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William Patten Primary School
Stoke Newington Church Street
London N16 0NX
Office Manager: Rita Quigley
SENDCo: Caitlin Shaw

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020 7254 4014

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To maintain the OFSTED grading of outstanding

Leadership and Management

  • To support returning subject leaders and monitor English and Computing (due to SL being on maternity leave) to ensure consistency in standards and fidelity to school policy and expectations
  • To induct a newly appointed ECT
  • To initiate SLT restructure after AHT reduction in hours
  • To further develop anti-racism training for teachers, support staff, governors, parents, and the wider school community
  • To further develop relationships with parents and provide more opportunities for parental engagement in school
  • To continue to manage and reduce the deficit budget

Quality of education

  • To implement the new Hackney SACRE Religious Education and Worldviews Scheme of work
  • To embed active learning and practical task design across the curriculum, developing the role of subject leaders as an integral part of the process
  • To establish an urban forest school provision, as a child centred, outdoor approach to learning to promote children’s holistic development and the development of  transferable skills from first-hand experiences

Behaviour and attitudes

  • To further develop consistently clear routines and expectations for behaviour around school at all times of the day
  • To further develop pupils’ understanding of discrimination and inclusion

Personal Development

  • To further promote equality of opportunity in both curriculum offer and additional opportunities for targeted families
  • To induct the newly appointed Place2Be School Project Manager
  • To further develop connections and partnerships with our local community

EYFS

  • To ensure the successful transition of the EYFS Lead post holder; maintaining outstanding standards, expectations, and parental engagement
  • To ensure that the pitch and focus of activities engages and promotes independent learning for key groups, particularly SEND and boys in EYFS (73% of Reception cohort boys)
  • To continue to develop writing and reading outcomes in EYFS
  • To link EYFS outcomes and incorporate the Hackney SACRE Religious Education and Worldviews SoW with the whole school curriculum map (2024 – 2025)
  • To improve outcomes in prime areas of learning
  • To further develop provision for children with complex social and medical needs in Reception