St Mary's Kilburn
Church of England Primary School
'Go shine in the world.'
“Staff care deeply about the wellbeing of all pupils in the school.”
“Clearly well-run, organised and a great focus on progress in learning.”
“School values such as integrity, honesty, determination and excellence guide the work of staff and pupils at this school.”
“Very welcoming and approachable if parents have questions.”
“Pupils rise to the challenges, develop as individuals and achieve very well.”
“The school really encourages children to try their best and treats everyone fairly.”
“Pupils are enthusiastic learners who focus intently on their learning.”
“Clearly well-run, organised and a great focus on progress in learning.”
(Ofsted Inspection Report, 2023)
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(Ofsted Inspection Report, 2023)
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(Ofsted Inspection Report, 2023)
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(Ofsted Inspection Report, 2023)
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Timetables for remote education
The priority should always be for schools to deliver high-quality face-to-face education to all pupils.
Remote education should only ever be considered as a short-term measure and as a last resort where in person attendance is not possible. In cases where it is not possible or contrary to government guidance for some or all pupils to attend face-to-face education, remote education will be provided
This might include:
- occasions when school leaders decide that it is not possible for their setting to open safely, or that opening would contradict guidance from local or central government
- occasions when individual pupils, for a limited duration, are unable to physically attend their school but are able to continue learning, for example pupils with an infectious illness
Pupils are provided a full timetable of learning, equivalent to the school day.