St. Paul's Way Community School

A deaf friendly school specialising in the Visual Arts and Applied Learning

St. Paul's Way Community School's success has been built on a firm foundation of strong links with business and the local community. We have enjoyed specialist Visual Arts College status since September 1998 and our work in this and other areas has gained national recognition.

St. Paul's Way will soon have a brand new school building. Over £40 million is being spent in order to make our school one of the best equipped and most exciting places of learning in the whole of London. The new school will have its own theatre, art gallery and the very best sports and library facilities. There will be community facilities, an internet café, a careers centre and St. Paul's Way Community School will also be the first Faraday Science School in London. This new science specialism, alongside our existing visual arts specialism, will ensure outstanding learning opportunities for all.

OfSTED recently asked that St Paul's Way be featured in a 'good practice' report which focuses on our work with the Bow Arts Trust. We are delighted that this is taking place and are committed to ensuring that there are many more excellent projects in the future. Our support for deaf students has also been key to our success as a truly inclusive school and I am pleased to confirm that our Deaf Support Base is not only to be maintained in the new building but will also benefit from improved resources.

Read our latest Newsletter full of good news about the school and its students - click here!

Congratulations to our Jack Petchey award winners:
Frank Jacobs (Leader Award), Abdul (Waheed) Ahmed,
Ezekiel Tobby and Sakhawat Khan (all of 9T),
Shah Alam (10U), Mujammil Ahmed and Farhana Rahman
(both of 11U), Najia Begum (11P) and former students,
Akmol Hussain and Zubeida Begum. Click for photo...

Artists Shiraz Bayjoo and Othello De'Souza-Hartley collaborated with Year 10 Art students from St. Pauls Way Community School to explore personal and collective identity - click here!

See the Animations made by SEN students from St. Paul's Way, Swanlea and Morpeth schools - click here!

Click above and below to see how our exciting rebuild is progressing!

 

  Vacancies at St. Paul's Way 

St. Paul’s Way Community School is currently being completely rebuilt. When the new school opens in January 2011 we will have an 'outstanding' school building. We are seeking to appoint teachers to a range of subjects in order to ensure that the learning taking place, in this new building, is also 'outstanding'.

No vacancies at present

Please see Jobs at St. Paul's Way

  Useful Documents 

• School Prospectus
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Other School Documents:
• SIP - November 2009 Update
• SIP Literacy Plan

OfSTED Reports:
• OfSTED Monitoring November 2009
• OfSTED Report March 2009
• OfSTED Letter to Parents, April 2009
• OfSTED Letter to Students, April 2009

Schemes of Work are available on individual subject pages in the Faculties section.

All these files are in Adobe PDF Format. A free program to view these files can be obtained by visiting Adobe.

Website designed and maintained by Alan Hayes at St. Paul's Way Community School