Address: 18 Saltram Crescent, London W9 3HR
Website: www.maidavaleschool.com
Founded: 2020
Number of Pupils: Maximum 600 students
Ages: 11-18
Fees: (termly) £8,985
Head Teacher: Magnus Bashaarat
Religious Affiliation: All faiths welcome
Entrance Procedure: Combination of interview and entrance exam
Contact: Harriet Williams, Registrar
Email: [email protected]
School Visits: Regular Open Mornings but visitors are always welcome.
The Curriculum
Offer a diverse range of GCSE, A-level and BTEC subjects designed to captivate and inspire all students. Teaching values aim to educate both the intellect and the character, coupled with a structured 3-year GCSE program, which provides ample time for reflection and resilience. This approach cultivates creativity and independent thinking, essential for unlocking each student’s full potential.
Games & The Arts
Complementing a rich and diverse academic offering is an equally rich and diverse range of sports and creative arts. Sports is centred around helping students discover their passion and aptitude. Students are provided with numerous opportunities to explore and find their fit – sport for life. Creativity runs throughout the building from an enviable DT lab and Food technology in the basement up to the top floor’s theatre and light flooded Art classrooms.
Pastoral Care
Every staff member, regardless of their role, shares the responsibility for the well-being of each pupil. Providing individual attention to every student, recognising that both educational and pastoral support are integral to the development of children and young adults. The personal tutor group system plays a significant role in this regard. Through regular meetings, each tutor remains a constant guide and mentor throughout a student’s time at Maida Vale School – contributing to the development of their self-esteem and confidence.
Head Teacher’s Philosophy
The school adopts a discerning approach to admissions, considering not only academic ability but also seeking a spark of interest, engagement, or passion. Education as a shared journey, one where pupils, parents, and the school can work together. An Open-Door policy encourages parents to share thoughts, issues, and concerns, fostering a spirit of collaboration. The result is empowered individuals who have developed their own perspectives, reached their full potential, and are prepared for the challenges of the world.
Outstanding Characteristics
A handsome Victorian building housing state-of-the-art facilities optimised for educating today’s children. Over 4 floors and 62,000 square feet there are 30 classrooms including bespoke facilities for Art, Drama, DT, Music, Photography, Science and Sport.
