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Principal’s Welcome When Mossbourne Community Academy opened its doors in 2004, it was a new kind of school. As one of the country’s first academies, located in a borough with wide-spread educational underachievement, it was an attempt to re-imagine what inner-city, non-selective education could be. We are proud to be one of the small ...
Overview. The design for the Mossbourne Community Academy replaces the former Hackney Downs School and accommodates 1,000 pupils aged 11-16, with a special focus on teaching information and communication technology, as well as offering learning facilities to the wider community. It is a new sort of school for a new century, located in one of ...
Nightingale Primary School welcomes you to our website. Whether you are here as a parent, carer or as a visitor we hope you find everything you need. Our small school sits in the heart of Hackney Central close to the beautiful outdoor space of Hackney Downs and the vibrant local areas of Clapton Ponds and Stoke Newington.
Hackney Downs School was also located here. The site has been redeveloped as the Mossbourne Community Academy. Governance. Hackney Downs is currently a ward name, the represented area of three councillors, of Hackney Council up for election every 4 years. Hackney Downs 2022(3)
Hackney Downs was founded as the Grocers Company School in 1876. It transferred to the LCC in 1906 and became Hackney Downs School in 1944. It was initially a boys grammar school but became a comprehensive school in September 1974. Following a series of 'failing' inspection reports, the school was placed under the control of an Education ...
1 de ago. de 2017 · Joseph Brearly was Harold Pinter’s teacher at Hackney Downs Grammar School. He arrived at the school in 1945 when theatrical studies were not yet a part of the school syllabus . Harold was in class the day that Joseph Brearly announced he wanted to stage Macbeth and pointing to the future Nobel prize winner exclaimed: “And you Pinter, you will play the part of Macbeth”.
Monday May 04 2009, 6.58pm, The Times. As the last long-serving teacher and headmaster of Hackney Downs School, John Kemp saw its successful transition from grammar to comprehensive school and ...
