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My thoughts before I joined Latymer: I have known Latymer for a very long time as my primary school was very close to it. It was not until Year 4 that I heard Latymer was a school for very smart children and from then on I studied, dreaming about getting in. Therefore doing the tests in Year 6 was very nerve racking. When I received the news ...
The key areas of learning and experience at the Latymer School. Our aim is for each pupil to develop talents and interests to the full while experiencing a broad and balanced curriculum throughout Years 7 to 11. In Years 12 and 13 the curriculum obviously narrows as it prepares students for further study. However, students study four subjects ...
Albert Einstein. The Mathematics Department is at the heart of the curriculum at Latymer and is staffed by a team of highly skilled specialist teachers. Head of Department: Mr M Pannell. Teachers: Mr L Billington, Ms G Brander, Ms C Edwards, Mr M Hameed, Mr V Jeevagan, Ms T King, Mr S Lunn, Ms D Perrin, Mrs J Smith, Ms Y Tran, Mrs R Tyrrell.
Latymer Upper School is a co-educational public school in Hammersmith, London, England, between King Street and the River Thames. It derives from a charity school , part of the same Latymer Foundation , founded in 1624 by the English merchant Edward Latymer .
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At the Latymer School, we are committed to ensuring that our provision is outstanding so that our students are given the platform and encouragement to flourish and fulfil their potential both academically and within the wider community.
Latymer: Edward Latymer (1557-1626) was the founder of our school. Wyatt: Ann Wyatt gave £500 5% Navy Annuities to build a new school (our school) in 1811, and £100 in the same securities for its maintenance. The houses form an important part of school life. On arrival, students are allocated to one of the houses via their Form Group, and ...
