Avenue House School is Independent Primary school in Ealing for kids aged 4 to 11 (Gender - Mixed )
They are a friendly, private preparatory school in Ealing, West London with small class sizes, combining high quality teaching with traditional values of courtesy and respect.The dedicated team of staff nurture, encourage, inspire and invest in each child. All can aspire to achieve their potential and flourish whether their talents are obvious, or initially more deeply hidden! The destination selective schools and scholarship offers of our Year 6 pupils are testament to our success. We share the pride of their parents at their achievements. Our website can give you an idea of the ethos and unique family atmosphere that typifies the school, but to really appreciate what we can offer, I would like to invite you to visit and witness Avenue House School in action. We look forward to the opportunity to show you and your child what makes our school such a special and rewarding place to learn and grow. Furthermore, we can put you in touch with current parents; those who are best placed to comment on the school and help you make the right choice for your child.
EYFS
The casual visitor to Foundation Stage classes may often dismiss many of the activities they observe as children 'just playing'. However young children do not usually make the distinction between work and play a
Clubs and Activities
Karate: Sensei Eddie instructs students children from Year 2 upwards in Karate every Thursday from 4pm - 5pm.
Football Club: Football Club takes place at Trailfinders from 4pm - 5pm every Friday for children from Year 1 upwards.
Coding Club: Coding Club is every Monday from 4pm-5pm. Children become more familiar and confident with ICT. Older children are able to use a range of programs to carry out their own projects.
Art Club: In Art Club children carry out a range of projects. Recently some children have been creating books filled with different textures and stitching on the theme of 'Seasons'.
Eco Schools
Eco-Schools is an international award programme that guides schools on a seven-step process to address a variety of environmental themes including litter and waste, healthy living and biodiversity.Children are the driving force behind Eco-Schools. We have representatives from all year groups on the council who help carry out an audit to assess the environmental performance of the school. The pupils decide which environmental themes they want to address and how they are going to do it. Measuring and monitoring are an integral part of the Eco-Schools programme, providing schools with all the evidence they need to really shout about their environmental success.
nd the classrooms provide a rich learning environment which results from thoughtful and informed resourcing and organisation. Learning through play is a cornerstone of early years education.
Year 1 (Beech)
The adjustment from Reception to Year One is a smooth transition for the children at Avenue House School. Already familiar with the class teacher and assistant, the initial stages of Key Stage One proceed with ease and enjoyment for the whole class. Opportunities to experience a variety of teachers who visit the class to share their subject specialism and knowledge, enables Year One to benefit from the range of expertise available.
Year 2 (Willow)
Upper Key Stage One provides children with the knowledge and understanding that prepares them thoroughly for Year Three at Avenue House School. Emerging skills demonstrated in Year One are consolidated throughout the year and children are challenged to guarantee motivated young minds that relish new experiences and opportunities for growth. The approach in Year Two encourages an increasing independence amongst learners who are ready to assume more responsibility and aspire to achieve all that they can.
Year 3 (Oak)
Entering Key Stage Two, the children recognise the expectations of joining the senior years at Avenue House School. Maturity, responsibility and the knowledge that they are far from being the youngest anymore, sees children in Year Three complement the knowledge and understanding already established with new opportunities to pursue and embrace.
Year 4 (Maple)
Maple (Year Four) sees children continue to explore a broad and balanced curriculum that engages and inspires throughout each term. With a certain emphasis on English and Mathematics progressing further, each child plays an important part in their learning journey. Opportunities to develop thinking skills, complete research and explore areas of personal interest sees self-expression and confidence as integral to the process of growth.
Year 5 (Pine)
Year Five ushers in thoughts of life beyond Avenue House School and a suitable destination for each child. With considerable knowledge of the individual, given the size of each class, we are well-placed to advise and guide on prospective senior schools and, ultimately, applications. Setting high expectations throughout the school culminates in an admirable work ethic where pursuit of agreed targets shapes success.
Year 6 (Cedar)
Year Six combines preparation for senior school examinations and interviews with access to a balanced curriculum from which the pupils benefit. A measured approach to entry at eleven with the size of the class allowing for strong pastoral care, children aspire to secure offers from a range of schools beyond Avenue House. Well-equipped and sensitive to effectively manage the needs of all, the process proceeds smoothly whilst the inclusive atmosphere prevalent throughout the school celebrates the success and achievements of all pupils.
Clubs and Activities
Karate: Sensei Eddie instructs students children from Year 2 upwards in Karate every Thursday from 4pm - 5pm.
Football Club: Football Club takes place at Trailfinders from 4pm - 5pm every Friday for children from Year 1 upwards.
Coding Club: Coding Club is every Monday from 4pm-5pm. Children become more familiar and confident with ICT. Older children are able to use a range of programs to carry out their own projects.
Art Club: In Art Club children carry out a range of projects. Recently some children have been creating books filled with different textures and stitching on the theme of 'Seasons'.
Eco Schools
Eco-Schools is an international award programme that guides schools on a seven-step process to address a variety of environmental themes including litter and waste, healthy living and biodiversity.Children are the driving force behind Eco-Schools. We have representatives from all year groups on the council who help carry out an audit to assess the environmental performance of the school. The pupils decide which environmental themes they want to address and how they are going to do it. Measuring and monitoring are an integral part of the Eco-Schools programme, providing schools with all the evidence they need to really shout about their environmental success.
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