Redlands Primary School
Established | 1909 |
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Type | Primary school |
Religion | Non-denominational |
Headteacher | Ann O' Reilly |
Location |
Redmans Road Stepney Greater London E1 3AQ England |
Local authority | Tower Hamlets |
DfE URN | 100917 Tables |
Ofsted | Reports |
Students | 428 |
Gender | Mixed |
Ages | 3–11 |
Website | www.redlands.towerhamlets.sch.uk |
Redlands Primary School (often shortened to Redlands School) is a state-school in Tower Hamlets. It is a mixed school starting from the ages '3' going up to '11'. The school went through many phases, as opening at 1909, it was not a school. It was used from lots of different people. During the 1940s, it was a Jewish school, and previous records confirm that it was closed for Jewish festivals such as Hanukkah. It is located within the border of Stepney and Whitechapel.
The school
Redlands is a two form entry primary school with a successful open plan Foundation Stage Unit. The school is housed in a three storey Victorian building in Stepney in the East End of London.
School Prospectus
Redlands School has their own aim, and it is:
"Redlands School promotes high levels of achievement for all its pupils through effective teaching and high expectations".
"To this end we will"-
- Provide a broad curriculum incorporating the National Curriculum and Desirable Outcomes, that is regularly monitored and reviewed
- Provide a stimulating learning environment where learning is seen as exciting
- Develop skills and attitudes which foster independent learning and promote a positive self-image
- Promote an environment where success is celebrated and mistakes are acknowledged as a positive part of the learning process thus developing high levels of self-esteem
- Acknowledge the contribution that parents are making to their children's education and actively seek to strengthen our partnership with them
- Do all we can to promote equal opportunities in all aspects of school life
- Recognise that children with Special Educational Needs have an entitlement that allows for as full access to the curriculum as is possible
- Develop understanding and respect for all cultures and religions
- Ensure all staff have access to high quality professional development.
Governors
Redlands School has their own governors. The Governors of the school are responsible for staffing, finance, premises, curriculum and future planning of the school. The Governors work very closely with the Headteacher in making decisions about the school.
At Redlands there are 13 Governors: four are elected by the parents, two are appointed by the Local Education Authority, three are co-opted Community Governors, two are staff, one is a Sponsor Governor
The Headteacher is also a Governor.
Transport Information
- Nearest underground station - Stepney Green (District and Hammersmith and City lines)
- Bus Routes - 25 (Mile End Road) and 339 (Jamaica Street)