In the heart of Islington, on Sussex Way, stands Duncombe Primary School. It’s a vibrant place, filled with the sounds of children learning and laughing. Step onto the grounds and you can almost feel the energy buzzing around you. This is Duncombe, a school steeped in history, recently becoming a force to be reckoned with in education. But Duncombe Primary has a special story to tell. Before it was Duncombe, it was Montem. It was once a bustling school full of children, their lives and their stories, all intertwined with the school. Now, the school buildings stand empty, remnants of its past. Duncombe inherited the legacy of Montem, absorbing its pupils and bringing them under one roof. Duncombe, a two-form entry school, provides an inclusive learning environment with an age range from 2-11. It’s an environment that encourages creativity, nurtures individuality and pushes all its students to reach their full potential. Duncombe’s commitment to its community is evident in its Ofsted rating – a testament to the hard work and dedication of its staff. You might not know this, but a high percentage of Duncombe’s children are eligible for free school meals. This is testament to the school’s commitment to serving a diverse and underprivileged community. But, Duncombe doesn’t just provide education. It’s a safe haven, a place where these children find support and a sense of belonging. Duncombe Primary School, while rooted in history, is a beacon of progress and a testament to a community that cares about its children’s future.
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