Wembley High Technology College Prospectus

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ACHIEVEMENT FOR ALL


“Overall, teaching is simply inspirational. Teachers create a very positive learning atmosphere where they ensure that students understand how to reflect on their work and to expect the most of themselves. Teachers are uncompromising in their efforts to ensure that pupils experience a rigorous and demanding curriculum.� Annual Review of Teaching, Brent Schools Partnership, April 2018


Welcome Wembley High Technology College is one of the highest performing schools in the country and we have been the highest achieving non-denominational school in Brent for many years. Nationally, the achievement of our pupils is exceptional; in 2017, our Progress 8 score of +1.65 has been recognised as the 2nd highest in the country by the Department for Education. Wembley High is, first and foremost, an outstanding learning community where academic excellence sits alongside the breadth of education. We believe in providing a structured and disciplined working environment in which all pupils can achieve their full potential. There is a very high standard of teaching across the school which, coupled with the strong work ethic, allows our pupils to flourish. Our broad, balanced and innovative curriculum is designed to stretch and challenge pupils to reach their goals, and there is a particular focus on English, maths and the sciences. All students benefit from the use of state-of-the-art facilities across the school and major investment in new facilities and resources, the best trained and qualified staff, and a culture of mutual respect. Spiritual, moral, social and cultural education sits alongside academic excellence at the heart of the school’s ethos. We offer a broad and ever-expanding range of extra-curricular activities to deepen and enhance learning, and provide an education that enables our students to gain places at the most prestigious universities across the country. We are very proud of the achievements of our pupils and to serve the local community. Throughout this prospectus, you will find further details of this success and why we believe Wembley High is a truly outstanding school for all pupils.

Amit Hathi Headteacher

“Outstanding leadership means that the school’s systems are of a high quality and implemented with a high degree of consistency.” Brent Schools Partnership Review, November 2017


Excellent Results IN 2017 The HIGHEST Progress score for maths in the COUNTRY (+2.09) The 2ND HIGHEST Progress 8 score in the COUNTRY (+1.65) SIXTH FORM Progress is in the TOP 1% of the COUNTRY 54% of all GCSE grades awarded were A*– A The top GCSE 5 A* – C including English and mathematics in Brent 2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

87%

92%

92%

89%

86%

90%

The highest English Baccalaureate (GCSEs in English, mathematics, sciences, humanities and a language) in Brent 2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

35%

63%

63%

78%

75%

77%

Categorised as an

Categorised as

Categorised as an

‘Outstanding School’

‘Outstanding’

‘Excellent School’

by Ofsted

by Challenge Partners March 2015

by Brent Schools Partnership, February 2017


“The curriculum is highly effective in allowing pupils to excel academically, while encouraging them to develop their skills.� Brent Schools Partnership Review, February 2017



Highly Qualified Staff Our students are taught by highly qualified and skilled staff who have mastery of their subjects.

Ms J. Bowen French and Spanish Degree: BA Modern Languages, University of Oxford MA in Translation and Interpreting Studies University of Manchester Interest: Linguistics

“My aim at Wembley High is to impart my love of languages to my students.”

Mr W. Wright

Deputy Headteacher Degree: Physics, University of Warwick Interest: I am fascinated with space and astrophysics. Learning about things which happened so long ago or so far away makes you realise the enormity of the universe

“Students at WHTC have a thirst for knowledge which really makes them enjoyable to teach. They want to understand how and why things work and the deep knowledge they get from this curiosity makes them very successful students.”

Mr X. Liu

Ms B. Albery

Biology

History

Degree: BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science King’s College, London MSc Molecular Biology and Pathology of Viruses Imperial College, London

Degree: BA (Hons) History, The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) Interest: The history of modern China

Interest: I am particularly interested in disease and infection, microbiology and virology

“Ambitious and independent thinking students with a real drive and thirst for knowledge.”

“Since joining the school a year ago, it was immediately recognisable how the pupils at Wembley High truly understand the value of education and are extremely motivated to achieve their full potential. It is a privilege to be in a position where I am able to guide them in meeting their academic goals in History.”


