Heads Up
Friday 27th March 2026
CEO’s Welcome
Dear Colleagues,
What a joy it was over the last week to see so many excited children and staff celebrating Eid. On behalf of all of us at the Trust, we wish you Eid Mubarak!
This year, the holy month of Ramadan and the Christian season of Lent took place at the same time. I know many of you will be looking forward to celebrating Easter with your families and on behalf of all of us, if you are celebrating, we wish you a very Happy Easter.
For all of us, today is the end of the Spring term. It's been a long and challenging term for many and we're all in need of rest and relaxation. I send every good wish to you and your families.
Best wishes,
Tom
Tom Canning CBE
Attendance
Attendance Data
Below is the attendance and persistent absence data from across the Trust for the period of 02 Mar 2026 and 19 Mar 2026
Monega
Rosetta
Chess Competition
This week, our pupils enjoyed taking part in the Boleyn Trust chess competition, competing confidently against pupils from seven of our sister schools a fantastic opportunity for our year 5 and Year 6 pupils to shine and challenge themselves.
Thank you to New City for hosting.
Meeting of The Standards Committee and Trustee Tour of Cleves
Each term a committee of the Boleyn Trust Trustees meet to support and challenge trust leaders on school standards, as well as the performance of the Teaching School Hub.
The Trustees prefer to meet in person and this time they chose Cleves Primary School.
After presentations from the Director of Primary (Deputy CEO Sarah Lack) and the Director of the Teaching School Hub (Craig Lilleyman) - the trustees were treated to a tour of Cleves conducted by the Head Teacher - Liza Christofides.
Meeting of The Standards Committee and Trustee Tour of Cleves
The Tour of Cleves Primary School was thoroughly enjoyed by the Trustees:
John Rolfe MBE
Nina Panayis (Chair or the Board)
Rosemary Tehrani
Patricia Regis
Commonwealth Choir
Cleves Commonwealth Choir had a wonderful opportunity to take part in a special event alongside pupils from several other schools The children worked hard to learn their songs and performed beautifully, showing great enthusiasm It was a fantastic experience for the pupils to sing as part of a much larger choir and celebrate music together with other young singers We are very proud of their effort, confidence and excellent behaviour throughout the event
Nursery Learning: Life Cycles
This week in Nursery, pupils learned about minibeasts with a focus on the life cycle of a caterpillar They explored each stage of the cycle from egg to caterpillar, cocoon and butterfly to understand how living things grow and change Pupils had opportunities to investigate minibeasts in our sensory trays, describing what they noticed and discussing key features
To end the week, pupils took part in a minibeast hunt in the garden, carefully searching for creatures in their natural habitats and showing great curiosity as they explored outdoors
Exploring Positional Language in Maths
TThis week, our pre-formal learners in Pathways 1 developed their understanding of positional language through practical, hands-on activities They explored terms such as on, under, in, out, beside and next to In PE, children stepped onto different levels, moved in and out of tunnels, went down slides, and explored positions around the school These experiences strengthened their mathematical understanding while supporting movement, coordination, and spatial awareness in an engaging way
Semi-Formal Pathways
Semi formal pupils in Pathways had a wonderful experience interacting with the baby ducklings. They gently stroked their soft feathers, observed how they moved and explored and watched them swim. Throughout the activity, the pupils showed great care and responsibility, demonstrating their 5Cs as they handled the ducklings. This experience helped them build confidence, develop empathy for animals and engage their senses while learning about living things and how to care for them.
Staff Accolade: The Admin Team
Our admin team are often described as the glue that holds everything together — and for good reason Megan, Sandra, Sabiha and Nadia form a dynamic, dedicated and endlessly reliable team whose hard work keeps our school running smoothly every single day
Staff Accolade
We want to celebrate our amazing cleaner, Lorraine, who goes above and beyond every single day. Her hard work, kindness and dedication make our school shine—literally and figuratively! Thank you, Lorraine, for all that you do.
Alumni Yasaye Njai
In a heart warming story of success and dedication, former Tollgate pupil Yasaye has returned to the Boleyn Trust as an inspiring educator. Now in her second year of teaching at Monega Primary School, she is already making a significant impact on pupils, staff and the wider school community.
Once a committed learner at Tollgate, Yasaye has carried her passion for education into her teaching career. Colleagues describe her as enthusiastic, reflective and highly driven qualities that have enabled her to flourish in her role.
Her journey from Tollgate pupil to successful Monega teacher serves as an inspiring reminder to current pupils across the Trust: with resilience, support and ambition, they can achieve extraordinary things.
