Right here, stands Alexander McLeod Primary School. It is a place of learning and growth. Alexander McLeod Primary School opened on January 1, 1999. This community school serves children aged 5 to 11.
Alexander McLeod Primary School is located on Fuchsia Street in London. The school’s phone number is 020 8311 2266. Mr. Mohammed Mustafa is the headteacher. The school’s capacity is 630 pupils. Currently, 580 pupils attend Alexander McLeod Primary School. 35.6% of pupils are eligible for free school meals. That equals 206 children.
Alexander McLeod Primary School was formed from two predecessor schools. These were Alexander McLeod Infant School and Alexander McLeod Junior School.
Alexander McLeod Primary School aims to provide exciting learning. Teachers focus on reading, writing, and self-belief. They tailor learning to pupils’ needs and interests. This stimulates imagination and enthusiasm.
Inspectors find Alexander McLeod Primary School to be a happy place. Pupils speak positively about the school. They enjoy opportunities outside of lessons. School trips often connect to classroom learning. Leaders make reading a high priority.
In 2019, 70% of pupils met the expected standard in reading, writing, and maths. Pupils made good progress in maths and reading. The average progress score in maths was 3.3. The average progress score in reading was 2.6. Writing progress was slightly below average at -0.3.
Attendance at Alexander McLeod Primary School is generally good. In 2017/18, pupils missed 3.9% of half-day sessions. This is slightly better than the national average of 4%.
Alexander McLeod Primary School employs 34 full-time teachers. It also has 25.2 teaching assistants. The average teacher salary in 2018/19 was £40,052.
The school has a governing body. Steven Piper is the chair of governors. Governors include Whitney Iles, Susan Robinson, and others. They oversee the school’s management and direction.
Alexander McLeod Primary School continues to be a “Good” school. Ofsted inspectors noted the school’s inclusive nature. They praised the high expectations for all pupils.