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RAP TEMPORARY CLOSURE

A member of our school community has tested positive for the Coronavirus. Following guidance, RAP will be closed temporarily and will re-open on 7th December 2020.

Please read this Letter to Parents & Carers for further details and guidance.

For enquiries please email us at: rap@nrhs.redbridge.sch.uk 

ONLINE LESSONS

Please read this Letter to Parents/Carers about Virtual learning

During this period, RAP will be running online lessons using zoom, which we plan to start from Friday 27th November. Please read the Instructions for students joining online lessons.

Logins for students to access Gmail accounts set up for them to receive Zoom meeting links will be texted to the phone number associated with each students’ primary contact. If this hasn’t been received by 17:30pm on Thursday 26th please contact RAP by email. rap@nrhs.redbridge.sch.uk

Virtual timetables for Zoom lessons are below:

RAP 3.1 virtual timetable
RAP 4.1 Virtual Timetable
RAP 4.2 Virtual timetable
RAPv V10 Virtual timetable

Headteacher’s Welcome

Redbridge Alternative Provision provides an education for a range of KS3 & 4 students who have been, or are at risk of permanent exclusion from their mainstream school. We are an “outstanding” provision (Ofsted, December 2018), situated in a specially adapted and newly-refurbished building in the London Borough of Redbridge in North-East London.

Redbridge Alternative Provision aims to be a welcoming, stable and friendly place for our students. We aim to provide the best possible environment for students to learn and develop with an understanding of the world around them. Together, we strive to bring the best out of our students, ensuring that they maximise their potential and are prepared as fully as possible for a return to mainstream education or specialist school.

We ensure our students are successful by:

  1. Meeting their specific social, emotional and behavioural needs;
  2. Focusing on their happiness and safety by nurturing their self esteem and confidence;
  3. Teaching them the importance of respecting and valuing other people and their environment
  4. Seizing opportunities beyond the national curriculum to enhance our student’s development

We bring the best out of our students by:

  1. Helping students  fulfil their academic potential by re-engaging them in their learning;
  2. Ensuring students know what they can do and what they need to learn next;
  3. Using different styles of teaching to ensure learning is always interesting, engaging and fun;
  4. Listening to the young people and responding flexibly so those with specific needs can all work at an appropriate pace and to their potential;
  5. Encouraging the young people to ask questions;
  6. Helping the young people to understand and adopt a healthy, physically active and environmentally friendly lifestyle.

Through my attendance at monthly meetings of the Redbridge Inclusion Panel, I work with the Headteachers and Deputies of secondary schools within Redbridge to arrange for students, when they are ready, to recommence their secondary mainstream education and to support them to their future success.

Emma Murphy

 

 

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