Science WeekScience Fair
Our annual Science Fair was held this week. Pupils from all year groups, along with their parents, presented some fascinating Science projects. The pupils and parents who attended the Science Fair were astounded at what they saw and the feedback received was very positive. Thank you to all children and parents for who contributed to the event.
Science WeekMicroscopes
Children at Monega Primary were thrilled to borrow a full set of microscopes just in time for Science Week. They explored a wide range of materials leaves, fabric, sugar, bugs and more first using handheld magnifiers and then examining them again under larger, high-powered microscopes. The children were amazed by the differences they could see and loved discovering the hidden details of the world around them. It was a fantastic hands on experience that broughtscience to life!
World Book Day
Pupils at Monega celebrated World Book Day and dressed up as their favourite book character. The school was transformed into a vibrant world of imagination. Pupils proudly shared the stories behind their costumes, talking about the characters they love and the books that inspire them. Teachers joined in the fun too, creating a wonderful atmosphere that celebrated the joy of reading.
Year 3 and 4 Camp
Children in Years 3 and 4 enjoyed an unforgettable adventure this week as they took part in an overnight camping experience at school Children took part in a treasure hunt, racing around the school in teams to uncover hidden surprises They also toasted marshmallows around a fire pit and had a chance to explore the soft playroom Teachers praised the pupils for their enthusiasm, teamwork, and resilience throughout the event Many children said it was the “best night ever ”
Chess Tournament
A group of enthusiastic pupils from Monega Primary School had the exciting opportunity to visit New City Primary School this week, accompanied by Mr Terry, to take part in an inter school chess tournament
From the moment the games began, the atmosphere in the room was remarkable Pupils demonstrated superb behaviour and sportsmanship—the room fell completely silent as each player focused on their next strategic move Before every match, opponents shook hands politely, setting a wonderfully respectful tone for the competition
Throughout the tournament, our pupils played with confidence, resilience and great maturity They challenged one another thoughtfully, supported their peers, and represented Monega with pride
We are extremely proud of every child who took part Their conduct and sportsmanship were a credit to the school, and they returned with smiles, new experiences, and even stronger chess skills
Boleyn Trust Chess Tournament
Last week New City hosted the second annual Boleyn Trust chess tournament in partnership with ‘Chess in Schools’. The tournament took place over the afternoon with schools from within the trust playing five rounds of point scored chess. All of the children played with sportsmanship and enjoyment and for the second year in a row Rosetta Primary School lifted the Boleyn cup! Well done to everyone who took part and we look forward to welcoming you again next year.
Commonwealth Choir
On March 9th, the Commonwealth choir participated in Commonwealth day at a commemoration ceremony held at the Memorial Gates in London. New City choir joined other schools to sing alongside a band during the ceremony to celebrate the diversity and unity of the Commonwealth. The choir sang beautifully, earning praise from the ambassadors and dignitaries who heard them sing.
World Book Day
We had an amazing World Book Day filled with joy, creativity and a love of reading¬! The children made a fantastic effort with their costumes and activities, and it was wonderful to see everyone so excited about books. Classrooms were buzzing with enthusiasm as pupils immersed themselves in stories, shared their favourite books and celebrated the pleasure of reading. It was truly inspiring to see our young readers taking such pride in their reding journeys.
Cheerleading
Last Friday our New City Wildcats cheerleading squad took part in a Newham run cheerleading competition at the Excel Historically the Wildcats have struck gold and success, winning championship after championship Once again our amazing team saw off the challenge of nine other schools to bring home the championship once again! Go Wildcats!
Eid Celebration
Our school community came together for a vibrant Eid celebration filled with joy, unity, and cultural pride in our Family Centre Families enjoyed a delicious spread of traditional foods, lively music, and warm conversations that brought neighbours and friends closer together The event showcased the rich traditions of Eid, offering children and adults the chance to share stories, learn about diverse customs, and celebrate what makes our community special With laughter, colour, and a welcoming atmosphere, the evening truly reflected the spirit of togetherness It was a wonderful reminder of the strength found in our shared values and the beauty of our local community
Staff Accolade
Wendy Rainger our family support works tirelessly to support families across our community, ensuring every child feels happy, safe, and cared for She runs clubs, helps at lunchtime, and promotes wellbeing in all she does Recently, she championed several charity events, raising vital funds for a local hospice Wendy is truly invaluable
New City Alumni
Makala, once a proud pupil of New City, has returned as a dedicated teacher and our PSHE lead Only a couple of long standing staff members remember her school days but their identities remain secret! With her passion, talent, and commitment, Makala has a bright and inspiring career ahead here at New City
Science
Many of our year groups have been taking part in different Science projects over the last week
Years 1 & 5 have joined in with the interactive live BBC lessons which the children enjoyed Year 5 then carried out experiments with small parachutes that they had made Their first attempt was to drop them from our roof terrace however the wind was a bit too strong and carried them away! The second attempt was made inside school and as the pictures show, it was a big success!
