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St Martin-in-the-Fields High School for Girls 3. Daughters of parents of faiths other than the Christian faith who express a clear desire for a school with a religious foundation. (The Supplementary Form should be supported by a letter from a priest or religious leader.). 4. Girls with an exceptional medical or social need. This must be supported by written evidence from a specialist health. professional or social worker. 5. Girls whose parents have a particular wish for their daughter to be educated in an all-girls school. (If possible, a letter from the primary school Headteacher, a doctor or social worker should be sent with the Supplementary Form.) 6. The nearness of the home to the school. • If there are fewer qualified applicants for Open Places than places available in any of the ability bands, the unfilled places will become additional Foundation Places. Appeal arrangements Unsuccessful applicants will have the right to appeal against the decision to an Independent Admissions Appeals Panel established under the School Standards and Framework Act 1998. Independent appeals for this school are arranged by school staff, please telephone the school for an appeals form. How to apply 1 Applications must be made using the Common Application Form from your home borough by 31 October 2012. However, we are encouraging applicants to submit their application no later than the 26 October 2012 (i.e. the Friday before half term), to allow it sufficient time for processing and checking. 2 In addition the Supplementary Information Form at the back of this booklet must be completed and sent directly to St. Martin’s School by Friday 26 October 2012 Open evening Wednesday, 26 September 2012 5–8pm Open Saturday Saturday, 29 September 2012 10am–1pm Further opportunities to visit the school 11, 16 and 25 October 2012 9.15am Sixth form open evening Please contact the school for details and date Admission tests Saturday, 17 November 2012 56 SECTION 2 / SCHOOLS
Stockwell Park High School “This is an excellent school. Parents rightly feel that it gives their children every chance of succeeding in life” Ofsted November 2006 Introduction Stockwell Park High School is a mixed Academy with specialisms in Business and Enterprise and Training. We were designated `Outstanding' by Ofsted in 2006 and 2008. We are also a member of the Leading Edge programme, a national network of high-performing schools. In 2011, 72% of our pupils achieved GCSE grades A*–C in English and Mathematics, with 75% achieving five GCSE grades at A*–C or equivalent. Transformation opportunities “Students appreciate and enjoy the rich range of opportunities available to them.” Ofsted 2006 There is an exceptionally strong school ethos and we are proud of the way our specialisms permeate all aspects of school life. Our pupils are expected to demonstrate enterprise capability through decision-making, leadership, managing risk and problem-solving. Ample opportunities exist for pupils to develop these skills, both within the timetabled curriculum and beyond, through our extensive Academies Programme. Visitors to the school often comment on the calm, purposeful and well-ordered atmosphere. Educational environment We have an outstanding new building, with excellent facilities including state of the art ICT suites, Science Laboratories and a new sports hall, built and equipped to Sport England standards. The building was designed for yearbased learning on the small `school within a school' model with many opportunities for personalised learning and close pupil support. Academic development “Achievement in literacy and numeracy is outstanding.” Ofsted Every child who enters Stockwell Park High School should be aiming high because we will have high expectations of him/her. By providing a very broad curriculum tailored to pupils' individual needs, together with high-quality teaching, we expect our pupils to build on their achievements from primary school and fulfil their potential. As a Training School, we actively encourage the professional development of staff, enabling the school to stay at the forefront of educational progress. Curriculum “The school's specialism in business and enterprise has extended the opportunities available to pupils and is helping them to enter the world of work successfully.” Ofsted 2006 At Key Stage 3, pupils follow the national curriculum with a particular emphasis on the development of SECTION 2 / SCHOOLS 57
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