SUBJECT ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2017 SUBJECT

% OF A*– C or 9 – 4 GRADES

SUBJECT

% OF A*– C or 9 – 4 GRADES

Further Maths

100

Citizenship

94

History

100

ICT

93

French

100

Maths

92

Classical Civilization

100

Additional Science

92

Psychology

100

Geography

90

RS – Philosophy

100

English Language

88

English Literature

95

Business

86

Religious Studies

95

Graphic Products

84

Core Science

94

Music

84

F. Additional Science

94

Economics

82

Spanish

94

Drama

78

Ms K. Forbes

Ms F. Woolfe

Degree: MMath (Hons) Mathematics University of Reading

Degree: BA (Joint Hons) Mathematics and German University of Birmingham

Deputy Headteacher

Interest: Dynamical systems, fluid mechanics, advanced partial differential equations and vector calculus

“Our pupils’ thirst for knowledge and academic success is remarkable which makes teaching an absolute pleasure. I am proud to be able to facilitate their learning in many areas so that they can go on to lead successful lives.”

Assistant Headteacher

Interest: The concept of infinity, in particular exploring infinite series and sub-divisibility

“Students at Wembley High are hard-working and ambitious. It is a pleasure to work with such enquiring minds and help them to achieve their success.”


A*– A GRADES GCSE SUBJECTS SUBJECT

% OF A*– A or 9 – 7 GRADES

SUBJECT

% OF A*– A or 9 – 7 GRADES

French

97

Additional Science

58

Further Maths

92

English Literature

50

RS – Philosophy

87

Psychology

46

History

79

Core Science

37

Religious Studies

78

English Language

33

Maths

62

Economics

32

F. Additional Science

62

Business

28

Geography

60

Music

25

Spanish

59

“Leaders set very high standards for the school’s performance, and rigorously evaluate how well they are doing against these standards.” Brent Schools Partnership Review, February 2017

Ms S. Cruickshank

Mr T. Harris

Degree: BSc Biomedical Science Physiology University of Aberdeen

Degree: MEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering, University of Bath

Assistant Headteacher

Interest: Understanding homeostatic control mechanisms and the biochemistry of respiration is of particular interest to me

“Our students are resilient, resourceful and hard working. Their thirst for knowledge inspires me to stay ahead of the curve.”

Maths and Physics

Interest: I am interested in Machine Learning within the field of Artificial Intelligence

“Students at Wembley High are exceptionally hard working and motivated to succeed. It’s a pleasure to help develop their understanding and interest in the subject.”


AN OUTSTANDING CURRICULUM The strong academic ethos of Wembley High underpins a broad and balanced curriculum. Our fundamental belief is that pupils are entitled to an individually tailored curriculum that suits their personal needs.

We always ensure that pupils are provided with textbooks, resources and online tuition to supplement classroom learning and to develop pupils into creative, resilient and independent learners.

Key Stage 3 Curriculum (Years 7 and 8)

Key Stage 4 Curriculum (Years 9, 10 and 11)

Key Stage 5 Curriculum (Years 12 and 13)

There is an emphasis on English, Mathematics and Science and significant time is devoted to develop key competencies and the skills needed for GCSEs in Key Stage 4. In addition, pupils study a wide range of subjects including the arts, languages, humanities, ICT and RS.

At Key Stage 4, English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, Spanish, a Humanity, Science, Religious Studies, PE and ICT are compulsory. The other subjects form part of our options and the qualification types and hours spent studying each subject are tailored to the needs to each individual pupil.

At Key Stage 5, we offer a wide variety of courses that prepare pupils for university study. All subjects are studied for 5 hours / week and students will typically take 4 subjects in Year 12 and carry on with 3 subjects in Year 13. Pupils also have 1 hour / week of Personal Development lessons where they receive personalised tuition on study skills and support with their applications to university.

Art

Art GCSE Biology GCSE Business GCSE & BTEC

Art

A Level

Classical Civilisation GCSE

Biology

A Level

Drama

Computer Science GCSE

Business

A Level

English

Drama GCSE

Chemistry

A Level

Geography

English Language GCSE

Economics

A Level

History

English Literature GCSE

English Literature

A Level

ICT

French GCSE

French

A Level

Mathematics

Geography GCSE

Geography

A Level

Music

Graphic Products GCSE

History

A Level

PE

ICT Vocational

Mathematics

A Level

Religious Studies

Mathematics GCSE

Mathematics (Further) A Level

Citizenship and PSHE

Science Spanish

Chemistry GCSE

Mathematics (Additional) FSMQ Music GCSE & BTEC PE BTEC Philosophy GCSE Photography GCSE Physics GCSE Religious Studies GCSE Science (Combined) GCSE Spanish GCSE

Physics

A Level

Psychology

A Level

Religious Studies

A Level

Sociology

A Level

Spanish

A Level


Ensuring the Best Start We have a Wembley High way of doing things that works. We enable students and parents to make a smooth transition which is enjoyable and successful. We operate a setting policy and pupils are placed in specially tailored groups to ensure that every child makes maximum progress. Parents can track their child’s attendance, behaviour and achievements online. A dedicated Year Leader is available to make sure pupils settle in quickly, understand the routines and expectations and begin achieving academic excellence. Our behaviour policies are firm and we expect parents to support our high standards of uniform, behaviour and academic excellence.

