The school serves a low-income community whose children do not benefit from the kinds of educational enrichment opportunities enjoyed by their more privileged peers. Moreover, the school community has experienced an extremely challenging period: in 2017 the Grenfell fire took the lives of five of our students, displacing many others and leaving the school without a building for over a year. This has been compounded by the recent lockdown which has been very difficult for many of our students.

We broaden horizons, raise aspirations and nurture key life skills through the provision of a diverse range of educational enrichments that would otherwise be out of bounds to both our students and the school budget. These include sports, arts, life skills and academic enrichments, particularly targeted at the most vulnerable. We are also responding to needs arising out of school closure due to Covid-19, which has included summer activities and extra support for vulnerable students.