World Book Day
Ravenscroft celebrated World Book Day with many of our children and staff all dressing up as their favourite book character. Our Nursery children especially enjoyed their first experience of coming to school dressed in something different to their normal uniform!
Reception Mosque Visit
Our Reception pupils visited our local Mosque in connection with what they have learnt about Islam over the last term. They had a tour of the building and listened to some recitations of the Quran. They were gifted goodie bags at the end of the visit.
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Year 1 have been learning about Shabbat and how Jewish people celebrate by eating Challah bread and wine. For this lesson, children ate their own bread and blackcurrant juice.
Eid Celebrations
Nursery celebrated Eid this week by creating their own pictures of the crescent moon and a star using tissue paper. Every child was gifted a lollypop at the end of the day.
Faith in Schools
IFaith in Schools came in to present a lesson on Jesus’ example. They discussed how did Jesus set an example for others to follow? Through role play, they experienced a key moment of Jesus’ teaching. After this, the children talked about ways that Christians try to follow his example today
Ravenscroft Alumni
Ravenscroft Alumni – Joe Powell
Joe attended Ravenscroft between 2001 and 2010.
Joe joined West Ham United at the age of eight. He signed his first professional contract with the club in January 2015, and signed a renewed three-year deal in May 2016.
On 26 September 2018, Joe made his first team debut in an 8–0 victory in the EFL Cup against Macclesfield Town at the London Stadium.
He signed for Burton Albion on 14 January 2020 where he stayed until May 2024. He currently plays for Rotherham United .
Staff Member Toni Martin –Attendance Leader
Toni joined us at Ravenscroft nearly three years ago. She works really close with parents, children and staff to improve everyone’s wellbeing. Toni has recently taken on the roll of Attendance Lead and is pleased to be doing so and is loving every minute of it!
Toni really is a star!
Year 6 D&T
This term in DT, the year 6 children have been engineering and have built electric locomotives Their ingenuity has been impressive, and they have shown determination and accuracy to ensure the success of their projects
It has been wonderful to see the children work in teams, collaborating effectively for a common goal
Well done year 6 for being successful with an ambitious project
Year 5 D&T
This term in Design Technology, Year 5 have been designing and creating their own Anderson shelters using only recycled materials, working over three lessons to model with clay, construct their shelters, and finally paint and decorate them. Following a clear design brief, pupils ensured their shelters were strong and stable, correctly shaped with an arched roof and entrance, neatly presented, and clearly showed how they would protect people during WW2, all while demonstrating creativity and problem solving. Their final models look fantastic have a look at the photos to see some brilliant examples and next week the children will complete the design process by evaluating their work.
Year 4
This week the children enjoyed their second week at swimming - Although it was tough at first, many progressed and developed their swimming abilities in a short period of time. In our curriculum lessons we have been learning about the Islamic civilisation and its influence in the modern day in medicine, hygiene and education. The children designed a poster on the Abbasid caliphate and the round city.
Chess Tournament
Rosetta Primary is delighted to announce that our pupils have once again triumphed at the Boleyn Trust Chess Tournament, held on 17 March 2026 This is only the second year the tournament has taken place - and the second year in a row that Rosetta has secured the top spot!
Our team represented the school brilliantly Their focus, strategic thinking, and calm problem solving under pressure were evident throughout every match Each pupil demonstrated determination, resilience, and excellent sportsmanship
The competition offered a fantastic opportunity for our children to further develop their chess skills within a highly competitive environment Their hard work and preparation clearly shone through, as Rosetta Primary finished with a strong and decisive lead in points
A huge congratulations to all our talented players - we are incredibly proud of you!
Year 1 Stone Age
Year 1 have been learning about the Stone Age. We have been immersing ourselves into Stone Age life and have been pretending to be living in their shoes. We practised flint knapping which proved to be trickier than we imagined and we also practised making our own jewellery like they did in the Stone Age. We used clay whereas they would use stones or animal teeth/bones. It was a fun experience that the children explained they would much prefer living in the present than in the Stone Age.
