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CATHY DRISCOLL, STAFF AND PARENTS GET GLOWING PRAISE The Council's Lead member for Education visits William Hogarth School
Hounslow Council’s lead member for Education, Cllr Colin Ellar, heaped praise on the Headteacher of The William Hogarth School during his recent visit. The visit is one of the key engagements of Councillor Ellar’s whistlestop tour of the borough’s schools. The William Hogarth School holds additional significance because it is the borough’s newest school, opening on the site of the Hogarth School, which closed on October 29 2001. Following the visit Cllr Ellar said, “The William Hogarth School is a good example of what can be achieved with hard work and dedication. The problems that the Hogarth school had have been overcome and the William Hogarth School now has the opportunity to attain the high standard of other schools in the area. It is obvious to me that praise should be directed to Cathy Driscoll her staff and parents for the hard work that they have put in, making the school a success. I’m sure that the school will grow into one of the best in the borough.” Cathy Driscoll, Headteacher of The William Hogarth School, said, ”there is a need for a good community school on this site. With the continuing good support of the LEA and the local community I am sure that we can make this happen. I was very pleased that the Councillor agreed and showed his commitment to the school.” Since The William Hogarth School opened on 29 October 2001 it has been a one-form entry school for Key Stage one pupils. The school has a full reception class for September 2002 and will increase by one year every September until it is a full Primary School. Catchment area map for local schools William Hogarth School Open Day Comments on New School Identity |
