The Annunciation RC Junior School

The school federation is mainstream inclusive and provides support for pupils with communication and interaction, cognition and learning, social/emotional/mental health, or sensory/physical needs.

“We offer a range provision to support children with communication and interaction, cognition and learning difficulties, social, emotional and mental health or sensory or physical needs.”

School has a named Designated Safeguarding Lead alongside deputy DSLs and a nominated safeguarding governor.

“Miss O'Prey, Designated Safeguarding Lead”

School defines safeguarding as promoting children's welfare and protecting them from harm.

“Safeguarding is the action that is taken to promote the welfare of children and protect them from harm.”

Enrichment includes specialist music provision, recorder club, PE provision, class trips and music/dance festivals.

“These include: specialist music provision, recorder club, specialist PE provision, class trips, involvement in Barnet music and dance festivals, and whole school events involving parents.”

School lists a range of enrichment provision including specialist subject teaching, university-led clubs, drama, trips and community events.

“specialist language teachers, specialist art and DT provision, specialist music provision, University led Brilliant Clubs, Drama clubs, public speaking opportunities, class trips, sports coaching, school events involving parents, assemblies and fundraising events.”

School's ethos is grounded in a named Catholic mission statement/motto guiding all activity.

“Our school Mission Statement is ‘Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire’ and we try to live this out in all that we do.”

Curriculum is rooted in Gospel values with a stated school mission statement.

“Our school Mission Statement is ‘Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire’ and we try to live this out in all that we do.”

The school provides a formal appeals process for parents who wish to contest an admissions decision, linking to the local authority's school appeals page.

“If you wish to contest the decision made by the admissions team about your child's school place click on the link below”

Admissions process involves calling to book an appointment to visit the school and meet the Executive Head Teacher before applying.

“Please call the school office on 020 8959 2325 to make an appointment to visit, meet with the Executive Head Teacher and find out how the application process works.”