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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.*

 

Warrender Primary School Expansion

Warrender Primary School in Old Hatch Manor is in the process of expanding from a one form entry to a two form entry school. This means that eventually each year group from Reception to Year 6 will offer places for 60 children. The first larger cohort of pupils will commence with the new Reception intake for September 2018. The […]

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Bishop Winnington-Ingram’s Year 6 Production

On Wednesday, July 12th. the school presented its Year 6 Production of The Lion King to celebrate the pupils’ time at the school as they have now all moved on to local secondary schools. The story begins in the Pride Lands where all the animals are gathered for the presentation ceremony of the young lion cub, Simba, who is […]

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Lady Bankes Schools’ Celebration

On Friday, July 14th, the Infant and Junior Schools hosted a Celebration which was held on the school field on a lovely, sunny afternoon. Both schools had much to celebrate this past academic year. They have formed a Federated Governing Body which means that they have one Governing Body resulting in the schools working more […]

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Bishop Winnington-Ingram’s Young Musician of the Year 2016

On Friday, July 8th. BWI held their annual competition to reward the best musicians in several categories and choose the overall winner. The first category was for Beginners who played a variety of instruments including piano, violin, drums and tenor horn. The next category was the Ensemble which included violins, recorders, ukuleles, drums and vocals. […]

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Warrender School Hosts NCS Challenge Students

The national Citizen Service Challenge is a project funded by the government to promote social integration among young people from 15 – 17 years of age. For between £35 – £50 it provides an amazing four week challenge for students who have just completed their GCSE, AS or A level examinations to learn new life […]

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