Netley Primary School

Netley Primary School is a state-funded primary school within the Regent's Park Estate area in London, England. It is a community school in the London Borough of Camden (which therefore employs its staff, controls its admissions, owns its buildings etc).

Netley Primary School
Address
74 Stanhope Street

,
NW1 3EX

Information
TypeCommunity primary school
Established1883
Local authorityCamden
Department for Education URN100018 Tables
OfstedReports
HeadteacherBavaani Nanthabalan
GenderCoeducational
Age2 to 11
Enrolment417
Capacity476
Websitewww.netley.camden.sch.uk

Since 2004, Netley Primary has hosted a centre for autism - called 'Woodlands' - and has a nationally notable programme for teaching children aged 3 to 11 on the autistic spectrum, where children weave in and out of mainstream classes.[1]

The school proposed the sale of a part of its site, at the request of the Leader of Camden Council,[2] but withdrew the proposal after independent advice was given to the Education Secretary that they should not be sold off.[3][4]

Air quality is a major issue in the area surrounding the school, especially due to the presence of High Speed 2's terminus at Euston railway station nearby. The Mayor of London launched a mayor air pollution survey at the school in 2018.[5] It was reported that the school was 'pestered' into buying a 'green shield' to reduce the impact of pollution on children, despite it not making a difference to health.[6]

Netley Primary is a 'young enterprise financial centre of excellence'.[7]

The school has a partnership with Torriano Primary School.

Notable former pupils

References

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