Churchfields Primary School Competitors

Since 1999, Ravens Wood School has maintained strong links with Lulea University in Sweden. An 'exchange programme' was operated each year with them, whereby in May their trainee English teachers came to spend time at Ravens Wood and they then reciprocated with our trainee teachers. This programme forged strong links, enhancing the teacher training for both parties involved. Both educational systems offer very different approaches and many lessons were learned. In July 2003 the school was recognised by the DfES as a 'Leading Edge School'. In January 2005, Ofsted named Ravens Wood School as being in the top 37 schools in London, out of 234 named schools in Britain. The Thinking and Learning Schools' Alliance (TLSA) was formed in 2004. This alliance was aimed at bringing together schools and staff in England and Canada, to improve the education provided for their students. The school includes amongst its Old Boys: Cllr David Mannion, David Bowie, Peter Frampton, Hanif Kureishi, John Pienaar, Tom Solesbury and James Alaka. The number on roll has swelled from 800 in the 1980s to the current figure of over 1400. The intake for Years 7s has risen from 154 at the start of the nineties, peaking at 278 in 2003, (including 44 boys and 20 girls waiting to transfer to Bishop Justus whilst the school was under construction), and settling at the current figure of 224.

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