Westminster celebrates supplementary education

March 7, 2016 By nrcadminse Leave a Comment

Celebration of the teaching and learning that takes place each week in Westminster’s supplementary schools

Aida Haziri and Ardhmeria Supplementary School teachers

Mae and Rafael of Philippine Generations receive their Level 3 Teaching Certificates in preparation for an expansion of school activities to include language provision for children.

Fatima Taha, only 17 when she started the Effective Teaching Skills course, studying and volunteering to teach at African Women Group

Fatima and all the AWG teaching staff.

Councillor Judith Warner, The Right Worshipful the Deputy Mayor of Westminster, presenting teachers with their Level 2 and Level 3 certificates.

Performance by the Sudanese School

Young people are the best PR a supplementary school can have, heartfelt thanks from a pupil at Sudanese Supplementary School

Sudanese Supplementary School received the Gold Quality Framework Award with well-deserved pride. Heartfelt presentations and performances from staff and pupils, as well as teaching certificates. Congratulations!

Al Ola School celebrate the achievement of the Gold Quality Framework Award, from starting up to Gold in only four years! And teaching certificates for four more staff.

Margaret Brown of the Tri-borough School Standards Team confirms her commitment to raise awareness with mainstream schools in Westminster, Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea.

MP for supplementary schools — We are delighted that Karen Buck MP, a long-time champion of supplementary education, was able to join us.

And farewell to our wonderful Quality Development Advisors, Akhita Benjamin and Siobhan Crawley.

It has been an amazing six years with you at NRCSE, thank you for all your dedication and wise advice, see you soon!

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