SHINE on Saturday @ Archbishop Sumner
The grant recipient
Archbishop Sumner Primary School is an inner-city school and most of its students live in rented housing. It is the only Full Serviced Extended primary school in Lambeth and has a successful track record in delivering extended hours learning opportunities for students.
The programme
SHINE @ Archbishop Sumner takes 60 underachieving students in years 4, 5 and 6 (7-11 year olds) from the school and seven other local schools.
Latest results
- 54% of students now have a reading age at or above their chronological age, compared to 30% at the beginning of the year
- Case studies illustrate that students benefited hugely from individual attention to their social, behavioural and educational needs. Students newly arrived in the country with very basic learning skills made accelerated progress well beyond expected.
Click here to find out how this SHINE on Saturday project helped Asad achieve top marks in his SATs - just two years after he arrived in the UK.
The funding
SHINE has made a grant to contribute to the set up and extension costs of this project and is delighted to be co-funding it in partnership with the Walcot Foundation http://www.walcotfoundation.org.uk.The school funds the post of Project Manager and further contributions are made by parents.
Funding: £159,023 to Archbishop Sumner Primary School, over seven years (2005-12)
Visit the website for Archbishop Sumner School: http://www.archbishop-sumners-primary.lambeth.sch.uk
"We are very excited about the ABS SHINE on Saturday programme. It is over-subscribed by the eight schools participating from North Lambeth, an area which needs so many resources to ensure equality of opportunity."
Head teacher, Archbishop Sumner Primary School
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"We are very excited about the ABS SHINE on Saturday programme. It is over-subscribed by the eight schools participating from North Lambeth, an area which needs so many resources to ensure equality of opportunity."
Head teacher, Archbishop Sumner Primary School