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Open Event October 2014

Tel: Welcome to our first open event!

Introductions Gina Thompson – Headteacher, Rutherford House School Steven Wade – Head of Bellevue UK Schools, BPET Director Sarah Ryan – BPET Project Director Simon Ward – BPET Finance & Operations Director Tom Legge – Lead Proposer, BPET Director

Agenda The story so far… Our site Our vision for Kilburn Grange School What will KGS be like for your child? How to (and why should you) apply?

Why Kilburn?

The story so far… Identified as one of four areas ideal for a BPET School Successful submission to DfE in May 2014 Successful applications in Dalston, Richmond and Barnet Warm welcome from Local Authority colleagues

The story so far… Clear critical path to 2015 opening Key policies approved by DfE School budget signed off by DfE Section 10 consultation concluded and with DfE Proceeding smoothly through DfE phases Funding Agreement signature scheduled for early 2015 Admissions now open and applications received What are we asking you to buy into?

Where will the school be?

Right here in award winning buildings on Priory Park Road NW6 7UJ

Update on the site Architects appointed Initial drawings reviewed Exploring collaborations with other local schools Plan for works to be complete in time for opening

Our vision

Bellevue Place Trust: Vision We believe children’s enjoyment and interest will be a key element in their success Our schools will plan learning meticulously to ensure all children make strong progress All our teachers will have Qualified Teacher Status Our schools will share resources and expertise with the community and other local schools

Bellevue Place Trust: Vision All our schools will have a Governing Body drawn from the local community Parents will be involved in the Governance of the school: Two parents elected to the Governing Body All parents will be warmly welcome and will be strongly supported through information meetings, the school website and regular reporting

What will the new school be like? All children welcome: no entry requirements, no fees Curriculum based on the National Curriculum and Bellevue Education’s own to create an inspiring programme of learning Strong focus on literacy and numeracy IT will be an important theme throughout

The School Day 7:45am – Breakfast club 8:20am – School gates open 8:40am – School day begins 3:20pm – School day finishes 4:20pm – After school clubs finish 6.00pm – After care finishes

Who will lead the school?

Introducing our Headteacher Current Deputy Head of Outstanding school in Stratford Part of the teaching profession for 15 years in Newham across 3 different schools, which were all graded good with elements of outstanding. Class teacher for 10 years, senior manager 6 years. Spent two years in the teacher training sector and achieved outstanding for the Graduate Teacher Programme at the SCITT in East London Schools (SCITTELS). Formed excellent relationships with the community, pupils at the school were part of the 2012 Olympic opening ceremony and they have taken part in subsequent projects related to the regeneration of the area, including the opening of the Queen Elizabeth Park in Stratford, East London where the pupils met Prince Harry.

“Having worked in inner city schools for over 15 years I am more than aware of the challenges that pupils face today. Choosing the first school for your child is probably the most important decision that you will make and you need to be confident Kilburn Grange is the right choice. Brand new facilities, state of the art technology, outstanding teachers and a Head Teacher you can trust in should help you to choose Kilburn Grange with confidence. I am very much looking forward to working with you to shape a future for your child and share in your pride as they become the eldest pupils at the school. I am committed to ensuring that Kilburn Grange provides the best possible start for our pupils. They will gain excellent knowledge, skills and understanding and be able to socialise in an intelligent, articulate and confident manner. They will be able to compete with the best, solve challenges and aspire to successfully pursue a career of their choice. I am extremely honoured to have been appointed Head Teacher Designate for Kilburn Grange School and look forward to meeting you all on 6 th November.” Helen Richardson, Headteacher Designate, Kilburn Grange School

Gina Thompson Headteacher Rutherford House School

Applying for a Place Kilburn Grange is within Brent Local Authority coordinated admissions Timescales for the LA process Closing date: 15 January 2015 Notification date: 16 April x 2 Reception places available for 2015

In summary We’re making great progress towards opening in 2015 We’re totally committed to the local area and Kilburn We’ve got a proven educational model We’ve hired a superstar Headteacher This school will be from the community, for the community, governed by the community We just need you to make it happen!

Thank you for your ongoing support!

Any Questions?