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The William Hogarth School

The William Hogarth School was established in Autumn Term 2001. At that time it had pupils from Nursery to Year 2, and in each subsequent September has added a year as the original pupils have moved up the school.

It is now a full one-form-entry Primary School and 2006 saw the first results from the school at Key Stage 2 with a solid 81% of pupils reaching Level 4.

OFSTED inspected the school in October 2003 and said it was a "satisfactory and improving school" with a "positive ethos, good pastoral care and where every child is treated as an individual". The inspectors found 96% of lessons to be at least Satisfactory.

The school's vision statement says that the school "aims to be a community where our children acquire a love of learning and the tools with which to learn". As befits a school bearing William Hogarth's name, the visual arts are an important part of the approach to that vision, with classes named after artists and links established with local artists, most notably Sir Peter Blake.

The school occupies spacious premises at the end of Duke Road, adjacent to St Mary's RC School, and the two schools pursue joint projects from time to time. The school also offers an extended care programme which provides before and after school care at a reasonable cost.

OFSTED Report - October 2003

Key Stage 2 Results for Local Primaries

How do you get in?

You need to find out if you are in the "Priority Admission Area".  If you are you should be able to get in.  You can also check by contacting Hounslow Council at info@education.hounslow.gov.uk.

You need to complete an application form which can usually be obtained from the school.

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