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- We teach a curriculum which provides high-quality learning experiences structured specifically for our boys We help boys explore their futures, through careers education that relies not on stereotypes but on boys’ own interests We connect with you, the parents/carers, working in partnership to maximise your child’s potential
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When your son/ward arrives at Isleworth & Syon, he will build on his previous experience of the National Curriculum. Key Stage 3 (Years 7, 8 and 9) In Year 7 and 8, all students have a focus on the ‘core’ subjects: English , mathematics and science but also study art , computing , design and technology , drama , geography , history , a ...
3 days ago · Monday 8 – Friday 12 July – Wider Learning Week (Years 7-9 and 12) Wednesday 17 July – KS3 Awards Assembly. Friday 19 July – End of Summer Term (students dismissed at 12.30pm) Thursday 15 August – Level 3 Results Day. Thursday 22 August – Level 2 Results Day. The full calendar is available at this link.
Educake – The school has subscribed to this online learning platform to support your son/ward’s revision of essential examination knowledge and skills.
Each week during term-time, the school publishes 'The Isleworthian'. This is an online newsletter with all the latest news, notices and information from across the school. Check out every issue we have published. You can also visit our archive of news stories.
Taking a place at Isleworth & Syon School means joining a school with a long and successful history dating back to 1630. Over our 400-year history, we can point to sustained success for the nearly 100,000 students who have passed through our doors.
Mar 22, 2024 · Proactivity: talk to your child about anything worrying they experience online. Listen: allow your child to recount any online experiences or online “near misses”. Habits: make sure online safety is an ongoing part of your weekly conversation with your son/ward, not just a one-off session.
In addition, our staff will visit your son/ward at his primary school or make a telephone call to speak to your son/ward’s teachers. There will also be an area of the school website dedicated to all of our transition activities.
