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At Flora Gardens, we put the needs of each student first and work to motivate them to reach their full potential at every stage of life.
More than just academic performance, our school emphasises family, community, and honesty.
Our distinctive, expansive green grounds offer children exceptional opportunity to explore, thrive, and succeed. We provide multi-cultural learning experiences that are original, creative, purposeful, and enjoyable for every individual.
To ensure that all of our students are content, self-assured, and collaborative learners, we offer a cross-curricular, inclusive approach to learning with high expectations.
Hammersmith & Fulham Local Authority's Flora Gardens Primary School is a mixed-community institution.
Locally, Flora Gardens Primary School is well-liked and well respected.
Special educational needs (SEN) and inclusion for all students, even those who are more academically capable, fall under the purview of the Deputy Head.
Students are treated with respect, and in return, they are expected to fulfil their obligations to the school community.
The school offers a varied curriculum with a focus on science, math, English, and ICT.
For the benefit of the students and community we serve, we work to ensure that primary education meets the highest standards of quality.
A solid, dependable, and amiable team is formed by the teaching and support staff.
The School welcomes parents.
The school promotes parents' involvement in their children's education.
Along with participating in physical education (PE), Flora Gardens students also learn about healthy nutrition, personal cleanliness (including brushing their teeth), and the advantages of physical activity as part of the regular curriculum from our full-time PE Coordinator.
In addition to assisting specific students who might be experiencing health difficulties, a school nurse keeps an eye on the general health of the student body.
We operate a well-liked breakfast club for students in Reception to Y6 that offers a balanced meal of yoghurt, cereal, toast, juice, and hot food selections such beans and scrambled eggs.
To learn more about our before and after school service, click HERE.
For the on-site prepared school lunches, there are healthy menu options available, including vegetarian and halal options.
Teachers who are passionate about their work and our expert coach offer a wide range of after-school clubs and activities, and students are encouraged to represent Flora Gardens and compete against other schools in leagues and tournaments.
Rights and duties, knowledge of one's own safety and the safety of others, and many other facets of modern life are covered in a comprehensive programme of personal health and social education.
In conclusion, we foster a sense of compassion and civic responsibility.
We strive to maximise possibilities for students' spiritual, moral, social, and cultural development in Religious Education (RE) and throughout the curriculum.
The musical scene in Flora Gardens is exceptionally vibrant, especially the singing.
We like singing in choirs, performances with both vocal and instrumental music, and when teaching other subjects in the curriculum.
Foster in students a broad perspective of their neighbourhood and the world at large.
All students should receive a high-quality education with equitable chances, regardless of their backgrounds.
One may always look forward to thrilling excursions to nearby museums, places of worship, theatres, and parks as well as to central London.
Every year, Year 6 spend a week away at a working farm in Devon, while Year 4 go swimming once a week.
We take great pride in playing the part of a local institution serving the community as a community school.
We discover many dialects, nations, and people from throughout the world, as well as various traditions and cuisines.
Our students regularly take advantage of occasions like these and Red Nose Day to raise money for organisations that aid those in need all over the world.
Our 4 Houses plan frequent fundraising activities.
To view our House system page, click HERE.
Please contact the school by phone at 0208 748 2566 or by email at [email protected] to set up a visit if you have any questions or would like to take a tour.