“schools in Ealing”

Little Ealing Lane, Ealing, London, W5 4EA

Little Ealing Lane School address Primary Type of school Ealing Voluntary aided School category London W5 4EA 3 °11 Age range of pupils 02085674646 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 02085795362 Fax number 462 Number on roll (school) Sister Mary Jo Martin Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs Josephine Mary Wales Headteacher 5 March 2001 Date of previous school inspection

Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London, W5 1RP

Inspection of North Ealing Primary School, Ealing W5 1RP

North Ealing Primary is a good school. The teachers make your lessons interesting and fun and you especially enjoy the well-run extra-curricular activities and clubs organised for you. Your attainment is above average and you make good progress. You are keen to take on responsibilities such as being a class monitor and you have an excellent understanding of how to keep yourself fit and healthy. Your attendance is high at school. The headteacher and the staff work well together as a team to ensure your lessons are fun and enjoyable. You like your school and your parents and carers who responded to our questionnaire told us they like the school too.

Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London, W5 1RP

Inspection of North Ealing Primary School, Ealing W5 1RP

To make the school even better we have asked your teachers to:  check that the work set is always at the right level, especially for those of you who find learning easy, and give you more detailed, individual feedback on what steps to take next to improve your work  track your levels more closely so that you make even better progress  make sure that feedback on the quality of teaching in lessons is always clearly focused on how well you are learning.

Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London, W5 1RP

Inspection of North Ealing Primary School, Ealing W5 1RP

We really enjoyed visiting your school recently. Thank you for the warm welcome you gave us. We really enjoyed talking and listening to you. We were particularly impressed by how you all get on very well together and you have mature attitudes to learning and high attendance at school. You, your parents and carers stated that you feel safe and enjoy attending school. I am writing to tell you what we found.

Hathaway Gardens, Ealing, London, W13 0DH

Hathaway Gardens School address Special Type of school Ealing Community School category London W13 0DH 4 to 11 Age range of pupils 02089983135 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 02088107597 Fax number 97 Number on roll Mrs Mary Delger Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Mr Paul Adair Headteacher 14 February 2000 Date of previous inspection

Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London, W5 1RP

Pitshanger Lane School address Primary Type of school Ealing Community School category London W5 1RP 3 °11 Age range of pupils 020 8997 2653 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 020 8991 7609 Fax number 464 Number on roll (school) Mrs S Kenworthy-Wright Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mr R Fletcher Headteacher 27 February 2001 Date of previous school inspection

Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London, W5 1RP

Inspection of North Ealing Primary School, Ealing W5 1RP

You can help by keeping up your high levels of attendance, working hard and always being punctual. Again, thank you for such an interesting visit.

Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London, W5 1RP

Inspection of a good school: North Ealing Primary School Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London W5 1RP

Little Ealing Lane, Ealing, London, W5 4EJ · Part of Twyford Church of England Academies Trust

Information about this school

 Ealing Fields High School is a free school which opened in September 2016. Initially it was set up by a parent-led group. In the spring of 2017, school governors sought the support of the Twyford Church of England Trust. The school became part of the trust, comprising four secondary schools, in September 2017. It is sponsored by the Diocese of London.  The school currently has pupils in Years 7 to 9 and is situated in temporary accommodation, while its permanent site is adapted.  Boys represent over half of the school population.  Over a third of the pupils are known to be eligible for the pupil premium, which is above average.  Almost a third of pupils speak English as an additional language, which is above average.  A minority of pupils receive special educational needs support.  The proportion of pupils who have an education, health and care (EHC) plan is below the national average.  No pupils attend alternative provision.

Weymouth Avenue, Ealing, London, W5 4EA

Inspection of a good school: Little Ealing Primary School Weymouth Avenue, Ealing, London W5 4EA

Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London, W5 1RP

Short inspection of North Ealing Primary School

The leadership team has maintained the good quality of education in the school since the previous inspection. Since your appointment in 2014, you have developed a shared vision that all staff and leaders in the school understand well and have confidence in. You have built a strong leadership team at all levels, which shares your ambition for the school. In the words of a member of staff: ‘The ethos and learning values are fundamental to North Ealing and have allowed the school to become a fantastic environment for teaching and learning.’ You are a strong and determined leader who works relentlessly with the aim of achieving the best possible outcomes for the pupils at North Ealing Primary School.