Alumni
Phoebe Durojaiye attended Rosetta Primary School from 2007 until 2013. She is now a doctor in Salisbury after graduating from the University of York. At school, Phoebe was a very intelligent young lady as well as being athletic and funny; she was full of life! And judging by her instagram account, she hasn’t changed one bit! Well done Phoebe for being an inspirational young woman!
Employee of the Month Shannon Henry
Rosetta Primary School's Employee of the Month is a truly valued member of our team, whose dedication and enthusiasm shines through in everything she does. She consistently goes above and beyond to support both staff and pupils, always stepping in with a positive attitude and a willingness to help wherever needed. The amount of flexibility she has demonstrated in her role is incredible and highly appreciated. She has built wonderfully strong relationships with the children, who clearly feel safe, supported, and inspired in her presence. You are a fantastic role model and a much-appreciated part of our school community. Thank you for being you Shannon.
World Book Day
World Book Day was such a joyful and memorable occasion for our pupils Many children worked incredibly hard on their costumes and they looked fantastic Children created their own stories, shared their favourite stories with their peers too
Winners for best dressed book character in KS2:
Humairah & Hooriya 6B
Ayden & Salwa 6I
Heldana & Mariya A 6E
Khadeejah & Israfil 5SA
Sneh & Adrianah 5P
Sara & Taalia 5B
Yamin & Hareem 4K
Inaaya & Isa 4M
Zeynep & Zayyan 4B
Bhakti & Umar Adam 3E
Yusuf & Sofia 3W
Aidan & Hawra 3K
Best dressed teachers voted by the pupils - Miss Edgar 1 Place, Miss Writer 2 place & Mr Turner 3 place st nd rd
Year 6
In Year 6, we have been learning about where food comes from and the different benefits of food groups by studying Greek Mezes We recently created our own mezes using shop bought ingredients and evaluated them on taste, texture, nutritional value and appearance This will inform our decisions when we come to making our own mezes later
Year 5
In Year 5, the children have been learning about a range of forces In this investigation they were exploring buoyancy They first made predictions about which objects they thought would sink or float They explained their ideas about how gravity and water resistance would act on each object Then they carried out the practical to see if their predictions were accurate Some of the children were surprised to see the sponge float so they suggested leaving it in the water over night to see if it would soak up the water, which they believed would make it denser and then it would sink
Year 3
In PSHE, the children were learning about friendships They worked in groups to discuss features of a healthy and unhealthy friendship The children thought of keywords to describe a healthy and positive friendship/relationship to write inside the house, and wrote keywords for an unhealthy friendship outside the house
Theatre –Wicked Performance
Our Year 6 pupils had a fantastic opportunity to visit the Apollo Victoria Theatre where they watched the hit musical Wicked. This unforgettable experience brought learning to life and inspired pupils through its powerful storytelling, music and performance. The trip was an exciting and memorable experience that pupils will be talking about for a long time. The children were truly blown away by the set design, the staging effects, dramatic lighting and vibrant costumes. As part of their wider cultural experiences, pupils developed an excellent understanding of live production and the arts. This will support their own learning for the Summer term when they begin to study the work of Shakespeare in English as well as help them prepare for their End of Year production.
Nursery
The Nursery children have been exploring Ramadan and Easter as part of their learning in Understanding the World They have been finding out about how different families and communities celebrate these festivals, recognising similarities and differences between traditions The children have shown curiosity about practices such as fasting, sharing food, helping those in need, and developing positive habits, and they have begun to talk about why these are important to some people
Safer Internet Week
Year 3's computing lesson covered Safer Internet Day The theme this year was 'Smart Tech, Safe Choices ' The children were introduced to smart tech like voice assistants and Ai To consolidate their learning the children completed quizzes on Purple Mash on how to safely use smart tech
Reception
RA have been very busy making cats with paint and forks We have been reading Tabby McTat by Julia Donaldson which has been a huge inspiration for the children They all tucked in and had a lot of fun Tabby McTat can now be viewed in different ways according to our artists' talents
Staff Accolade Mariam MamunNursery Practitioner
For making the nursery a truly magical place, every visitor who walks through the door is left in awe quite literally stopping in their tracks. The environment is exceptionally impressive, with carefully planned, meaningful activities that are not only aesthetically beautiful but also purposeful in supporting children’s development
Mariam consistently goes above and beyond, demonstrating unwavering diligence, care, and exceptionally high expectations It is because of her dedication and attention to detail that the nursery has become such an inspiring and exceptional space for both children and adults alike ‘ one of the best nurseries they have seen ’ - quote by many visitors
Year 4 Explore Future Careers with “Into Uni” Workshop
Year 4 pupils took part in an exciting and inspiring workshop called Into Uni, designed to introduce them to the world of careers and the skills needed for the future.
