
We currently have 7 schools within the Partnership, across 8 sites.
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The Compass Partnership of Schools, a charitable trust focused on the advancement of education for the public benefit.
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We currently have 7 schools within the Partnership, across 8 sites.
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Building intellectual minds capable of flexibility, problem solving and tackling challenges with a growth mindset.
Seeking new and creative ways of engaging children in learning experiences that motivate and entice them to deepen their understanding and develop a lifelong love of learning.
A creative, dynamic and innovative school that works in close partnership with its community to provide the very best educational experiences for our children.
A unique and diverse learning community that provides the support needed to enable pupils to achieve their best.
Providing a broad and balanced curriculum with creative contexts and the stimulus to engage children in quality experiences.
A values-based learning community completely focused on building provision around the needs of each child and their family.
A values-based learning community completely focused on building provision around the needs of each child and their family.
An evidence-led learning community identifying what works best now to improve outcomes for all.
Here is the latest news and highlights from around the Partnership
We are pleased to announce that Wingfield Primary School, with whom we have worked in close partnership since 2014, has now converted to academy status and formally joined our Trust on 1st April 2021, following unanimous agreement by its Governing Body. We look forward to working in even closer partnership with Wingfield staff and families.
We are delighted to announce that Paul Brightly-Jones has been appointed to the Compass Board of Trustees. Paul is Primary Behaviour Support Service Manager at the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
DetailsAll children in the Compass Partnership of Schools, recognise the importance of leading a healthy and active lifestyle. During lock down, children participated in daily ‘Directed Exercise’ challenges set by Mr Harries, the P.E. teacher at Horn Park.
DetailsWe are delighted to announce that Rupinder Bansil has been appointed to the Compass Board of Trustees. Rupinder is Head Teacher West Thornton Primary School, part of the Inspire Partnership of Schools, having previously been Head Teacher at Foxfield Primary School from 2014.
DetailsDuring ‘Have a go March’ we are encouraging children in reception, KS1 and KS2 to try hot meals for the month of March. Hot meals are free for children in these year groups and paid for by the government.
The Compass Partnership of Schools recognises that we all have an important part to play in the fight against racism, prejudice and hate. We reaffirm our commitment to ensuring our schools are fully inclusive communities and that we all learn from the past and actively work together to make a better present and future. We…
DetailsDeansfield has had very busy week! Our Chamber Choir was down to the final of the choir of the year competition. This was held on Monday at the Royal Festival Hall. Not only did the children get to compete against the UK’s top 24 choirs but they had the opportunity to perform to all of their families in the evening.
DetailsAt Horn Park, we are passionate about books and inspiring a love of reading. This week we have had a week-long programme of festivities in honour of World Book Day. On Monday we welcomed children’s author Chris Callaghan, who met the whole school and discussed his book, ‘The Great Chocoplot’ and his life as an author.
DetailsAt Alderwood we have been using our local offer to enhance the learning experience our pupils receive here through various trips such as year 2 visiting the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. This brought to life the pupils’ learning as they have been looking at the great explorer ‘Scott of the Antarctica’ within their History unit of learning.
DetailsThe Compass Council are nominated members from all Compass schools to provide a platform in decision making across the Trust. The Council have spent this year promoting the “11 before 11” across the primary schools and “16 before 16” through our secondary setting.
DetailsWanda on the moon!
Following a brief interruption by Ofsted the children and staff at Wingfield have resumed their focus on this term’s whole school project: science learning inspired by a visit to the Peter Harrison Planetarium in Greenwich Park. During the visit children from all year groups took a tour of the Universe and experienced the wonders of the night sky with expert commentary from real astronomers.
DetailsAt Willow Dene, one of our Core priorities for 2019-20 is firmly focussed on the school’s wider community responsibility:
To develop Willow Dene as a hub which advocates and models healthier lifestyle choices for families taking into account the complex barriers caused by the social and environmental context within the community.
DetailsAN INTRODUCTION TO OUR
The Compass Partnership of Schools cares passionately about achieving the best for your child. We commit to this by creating a fully inclusive environment that actively promotes social justice and equality, empowering everyone within our communities. We create challenging contexts for learning that develop your child’s thirst for knowledge. We believe that by encouraging your child to become actively involved in their own learning, they are empowered to question, challenge, imagine and create. This enables them to grow into a responsible citizen who wants to change the world for the better, equipped with a well-developed sense of self-efficacy. Your child’s school develops ambitious, challenging, and creative curricula that enables them to flourish socially, spiritually, culturally, emotionally, and academically. Whilst high academic attainment is important for your child’s life chances, we also believe in the importance of providing a rich experience of the arts and sport. The Compass Partnership of Schools is committed to the very highest professional standards, within a climate that values individuality, and that promotes the unique ethos of each school, sitting firmly at the heart of its community. Through collaboration, we seek to build on each school’s strengths so that we may benefit our broader Compass community.
RECRUITMENT OPPORTUNITIES
The Compass Partnership of Schools seek to recruit the very best staff. Great learning and teaching are at the heart of everything we do. Our success is determined by the way we innovate and improve them both. We are committed to personalised professional learning opportunities that support teachers and support staff in progressing their careers, by improving the quality of the educational experience for all of our children. Observed practice of each other and with each other is central to our drive to build a professional learning community, which harnesses the best quality research and builds collective capital for school improvement. We are also dedicated to the well-being and development of all our staff, and demonstrate this through our commitment to the London Living Wage, national teachers’ pay and conditions, and the clear career progression opportunities provided for all skilled, committed, and passionate members of the team.
Compass Partnership Facts
We are a growing Partnership of schools. To date we are: