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Croxley Danes School Accepting Applications for 2017 Entry

Dr Valentine has written to parents today to announce that Croxley Danes School has begun taking applications for September 2017 entry. As she explains in her letter, St Clement Danes plans to house the school temporarily for one year only to ensure that the promised school places can be delivered whilst the permanent buildings are being constructed. She goes on to write:

"It is a truly exciting phase in St Clement Danes’ development as a school. The benefits of two schools working together are huge. We will be able to continue to attract high quality staff in an increasingly difficult market by communicating the benefit of working in a two school setting and the greater potential for career development and experience this brings. There will be a greater number of opportunities for student leadership for St Clement Danes students who will act as role models and mentors for all the younger students on site. In short, we are delighted to be able to press on with our plans to educate a new generation of children at Croxley Danes School and know that the partnership will bring huge benefits to our own students at St Clement Danes, long into the future." 

For more details about the new school, please visit its website using the link below.

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