During the session, pupils learned about the difference between a career and a skill, helping them understand how the abilities they develop in school can influence the types of jobs they might choose later in life. The workshop encouraged children to begin thinking about their own strengths and how these could link to possible careers in the future.
The workshop was packed with hands-on activities and experiments, making learning both fun and engaging. One of the highlights was discovering the role of Foley artists the creative professionals who use everyday materials to produce sound effects for films and television. Pupils enjoyed experimenting with different objects to recreate sounds and learned how important creativity and problemsolving are in the film industry.
They also explored medical science by taking part in a practical investigation. They carried out an experiment to identify which liquids could be medicines and which were not, learning about careful observation and scientific testing along the way. The workshop helped pupils see how the skills they develop in school such as teamwork, creativity, problem-solving and curiosity can open doors to many different careers in the future.
Year 4 thoroughly enjoyed the experience and left the workshop feeling inspired to think about their future possibilities.
Spring Concert a Wonderful Success
rOur recent Spring Concert was a fantastic success and a wonderful celebration of music, community and the season of spring It was lovely to welcome so many parents, carers and family members, with some even travelling from far away to attend this special event
Every class in the school took part, performing a song to welcome spring and showcase their hard work and enthusiasm The hall was filled with joy as pupils sang confidently and proudly, creating a memorable experience for everyone who attended
The concert was a wonderful opportunity for families to come together and celebrate the children’s talents Each performance was warmly received, and it was clear how much effort had gone into preparing for the event The children should all feel incredibly proud of themselves for performing so beautifully
A huge thank you goes to all the staff, pupils and families who helped make the Spring Concert such a special and successful occasion It was a truly uplifting event and a lovely way to welcome the new season
World Book Day at Clara Grant
As part of our World Book Day celebrations this week, the whole school is taking part in a special Readathon The children have been setting themselves amazing reading challenges to help raise money for our local hospital, and we are so proud of their enthusiasm and generosity
A huge well done to all the children who have already raised so much your hard work is making a real difference Keep reading and keep going!
Comic Relief at Clara Grant
Comic Relief at Clara Grant Primary School was a wonderful celebration of generosity, community spirit and bright flashes of red across the school From the moment pupils arrived, the corridors were filled with excitement as children proudly wore red to show their support for this important cause Throughout the day, classes took part in activities that highlighted the value of kindness and helping others Laughter, energy and a strong sense of togetherness filled the school as pupils learned about the difference Comic Relief makes and why their participation matters Thanks to the incredibly kind donations from our families, we are proud to share that Clara Grant raised over £200 for Comic Relief This fantastic achievement will help support projects that improve the lives of children and families across the UK and beyond
Chinese New Year Celebrations
Clara Grant Primary School marked Chinese New Year with a vibrant celebration that gave children a rich and meaningful insight into Chinese culture. The day began with a special whole school assembly where pupils were treated to traditional Chinese dancing, singing and even an exciting display of kung fu. The energy and colour of the performances captivated everyone and created a memorable start to the festivities. Later in the day, Year 2 and Year 3 enjoyed hands on workshops that allowed them to explore Chinese traditions in more depth. One workshop introduced pupils to traditional Chinese painting, where they learned about brush techniques and symbolic imagery while creating their own artwork. Another workshop focused on mixed martial arts, giving children the chance to safely try movements inspired by classic kung fu forms. These sessions were engaging, active and full of curiosity. Throughout the celebrations, pupils were eager to learn and asked thoughtful questions about the customs, history and stories behind Chinese New Year. Their enthusiasm showed how valuable these cultural experiences can be in broadening understanding and fostering respect for different traditions.
Staff Accolade Debbie Collier
Support Staff
Debbie is a huge asset to Clara Grant, running breakfast club every morning, supporting children throughout the day and always being ready to help both pupils and staff.
