Primary Schools

Sue Midgley

Welcome to news about our local primary schools. We cover the schools that are actually in Ruislip in detail, but below is a list of the schools in the surrounding area:

Below you will find the most recent articles on primary schools.*

 

“Stay and Play”at Bishop Winnington-Ingram CofE Primary School

All our local schools are at the heart of the community and every one of them feels it is important to engage with its local residents. To help bring this about Bishop Winnington-Ingram CofE Primary School has recently launched its new ” Stay and Play” session. This is a Baby and Toddler Group suitable for […]

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Lady Bankes Primary School’s Year Six Show

On Thursday, July 9th the Year Six pupils presented their traditional end of primary school show. The title, Pirates of the Curry Bean, indicated to the large audience of proud parents that this was a story that they would find amusing as well as entertaining. We learn that their ship is so named because the pirates’ favourite […]

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Cardiac Risk In The Young Screening Held At Warrender Primary School

The Charity CRY held its screening programme on Sunday, June 14th. at Warrender School. The reason the school was chosen as the venue was because James Markham, an ex pupil of the school, tragically lost his life to an undiagnosed cardiac condition in 2001 aged 21 years of age. His parents, Jeff & Sandra, requested that this […]

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Warrender Primary School’s Free Screening for Young People

Warrender School is hosting a free screening day on Sunday, June 14th. for Cardiac Risk in Young People 14 – 35 years old. This will be run by the charity CRY. Every week in the UK at least twelve young people die of undiagnosed heart conditions. The chariry’s vision is “Preventing young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening, research […]

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Lady Bankes Primary School’s 90th. Anniversary Celebration

On Friday May 15th. Lady Bankes Primary School celebrated their amazing anniversary. The school originally opened in 1934 at Victoria Hall, which was since demolished and replaced by Ruislip Manor Library. The school then moved to the present building in 1936 and became Lady Bankes Primary School, named after a local woman Mary Hawtrey who […]

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We look forward to seeing you at our GM on
Tuesday 15th September 2026 at Winston Churchill Hall, Ruislip
(Note the changed date: not 5th Oct as previously advertised)