thomas Arnold Primary Trinity School Valence Primary Village Infants Warren Junior William Bellamy Primary School closures 2020/21 updated @ 3/9/2020 3 September Becontree Primary Eastbrook School Eastbury Primary Five Elms Primary Furze Infants Gascoigne Primary George Carey Church of England Primary Godwin Primary Goresbrook School Leys Primary Monteagle Primary Northbury Primary Parsloes Primary Ripple Primary Riverside Bridge Rose Lane Primary Rush Green Primary Southwood Primary St Margaret’s Church of England Primary Thames View Junior Thomas Arnold Primary Warren Junior 4 September Becontree Primary Eastbrook School Eastbury Primary Five Elms Primary Furze Infants Gascoigne Primary George Carey Church of England Primary Godwin Primary Goresbrook School Leys Primary Monteagle Primary Northbury Primary Parsloes Primary Ripple Primary Riverside Primary Rose Lane Primary Rush Green Primary Southwood Primary St Margaret’s Church of England Primary Thames View Junior Thomas Arnold Primary Trinity School Warren Junior 7 September Goresbrook School St Margaret’s Church of England Primary 11 September James Cambell Primary 18 September Riverside Bridge 23 September Riverside Bridge 25 September Village Infants William Ford Church of England Junior School closures 2020/21 updated @ 3/9/2020 2 October Marsh Green Primary 5 October William Bellamy Primary 23 October Becontree Primary Dagenham Park Church of England School Eastbury Community School Gascoigne Primary Godwin Primary Grafton Primary Hunters Hall Primary Jo Richardson Community School Parsloes Primary Riverside Primary Riverside Secondary Southwood Primary St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Barking St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Dagenham Sydney Russell School Valence Primary 2 November George Carey Church of England Primary Goresbrook School Grafton Primary James Cambell Primary Richard Alibon Primary Roding Primary Rush Green Primary St Peter’s Catholic Primary St Vincent’s Catholic Primary The St Teresa Catholic Primary 13 November All Saints Catholic School William Bellamy Primary 20 November Beam Primary 27 November Furze Infants Ripple Primary Robert Clack School Warren Junior 30 November Eastbrook School Grafton Primary Robert Clack School The Warren School 17 December Northbury Primary Trinity School 18 December Beam Primary (half day) Becontree Primary Northbury Primary St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Barking St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Dagenham The St Teresa Catholic Primary Valence Primary Trinity School School closures 2020/21 updated @ 3/9/2020 SPRING TERM 2021 Term begins 4 January and ends on 1 April Half Term 15 – 19 February 4 January 2021 All Saints Catholic School Dorothy Barley Infant Dorothy Barley Junior Eastbrook School Five Elms Primary Furze Infants Gascoigne Primary Godwin Primary Goresbrook School Grafton Primary Henry Green Primary Hunters Hall Primary Marsh Green Primary Mayesbrook Park School Richard Alibon Primary Rush Green Primary Southwood Primary St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Barking St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Dagenham St Margaret’s Church of England Primary St Peter’s Catholic Primary St Vincent’s Catholic Primary Thames View Infants The St Teresa Catholic Primary Thames View Junior Thomas Arnold Primary Village Infants William Bellamy Primary William Ford Church of England Junior 5 January Dorothy Barley Infant Dorothy Barley Junior Henry Green Primary Hunters Hall Primary Richard Alibon Primary 6 January Henry Green Primary 7 January Henry Green Primary 8 January Henry Green Primary 29 January Eastbrook School 12 February Parsloes Primary Valence Primary 22 February Goresbrook School Hunters Hall Primary Marsh Green Primary Rush Green Primary 1 April Marsh Green Primary Roding Primary Southwood Primary School closures 2020/21 updated @ 3/9/2020 SUMMER TERM 2021 Term begins on 19 April and ends on 23 July Half Term 31 May – 4 June 19 April Dorothy Barley Infant Dorothy Barley Junior Goresbrook School Marsh Green Primary Parsloes Primary Thames View Infants The St Teresa Catholic Primary Village Infants 4 May St Vincent’s Catholic Primary 12 May Thames View Infants 13 May Barking Abbey School Thames View Infants 28 May Becontree Primary George Carey Church of England Primary Northbury Primary Ripple Primary Roding Primary 7 June Furze Infants John Perry Primary Monteagle Primary Richard Alibon Primary St Peter’s Catholic Primary Thames View Infants The St Teresa Catholic Primary Thomas Arnold Primary Village Infants Warren Junior William Ford Church of England Junior 18 June Five Elms Primary Leys Primary 28 June Beam Primary 9 July Beam Primary 16 July Barking Abbey School 19 July All Saints Catholic School Barking Abbey School Beam Primary (half day) Eastbury Community School Greatfields School John Perry Primary Jo Richardson Community School Manor Infants Manor Longbridge Riverside Bridge Riverside Primary Riverside Secondary Sydney Russell School School closures 2020/21 updated @ 3/9/2020 Thames View Junior The Warren School 20 July All Saints Catholic School Barking Abbey School Eastbury Community School Greatfields School James Cambell Primary John Perry Primary Jo Richardson Community School Manor Infants Manor Longbridge Riverside Bridge Riverside Primary Riverside Secondary Sydney Russell School Thames View Junior The Warren School 21 July All Saints Catholic School Barking Abbey School Eastbury Community School Greatfields School James Cambell Primary John Perry Primary Jo Richardson Community School Manor Infants Manor Longbridge Riverside Bridge Riverside Primary Riverside Secondary Robert Clack School Sydney Russell School Thames View Junior The Warren School 22 July All Saints Catholic School Barking Abbey School Beam Primary Dorothy Barley Infant Dorothy Barley Junior Eastbury Community School Five Elms Primary Greatfields School James Cambell Primary John Perry Primary Jo Richardson Community School Leys Primary Manor Infants Manor Longbridge Village Infants Mayesbrook Park School Riverside Bridge Riverside Primary Riverside Secondary Robert Clack School Roding Primary St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Barking School closures 2020/21 updated @ 3/9/2020 St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Dagenham St Peter’s Catholic Primary St Vincent’s Catholic Primary Valence Primary The Warren School Thames View Junior Trinity School William Bellamy Primary William Ford Church of England Junior 23 July All Saints Catholic School Barking Abbey School Beam Primary Dorothy Barley Infant Dorothy Barley Junior Eastbury Community School Five Elms Primary Gascoigne Primary George Carey Church of England Primary Godwin Primary Goresbrook School Grafton Primary Greatfields School Hunters Hall Primary James Cambell Primary John Perry Primary Jo Richardson Community School Leys Primary Manor Infants Manor Longbridge Marsh Green Primary Mayesbrook Park School Richard Alibon Primary Ripple Primary Riverside Bridge Riverside Primary Riverside Secondary Robert Clack School Roding Primary St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Barking St Joseph’s Catholic Primary Dagenham St Peter’s Catholic Primary St Vincent’s Catholic Primary Sydney Russell School The St Teresa Catholic Primary Thomas Arnold Primary Trinity School Valence Primary Village Infants The Warren School William Bellamy Primary William Ford Church of England Junior School closures 2020/21 updated @ 3/9/2020 .
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