The Blue School CofE Primary

The school has a dedicated Rainbow Room space to support students with SEN, those on a specific needs pathway, or needing additional support to access learning.

“The _Rainbow Room_ is a dedicated, calming space designed to support students with special educational needs (SEN), those on a specific needs pathway, or those who require additional support to access their learning.”

The Rainbow Room is organised into distinct zones, offering 1:1 support, independent work areas, and 'hot desk' stations tailored to individual needs.

“The room is carefully organised into distinct zones to ensure that each child’s individual needs are met, while fostering independence, self-regulation, and positive behaviour. The space offers areas for both 1:1 support and independent work, as well as ‘hot desk’ stations for children who need time away from their main classroom.”

The school benefits from pastoral care and wisdom provided by clergy from partner churches.

“We benefit greatly from the pastoral care and wisdom of the clergy from these churches.”

A member of the clergy team joins the school weekly to lead staff prayers and collective worship, offering teaching, reflection and encouragement supporting the spiritual life of the school family.

“Every week, a member of the clergy team joins us to lead staff prayers and collective worship, offering teaching, reflection and encouragement that support the spiritual life of our whole school family.”

School was nominated to become a Music Mark school in recognition of the value placed on music and a broad, balanced curriculum.

“Congratulations! We have been nominated by Hounslow Music Service to become a Music Mark school for the 2020/21 academic year.”

Wide-ranging extracurricular offer covering sports, music, arts/crafts and debating, run before, during and after school

“There is a wide-ranging extra-curricular offer including sports, additional music provision, arts and crafts activities and debating.”

KS2 pupils take trips into London (e.g. St Paul's Cathedral, concert halls, Docklands) and UKS2 pupils go on UK residentials

“In KS2, children travel into London for visits and workshops including St Paul’s Cathedral, major concert halls and even as far as the Docklands.”

School describes itself as a high-performing, happy church school with a safe, loving, nurturing environment for the whole community to flourish

“We are a high performing and happy church school, where it is our mission to provide a safe, loving and nurturing environment, in which everyone in our school community can flourish and fulfil their potential.”

School states it promotes Christian values, prioritises high standards for children, and encourages every child to enjoy learning.

“The Blue School is a high-performing, happy school where we promote Christian values and guide children’s growth into caring and responsible global citizens. Ensuring children achieve high standards is our top priority while encouraging every child to discover the joy of learning.”

In-year admissions require completing a Blue School SIF application form and registering separately with the local authority (Hounslow) to join the waiting list.

“Parents must also register with The London Borough of Hounslow, their wish to be on The Blue School waiting list.”

Prospective families invited to book into Open Events which include a tour of the school

“please contact us to book into one of our Open Events, which includes a tour of the school”