“School leaders are knowledgeable about the latest safeguarding requirements and the potential risks to their pupils. Systems to keep pupils safe are embedded throughout the school. Leaders are meticulous in their monitoring of pupils’ safety and well-being.” Ofsted Inspection, February 2018

Ms E. Glass

Mr T. Birtles

Degree: Cell Biology, Durham University

Degree: BA Philosophy, MA English Literature The University of Warwick

Science

Interest: Human Biology is an area of great interest in particular Health and Disease because it is so applicable to everyday life

“Students create such a positive learning environment due to their high levels of motivation and commitment making teaching at Wembley High a pleasure.”

Religious Studies

Interest: I am primarily interested in twentieth century existential philosophy, the works of German romantics and their contribution to the climate of atheism and secularism in western Europe

“Pupils at Wembley High always impress me with their thirst for knowledge in spiritual matters and their ability to form incredibly sophisticated philosophical arguments from a very early stage at the school.”


A SCIENCE FOCUS Wembley High has a vibrant and energetic Science Department with a team of highly qualified teachers who have worked at the forefront of their fields. In Years 7 and 8, pupils master core scientific knowledge whilst also developing their investigative skills which form the building blocks for GCSE courses that start in Year 9. Almost all of our pupils study for the Higher Tier GCSE and we are able to offer nearly half of our pupils the opportunity to study separate sciences. The sciences are the most popular A-Level choices for our pupils and we have built a reputation for outstanding results over many years. Our highly qualified staff provide individual tuition to all pupils in Year 12 and 13 and are able to stretch and challenge our brightest pupils to reach academic excellence through additional intervention and support. Our connections with the top universities have allowed students to gain experience in innovative research laboratories. Every year a substantial number of our Sixth Form pupils go on to read Science, Engineering or Medicine degrees at the most prestigious universities.


“Your school is amongst the top state-funded schools in England for the percentage of pupils entering the core academic subjects included in the English Baccalaureate. These subjects are vital for giving pupils the best start in life and ensuring they have the widest range of opportunities available to them.” Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP (Minister of State for School Standards), March 2017

Mr A. Masheter

Ms E. Connor

Degree: MChem Chemistry, University of Oxford MA Leadership in Education, University of Manchester

Degree: BSc Biology (Animal Science), University of Leeds

Assistant Headteacher

Biology

Interest: Comparative animal physiology and pathology

Interest: I have written four research publications in the field of carbon nanotube technology and their applications

“Pupils at Wembley High have an unparalleled desire to succeed and I am continually impressed with the incredible work ethic they display in order to achieve their very high ambitions.”

“The pupils at Wembley High are very ambitious with a real drive to succeed. It is a delight to be able to share my passion for my subject with such engaged and enthusiastic individuals.”


“Across years, students show a love for their subjects. This is particularly noteworthy in mathematics, English and science. A systematic approach to the teaching of these subjects results in excellent progress for students from all starting points.� Annual Review of Teaching, Brent Schools Partnership, April 2018


A MATHEMATICS FOCUS Wembley High has one of the country’s leading Mathematics Departments. In 2017, we achieved the highest maths progress score of +2.09 in the country. Our pupils progress more between Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 4 than any other school in the country. The Maths Department not only succeeds at GCSE but also has been placed in the top 1% of schools nationally for A-Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics. We recognise that having strong qualifications in GCSE and A-Level Mathematics are essential for the best universities and career paths; therefore, we have dedicated resources to ensuring that our students achieve the highest possible grades. Our pupils participate in various extra curricular activities including the UK Maths Challenge, STEP/MAT preparation classes, enrichment classes at King’s College, London and Maths masterclasses at the Royal Institute. Pupils from KS3 through to KS5 also take part in visits to universities in order to develop them further into well-rounded high-achieving mathematicians.

