Elsley Primary School

Admission arrangements for pupils with SEN involve the Special Needs Co-ordinator and a formal meeting with parents if the child has a Statement/EHC Plan, to discuss whether the school can meet the child's needs.

“The Special Needs Co-ordinator is alerted and if the child has a Statement/ EHC (Education, Health & Care) Plan a formal meeting is set up with the parent, Special Needs Co-ordinator and a School Leader, to discuss if the school can meet the needs of the child.”

Staff attend training and courses to build expertise supporting pupils with disabilities, cascaded by the Special Needs Co-ordinator.

“The Special Needs Co-ordinator attends regular training which she cascades to other members of staff.”

School states safeguarding is everyone's responsibility and provides a dedicated safeguarding email contact and out-of-hours emergency contact

“Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility.”

Safeguarding page names a Safeguard Lead and multiple Deputy Safeguard Leads plus an Online Safety Lead

“Safeguard Lead | Miss Sharine Tyndale”

School describes pride in diverse backgrounds and an atmosphere of respect and high standards among staff and children.

“We are proud of our staff and children's diverse backgrounds, and we come together with an atmosphere of respect and high standards for each other.”

School names its core values as Learning, Sharing, Achieving and Respecting, central to its identity.

“Learning, Sharing, Achieving and Respecting”

Admissions to this community school are centrally managed by Brent Local Authority, not the school itself.

“Elsley Primary School is a community school. Admissions are managed by Brent Local Authority.”

Secondary school place applications for Year 6 pupils have an annual deadline of 31st October for the following September entry.

“The deadline for applications each year is 31st October for the following September.”