Weymouth Avenue, Ealing, London, W5 4EA

Text from letter to pupils explaining the findings of the inspection

■ Make sure that those of you who finish your work more quickly are set tasks that make you think even harder. ■ Teachers and governors must make fuller use of the information they have on how well you are making progress in school, and plan for even higher standards at Little Ealing Primary School. Yours sincerely Brian Evans Lead Inspector 11 of 11 Inspection Report: Little Ealing Primary School, 19 °20 November 2007

Wyndham Road, Ealing, London, W13 9TE

Inspection of Fielding Primary School, Ealing W13 9TE

We have asked your school to improve even further by:

Ealing, London, Middlesex, W13 0JG

Description of the school

small number are at an early stage of learning English. There are three looked after children. The school provides an outreach support service to other Ealing schools. It has received a number of awards including: the Autism Accreditation Award (three times); Basic Skills Quality Mark for the primary and secondary curricula; the BECTA national ICT Mark; Healthy Schools Status; Sportsmark; Activemark and Silver Artsmark (twice). The school is part of a Building Schools for the Future (BSF) initiative and there are plans to rebuild it on the current site in four years time.

573 Greenford Road, Greenford, London, UB6 8QJ

Description of the school

Ealing Primary Centre is a pupil referral unit for those who either are at risk of exclusion or have been excluded from mainstream primary schools. At present, the majority of pupils are boys. All have a statement of special educational needs, or are being assessed for one. This is considerably higher than would be expected, as is the number of pupils eligible for a free school meal. Pupils come from a range of ethnic backgrounds, but none speaks English as an additional language. The Centre is in the grounds of a primary school and is also the base for the Local Authority Outreach Team. The management committee is responsible for the Ealing Primary Behaviour Service, which includes both the Centre and the multidisciplinary Outreach Service.

Wyndham Road, Ealing, London, W13 9TE

Inspection of Fielding Primary School, Ealing W13 9TE

Thank you for making us so welcome when I visited your school recently with my colleagues. Thank you for talking to us about your work and the things you enjoy. We know that adults take good care of you. Many of you told us that you enjoy school and we know that attendance is above average. Your behaviour in lessons and around the school is good. Most of the teaching at the school enables you to make good progress, particularly in reading, writing and mathematics. You told us that you enjoy your learning and we were pleased to see you taking part in sports during the mornings of our visit.

Ealing, London, Middlesex, W13 0JG

Inspection of Springhallow School, Ealing W13 0JG

Thank you for being so helpful when we came to inspect your school recently. We very much enjoyed meeting you all, and a special big 'thank you' to those of you on the school council who met my colleagues. Your school is satisfactory, with the links to your parents and carers and the other specialist services that support you being good. We can see that you enjoy being at school because your attendance is above average. You make satisfactory progress in your learning. You are doing well in understanding how to be safe and in preparing for leaving school. Many of you also enjoy the time you spend in mainstream schools. All the staff work very well together and this contributes to the good care, support and guidance you receive. To help your school be even better, I have asked your teachers to:  make sure the planning of what you will learn is better  find more ways of showing how well you are doing

Compton Close, Ealing, London, W13 0LR

Information about this school

 Ealing Alternative Provision (EAP) is a pupil referral unit, which takes pupils excluded from mainstream schools or those not able to access main stream schooling due to health issues.  During initial referral assessments, leaders decide how best to meet the academic, emotional and social needs of individual pupils.  Approximately a third of pupils on roll attend EAP full-time.  Some pupils attend the provision part time and continue their learning through online tuition via Academy 21, at home.  Some pupils study online full time, either in hospital or at home.  Leaders commission full-time places at Pupil Parent Partnership (PPP) Community School, an independent alternative provider, for particular pupils.  A small number of pupils attend ‘Let me Play’ an independent, alternative provider, two days per week.  Very few pupils have an education, health and care (EHC) plan. 2–3 October 2019

Compton Close, Ealing, London, W13 0LR

Information about this school

 Ealing Alternative Provision provides bespoke provision for pupils aged 12 to 16. Pupils have either been permanently excluded from their school or have a diagnosed mental health condition.  The current headteacher took up their post in September 2024.  The school uses four registered alternative provisions, two tuition companies and four unregistered alternative provisions. Most pupils attend these part-time and attend the school for the rest of the time.

Drayton Bridge Road, Hanwell, London, W7 1EU

Inspection of Drayton Manor High School, Ealing, W7 1EU

We much enjoyed meeting you during our visit and particularly appreciated that some of you came in specially during your study leave. Yours is an outstanding school, including the sixth form, and we know you feel the same; many of you praised the quality of teaching, the subjects, extra-curricular and enrichment activities on offer and how the school runs smoothly. We agree with you that these are outstanding features that make the school so popular in the community.