Poetry, Passion and Pride at the Tower Hamlets Poetry Slam
Pupils from our school took to the stage with confidence and creativity at the recent Tower Hamlets Poetry Slam, competing against three other schools from across the borough in an inspiring celebration of young voices
The atmosphere was electric as each school showcased original poetry, but it was our children who truly shone Demonstrating exceptional courage and preparation, every all of our poets recited their work by heart Their performances were powerful, expressive and delivered with remarkable confidence, captivating both the audience and judges alike
What made the morning more special was the unwavering support shown by classmates Those not performing played an equally important role, cheering enthusiastically, encouraging their peers and representing the school with pride and maturity throughout the event
The children’s hard work and teamwork did not go unnoticed We were thrilled to receive two prestigious awards: Best Group Performance and Best Supporting Class a testament not only to the talent on stage, but also to the unity and spirit shown off it
Congratulations to all of our young poets for an unforgettable morning and for representing our school so brilliantly
Trust Chess Tournament
Well done to our talented chess players who recently represented Tollgate Primary at the annual Boleyn Trust Chess Tournament Competing against several schools across the trust, the team demonstrated fantastic focus, strategy, and sportsmanship throughout the event
We are proud to share that Tollgate Primary finished an impressive third place overall Special congratulations go to Sophia from 4S and Rafah from 6G, who both delivered standout performances and played exceptionally well across their matches
A big thank you to all the pupils who took part and represented the school so brilliantly We look forward to next year ’ s tournament
Year 3 Biscuit Making Activity
Our catering company, Caterlink, ensured our Year 3 children had a fantastic time this week by taking part in a hands-on biscuit making activity. They began by exploring the ingredients, talking about textures, smells, and how each element contributes to the final bake. Working in small groups, the pupils measured, mixed, and shaped their dough, developing both their teamwork and their practical life skills. Once the biscuits were in the oven, excitement filled the room as everyone waited to see how their creations would turn out. The finished biscuits were a great success beautifully baked, proudly decorated, and enjoyed by all. The session not only supported learning in maths, science, and fine motor skills but also encouraged creativity, confidence, and plenty of smiles.
Year 4 Easter Experience
The children of Year 4 enjoyed a valuable and engaging visit to the local church as part of our Easter learning During the trip, they were welcomed by church staff, who shared the key themes and traditions of the Easter story in an age-appropriate and meaningful way The children explored different areas of the church, asked thoughtful questions, and showed great respect throughout the visit They particularly enjoyed seeing the symbolic objects used during Easter and learning how they are linked to the events of Holy Week
The visit helped deepen the children’s understanding of the Christian celebration of Easter and provided a real-life context for their RE learning Their behaviour and curiosity were excellent, and they represented the school beautifully
South Africa Trip
Our team has arrived safely in South Africa after a smooth and comfortable flight. Spirits were high, and the journey gave everyone a chance to rest, reflect, and prepare for the exciting week ahead. Since landing, they’ve settled in incredibly well. The warm welcome and supportive environment have helped them feel at home right away. The group has already begun working closely with our partner school, forming strong connections with staff and pupils Early activities have been filled with energy, collaboration, and a shared sense of purpose The partnership work is already proving inspiring our team is learning as much as they are sharing, and the experience is giving everyone a deeper understanding of the rich culture, community, and educational life in South Africa. More updates will follow, but for now, everyone is safe, happy, and fully immersed in this incredible opportunity.
Staff Accolade Natalie Jacob
French Teacher/Designated Safeguarding Lead
Nathalie has been nominated for her excellent work keeping the school safe and holding people to account.
LDE Out and About...
Various recent school visits for:
ITT Lead Mentor visits
ECT Cause for Concern Visits
Induction School Quality Assurance Visits
This time the schools appear to be mostly in Havering - one of the London boroughs that we serve through our Teaching School Hub at London District East.
As part of our Appropriate Body Services, we also serve schools outside the TSH are, such as those you can see in Waltham Forest and Hackney.
Get into Teaching event at London Hilton Metropole
Rosetta Robinson (Director of Teacher Training) and Elana Roos O’Donoghue (LDE ITT Lead Mentor) were at the London Hilton Metropole on Saturday for the latest (and last) DfE Train to Teach event.
We attend to drum up applications for our Ambition Institute
Teacher Training programmes:
Primary (5-11) PGCE with QTS Full OR Part time
Secondary (12-16) PGCE with QTS Full time
Art and Design
Computing
English
French Geography
History
Maths
MFL – Spanish
Physical Education (PE)
Science – Biology
Science – Chemistry
Science – Physics
Train to teach?
If you know anyone with a degree who would be amazing as one our teachers of the future, then please ask them to come and talk to us about teacher training...
We also welcome school visits for potential trainees to any of our schools, so please get in touch.
Or contact our Director of Teacher Training directly: rosetta.robinson@londondistricteast.org
Meeting Registration - Zoom
