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Teaching and Learning at The John Roan School. First and foremost, we believe that all teachers are entitled to disruption-free learning for every minute of very lesson at the school. We support this through a series of ‘Roan Routines’ ensuring that calm, scholarly classrooms are the norm across the school. A visible Senior Leadership Team ...
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The John Roan Sixth Form is based at our Maze Hill site, a beautiful 1920s building overlooking Greenwich Park, where over 200 students are working towards A-Levels and Level 3 BTEC qualifications. We are a deliberately smaller Sixth Form, which allows us to have a focus on each of our students as individuals.
25/04/2024 General. The John Roan School is delighted to announce the success of our High Attaining students who have officially graduated from the Brilliant Club Scholar's Programme. This year, 13 students in Years 9 and 10 took part in the programme, which aimed to challenge pupils with university-level learning and develop their academic skills.
The principles of the MFL curriculum. Here we explore the John Roan curriculum principles in the context of the MFL curriculum: Entitlement: All pupils in England have the right to learn the basics of another European Language and to explore the culture (s) where that language is spoken. Coherence: Our MFL curriculum for French and Spanish is ...
For hard copies of all policies please contact the school on 0208 516 7555 or info@thejohnroanschool.org.uk. Accessibility Plan 2022-23. Admissions Policy 2024-25. Anti-bullying Policy 2023-24. Attendance Policy 2023-24. Behaviour Policy 2022-23. Behaviour Policy 2023-24.
25. Apr. 2024 · 25/04/2024 General. The John Roan School is delighted to announce the success of our High Attaining students who have officially graduated from the Brilliant Club Scholar's Programme. This year, 13 students in Years 9 and 10 took part in the programme, which aimed to challenge pupils with university-level learning and develop their academic skills.
