St Philips’s Primary School takes another huge step forward

St Philip’s School is delighted to report that plans to extend the age range to offer education to year 5 and 6 pupils with moderate learning difficulties has taken another huge step forward. The Treasury Committee at the Kingston Council voted unanimously in favour of funding the project which will see a single-storey, purpose built classroom block erected by September 2018.

Plans have been submitted to Kingston Council and are available to view online through the Council’s website. The closing date for comments is 9th March 2018.

Students develop very high levels of positive behaviour and feel extremely safe. They are very considerate, very respectful and caring of others and highly positive about learning.

– Ofsted report

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Good Ofsted Report

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