A good community school school in Hillingdon. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for Bourne Primary School.
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Official government statistics
| Year | Mat Average | Read Average |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 105.0 | 102.0 |
| 2023 | 106.0 | 106.0 |
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Derived insights and analysis
Declining trend (-2.5 per year)
Down -2.5% over 3 years
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"Bourne To Grow Vision"
Religious Education is an essential element of the curriculum and contributes to the personal and intellectual development of children and young people. The new Agreed Syllabus will help them to develop an understanding of the religious traditions and worldviews represented in our community, preparing them to encounter the diversity of beliefs and values present locally, nationally and globally. We strive to cultivate a sense of shared values and understanding and respect for the diversity of religions, beliefs and cultures that enrich the school community.
Ms Green describes Bourne as a small, one-form entry school with a values-based approach and invites tours to see the school in action. The message emphasizes the school’s welcoming nature and invites engagement; mention is made of BBC News coverage featuring the students.
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Wrap around care is available to parents and carers with our breakfast and after school clubs. Gates open 8:30am. Nursery morning session 8:30–11:30am; afternoon session 12:15–3:15pm. 30 hours – 8:30am to 3:15pm. After-School Club runs 3:10pm–6:00pm. If your child is not collected promptly at the end of the day, they will be taken to the after-school club and this will attract charges (£6.50 until 4:30pm or £10 until 6:00pm).
Bourne is a child- and family-centred inclusive school. The Inclusion Team consists of Miss Filson (Deputy Headteacher and SENDCo) and a team of teaching assistants. Contained processes include Pupil progress meetings, differentiation and interventions (1:1 or small groups) tailored to needs, a fluid SEND register with targets (Pupil Passport/MSP), potential referrals to outside agencies (e.g., Speech and Language Service, Educational Psychologist, Team around the Family), safeguarding oversight by governors, and parent collaboration via updates and workshops. Child welfare and well-being are prioritized with a focus on inclusion, monitoring, and tailored support.
Nursery: 20 places in the morning and 20 in the afternoon; entry usually at September but can be from January by arrangement; children enter Nursery between their 3rd and 4th birthday. Reception: allocation by the local authority; online applications via the local borough page. In-year admissions: applications outside normal rounds; contact the school office for details. For more information, contact [email protected]. Admission arrangements for Hillingdon community schools are available via the local authority link.
All primary school children are entitled to a free school meal. Breakfast and After-School Club have Terms and Conditions; if a child is not collected on time, late charges apply (£6.50 until 4:30pm or £10 until 6:00pm). The late booking penalty is £10. A 32.5-hour week is offered for the school day. (Notes: specific club fees are not listed; charges referenced relate to late pickup and after-school care.)
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