“All teachers are subject specialists who demonstrate excellent levels of subject knowledge. Their confidence and expertise gain them the respect of students. All lessons are very well planned... Students say they really enjoy their lessons.” Ofsted Subject Inspection, 2011

Mr S. Cummins

Ms J. Shelton

Degree: Mathematics BSc University of Warwick

Degree: Ba (Hons) Mathematics and Education, Cardiff University

Interest: Number Theory, Differential Equations

Interest: Pure Maths (particularly trigonometry) graphs, equations and identities

Mathematics

“The students at Wembley High are exceptionally hardworking and endeavour to succeed in everything they do.”

Assistant Headteacher

“Each and every student at Wembley High has the opportunity to feel successful in every subject. It is the experience of that feeling that drives them to become dedicated and resilient students who have bright futures ahead of them.”


ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Our approach to teaching English is both traditional and innovative, with a highly specialised curriculum for Year 7 and 8 that adopts a systematic approach to developing skills in reading and writing as well as speaking and listening. We are passionate about promoting the enjoyment of reading and all Year 7, 8 and 9 students are given a book to keep every term as a part of the Wider Reading Programme. Our pupils participate in programmes such as First Story and LAMDA which foster creativity, literacy and talent. Our students work with high profile authors such as Mark Haddon, Philip Pullman and the former Poet Laureate, Andrew Motion, resulting in their work being published.

“Teachers use their excellent subject knowledge and passion for their subjects to enthuse pupils with a love of learning. This ensures that pupils know how to succeed in their subjects.” Teaching, Learning and Assessment Report, April 2017

Ms H. Jones

Ms E. Frazier

Degree: English Literature and Philosophy (BA Hons), Leadership (MA) Leeds University and University College London

Degree: BA English Literature and History, University of Oxford

English

Interest: I am passionate about studying the literature of Austen, the Bronte sisters and Dickens

“The pupils at Wembley High are a delight to teach as they are well behaved, hardworking and motivated to achieve.”

English

Interest: Romantic poetry, Witchcraft in 17th century Europe, Tudor pamphlets

“Wembley High pupils are thoughtful and imaginative. They teach me new things every day too!”




Outstanding Progress We believe in ensuring all pupils realise their full potential and excel in whatever they choose to pursue. We set aspirational targets for all pupils and monitor their progress rigorously and offer any additional support necessary to ensure pupils succeed. We have developed extensive links with highly prestigious organisations and universities and they bring in their expertise to support our pupils. We are committed to using every opportunity to support and challenge our pupils.

The highest school in England with a Maths progress score of +2.09

2nd highest school in England with Progress 8 score of +1.65

6th highest school

in England for disadvantaged pupils with a Progress 8 score of +1.28

6th highest school

in England with English Baccalaureate progress score of +1.65

Mr E. Martin

Mr B. Harrison

Degree: BA Geography University of Southampton

Degree: BA (Hons) Geography University of Leeds

Interest: Development Geographies is an area of particular interest for me

Interest: I am fascinated by retail geography and it’s interactions with space, society and the ever changing economic and political landscape

Geography

“The students at Wembley High are exceptional in their high expectations of themselves, they are motivated to succeed.”

Geography

“A desire to engage, enquire and extend their learning beyond the classroom is what makes students at Wembley High an absolute pleasure to teach.”


EXTRA CURRICULAR The College gives students hundreds of opportunities outside the classroom. Some of our most popular trips and extra curricular activities from the last few years are listed below. Airbus Defence and Space UK Headquarters

UK Maths Team Challenge, Kings College London

River Thames Boat Cruise, London

AOL Ltd, London

Royal Academy, London

ARUP Office, London

First Story Writers Festival, Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford

Brainlabs (a digital marketing company), Introduction to Career Development, London

BioMedia Meltdown Project at the Linnean Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly

Bright Futures Residential Programme, Cambridge

Lords Cricket Ground

Circle Housing, Kings Cross, London Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge Jesus College, University of Cambridge

Classical Spectacular, Royal Albert Hall, London Royal Festival Hall, London Sam Wanamaker Theatre, London

Network Careers Event, New Scotland Yard

Ski Trip, Austria

Brilliant Club Graduation Event, University of Oxford

The National Gallery, London

PGL Activities Centre, Windmill Hill Place, East Sussex

Tate Modern, Art Trip, London

The Old Vic Theatre, London

Playhouse Theatre, London

In addition, there are numerous trips, visits and fixtures which are sports related, e.g. football, cricket, athletics, netball, etc.

