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Head's Blog - May 18th 2013

We welcome another new member to our staff in the position Business Manager next month. After a competitive interview process, we are fortunate to have recruited someone with school administrative experience combined with a significant formal accountancy background. The Business Manager will be a key member of my Senior Leadership Team and along with Neale and myself, will make a significant contribution to the strategic direction of the school.  Click Here to Read More

Public Consultation Results

The results of our recent public consultation periods have now been published and are available for download HERE.

Example Uniform Images

The full uniform has not yet been finalised but we've added some designs and images to the website. Please take a look and let us know what you think!

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Admissions Policy published

Our Admissions Policy is now available.


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Department for Education 2012 School Performance Tables

The Department for Education have published their 2012 School Performance Tables

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School Opens 05.09.2013 08:30 109 Days

Welcome to Sir Thomas Fremantle Secondary School

Over 90 families have already signed up for places at Sir Thomas Fremantle School but we still have a few places available in Years 7 and 8. They are filling up fast so do not miss out on a place at the School. If you want to be part of something really special, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. now giving your name and address for a prospectus.

 

Initially considering applications for entry into years 7 and 8 in September 2013, Sir Thomas Fremantle adds to the secondary school choice for children and their parents. The vision is to create a small, non-selective and inclusive local school where the aim is to release the potential of each individual child through a curriculum which, in tandem with high expectations for commitment to academic study, builds confidence and self-esteem through diverse opportunities to participate in drama, music, sport and art. A strong sense of community and parental engagement to support their child’s education will be key contributors to each pupil’s success.

The inspiration to set up a free school in the Winslow area came from a steering group of local parents, teachers and education professionals motivated by a passion for making a positive contribution towards the future education provision for children within the North Buckinghamshire community. Applications received for September 2013 confirm that there is strong interest and support for a new secondary school from parents in Winslow and the surrounding villages

One of 102 new free schools given the go-ahead by the Department for Education to open in September 2013, Sir Thomas Fremantle broadens the secondary school choices for families in Winslow and the surrounding villages. State-funded, not for profit, non-selective and free for parents, free schools are outside council control, resulting in heads and governors having more control over the curriculum, teacher recruitment, term dates, timetable and the school day. Far from critical of the current provision, free schools look to enhance state school choices within local communities, offering an alternative to complement the current provision. Inspected by Ofsted, free schools are subjected to rigorous accountability with regard to excellence in leadership and teaching standards.

You are welcome to browse our website for more information about our school, and you are invited to email our Head Master at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have any further questions.