Question 1

Is Nancy Reuben Primary School a good school?

Accepted Answer

The most recent published graded Ofsted inspection available online (October 2017) judged the school Good. The school also has an ISI progress monitoring inspection dated 2 March 2023. Families should also weigh published Year 6 destinations and current curriculum information when assessing fit.

Question 2

What are the fees at Nancy Reuben Primary School?

Accepted Answer

The school describes itself as a state-maintained voluntary aided school for Reception to Year 6, which means no tuition fees for compulsory school-age pupils. Early years sessions may involve charges; families should check the school’s current published fee information for nursery and pre-nursery.

Question 3

How do I apply for Reception entry?

Accepted Answer

Reception admissions are administered by the London Borough of Barnet. Families should check Barnet's current primary admissions timetable and complete the school's supplementary information requirements alongside the local authority process.

Question 4

What are the key dates for nursery and pre-nursery admissions?

Accepted Answer

The school publishes application, offer, and acceptance timings for early years intake points. Families should use the latest admissions page to confirm the current window for nursery, pre-nursery, and playgroup applications.

Question 5

What time does the school day start and what wraparound is offered?

Accepted Answer

For Reception to Year 6, the school publishes gates opening at 8:15am with an official start at 8:40am (soft start). The school also describes wraparound care running from 7:30am drop-off to 5:30pm pick-up.

Question 6

Which secondary schools do pupils move on to at 11?

Accepted Answer

The school publishes Year 6 destinations with pupil numbers. Recent destinations listed include Hasmonean Boys and Girls Multi Academy Trust, JFS, Yavneh College, and some movement into selective independent options such as Haberdashers’ Boys’ School and Immanuel College in the year shown.

Question 7

What enrichment and specialist provision is available?

Accepted Answer

The school describes daily club participation for around half of pupils, 1:1 peripatetic instrumental lessons in piano and violin for Years 3 to 6, and a lunchtime LAMDA Speech and Drama club working towards Verse and Prose qualifications for Years 1 to 6.

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