Mr R. Knowles-Williams

Ms E. Woods

Degree: BA (Hons) French and English, University of Sussex

Degree: BA Management University of Sheffield

Interest: 20th century women’s history and the Holocaust

Interest: The impact of changes in the global economic environment on business and citizens

Assistant Headteacher

“Pupils at Wembley High want to be challenged, which pushes me to continually improve my teaching.”

Business

“Students at WHTC are both aspirational and inspirational. Their dedication and commitment to academic success is unparalleled.”



“Review of the Sixth Form Provision at Wembley High Technology College found that the Sixth Form was outstanding.” Brent Schools Partnership Review, February 2017


EXCELLENT RESULTS IN THE SIXTH FORM IN 2017 In 2017, Sixth Form Progress was in the top 1% of all schools in England. Subject

Percentage A*–C

Percentage A*–E

Applied Business

100

100

Economics

100

100

Further Mathematics

100

100

Mathematics

94

100

Physics

94

100

Psychology

92

100

Religious Studies

90

100

English Literature

87

100

Chemistry

86

100

Applied ICT

83

100

Sociology

83

100

Biology

80

98

Geography

78

100

History

69

100

Art and Design

50

100

Ms L. Cowley

Mr T. Best

Degree: Masters in Leadership (Institute of Education); BSc Mathematics University of Bristol

Degree: BA Modern Languages & Cultures, Durham University

Deputy Headteacher

Interest: Problem solving and understanding abstract concepts such as Infinity and Logic

“The students at Wembley High strive for academic excellence.”

Assistant Headteacher

Interest: Spanish and Latin American history and culture through film and literature

“What I like most about the students at this College is their drive and determination to master the most difficult concepts in each subject across the curriculum.”


Student Profiles

Ahad Merchant

Fatima Khan

AS Grades:

AS Grades:

Mathematics (A), Further Mathematics (A), Physics (A), Chemistry (A)

Biology (A), Chemistry (A), Economics (A), Mathematics (B)

University Destination:

University Destination:

Imperial College London, Mechanical Engineering

Kings College London, Medicine

Year 13

“My teachers all had exceptionally good subject knowledge. They made lessons interesting and challenging. I am now looking forward to taking all this knowledge and learning to university.”

Year 13

“From Year 7 to Year 13 my teachers always had high expectations of me. I enjoyed working with my teachers and peers to solve problems and prepare for the exams at the end of year. Teachers will always go the extra mile to make sure you are 100% prepared and ready to achieve the highest grades possible.”

Onyinye Ifeogwu

Hitik Jaihanta

GCSE Grades: 12A*s, 3As

GCSE Grades: 10A*s, 5As

AS Subjects:

AS Subjects:

Economics, English Literature, Mathematics, Further Mathematics

Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry

University Application 2019:

University Application 2019:

University of Cambridge, Economics

University Of Cambridge, Mathematics

Year 12

“The Sixth Form community of teachers and students is very supportive and friendly. We work hard and as a result are able to successfully apply to the best universities in the country.”

Year 12

“Being taught by such subject specialists enables us to learn complex concepts and achieve A* grades. I have been fully supported in my Cambridge application including weekly admission test preparation, support with my personal statement and mock interviews to ensure I am able to do my best at the final interview!”


SIXTH FORM SUCCESS Excellent A Level results enable students to gain places at the most prestigious universities. • 100% pass rate A*– E and 63% of all grades were A*– B • 81% of all grades were A*– C • ALPS grade 2 for A2 – OUTSTANDING • ALPS grade 3 for AS – EXCELLENT • Top 1% of Sixth Forms in the country for progress

For September 2018, 93% of pupils hold an offer from at least one Russell Group University, all pupils hold a university offer and 11 pupils hold an offer for medicine/dentistry. Popular universities include King’s College London, (54 offers), UCL (30 offers), Bristol (24 offers) and Warwick (19 offers). Our most popular courses include Biomedical Sciences (70 offers), Economics (34 offers), Engineering (33 offers) and Mathematics (33 offers).

University Destinations 2017 Accounting and Finance Brunel University London City, University of London Queen Mary University of London University of Hertfordshire Anthropology London School of Economics Art/Fine Art London Metropolitan University University of Southampton Biology Queen Mary University of London University of Bristol University of Portsmouth Biological Sciences Nottingham Trent University University of Leicester Biomedical Sciences Brunel University London Keele University Queen Mary University of London St George’s, University of London University of Kent University of Leicester University of Southampton Business and Management Brunel University London Queen Mary University of London University of Roehampton University of Surrey Business Mathematics & Statistics London School of Economics Chemical Engineering Imperial College London Queen Mary University of London Swansea University University of Surrey University College London

Child Nursing City, University of London University of Bedfordshire Civil Engineering Brunel University London Computer Science Brunel University London Cardiff University City, University of London De Montfort University King’s College London Queen Mary University of London University of York University College London Criminology and Sociology Royal Holloway, University of London Economics and Finance/ Accounting/ Mathematics/ Management London School of Economics Nottingham Trent University Queen Mary University of London University of Birmingham University of Kent University of Manchester University of Oxford Electronic and Information Engineering Imperial College London King’s College London Engineering Brunel University London Durham University University of Warwick English and Linguistics Queen Mary University of London

Games Design and Art University of Southampton

MORSE University of Warwick

History Brunel University London University of Kent

Nursing King’s College London

International Fashion Management & Marketing Coventry University Law Brunel University London London School of Economics Nottingham Trent University Queen Mary University of London Royal Holloway, University of London University of Birmingham Mathematics with Actuarial Science Queen Mary University of London Mathematics/ Mathematics with Computer Science Brunel University London University College London University of Southampton University of Cambridge

Pharmacy University College London Physics with Particle Physics Imperial College London Queen Mary University of London University of Warwick Professional Football Coaching and Management St Mary’s University, London Psychology Brunel University London Nottingham Trent University Royal Holloway, University of London University of Bristol University of Roehampton Robotics Engineering Queen Mary University of London

Management (International Business Economics) University of Manchester

Sociology (and Criminology) Brunel University London St Mary’s University University of Westminster

Mechanical Engineering City, University of London University of Birmingham University of Leeds University of Warwick

Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences Brunel University London Nottingham Trent University

Medical Physiology (Cardiovascular Science) Middlesex University

Environmental Sciences Brunel University London

Medicine King’s College London University College London

Forensic Investigation University of Leeds

Nutrition and Dietetics King’s College London

Theological Studies University of Roehampton Vet Science University of Bristol


MESSAGE FROM THE CEO/ EXECUTIVE HEADTEACHER I am delighted to be writing to you about Wembley North Brent School is a Multi-Academy Trust. The Trust comprises of the six form entry secondary school. At present, we are following schools: engaged with the DfE in - Wembley High Technology College designing a new school - East Lane Primary School that will allow students to - North Brent School (opening date to be confirmed) have exceptional learning Many of you will know about Wembley High’s long environment with the established reputation for academic excellence. ethos of Wembley High. Wembley High has been the highest achieving school North Brent School is being in Brent for many years. In 2017, Wembley High was planned and modelled on our successful systems and the 2nd highest achieving school in England with a processes at Wembley High. Progress 8 score of +1.65. For September 2018, we have Our mission for our schools is clear and simple; we received 1487 applications with 527 first choices for 210 provide a highly structured, disciplined working Year 7 places. environment in which every student receives high East Lane Primary School student results in Early Years, quality teaching and achieves his or her potential. We Year 1 Phonics and Key Stage 1 are amongst the highest make sure that our students make exceptional progress in Brent. As a new school we offer state-of-the-art and are successful at gaining entry into the best buildings and an opportunity for children to develop, universities. We want our students to have real choices succeed and embed the learning habits that will make in life because of their excellent education provided by our Multi-Academy Trust. them successful at Wembley High. I look forward to working with you.

Gill Bal OBE CEO/Executive Headteacher

“Ms Bal’s leadership of Wembley High Technology College, East Lane Primary School and now Wembley Multi-Academy Trust enables both staff and students to achieve exceptional outcomes. She has been recognised nationally for her many achievements, awarded an OBE for Services to Education, is a National Leader in Education and an Ofsted inspector.” Brent Schools Partnership, June 2018


“Wembley High Technology College is a really ‘Outstanding’ place to be. This popular and heavily oversubscribed school offers all its students the chance to succeed, and they clearly know and appreciate it.” Ofsted, September 2008


www.whtc.co.uk Tel: 020 8385 4800

Wembley High Technology College, East Lane, North Wembley HA0 3NT


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