Impact of partnership work done in 2025 (ISC annual Census 2026)

• 20 state schools involved
• 101-200 state school pupils involved
• 9 staff hours given

Impact Statement

Academic Partnership.
Our Head of Early Years attends the local Agreement Trialing Meetings which are also attended by 5 state primary schools. We work together to learn to share best practice to improve the quality of teaching and learning. We have teachers from state schools come to observe our classes and our teachers are able to visit local primary schools to share our ideas.

Sport Partnership.
We play against other local teams and share our facilities with them.

Other Partnerships.
We offer our School to music exam invigilators and pupils from all local primary and secondary schools send their children to us to be examined in music theory. By holding these exams in the evening, this benefits approximately 50 students each year from local state schools who would otherwise have to take time off from School to travel to Cambridge.

We offer our school transport, without charge, to local state schools wishing to attend local music / drama festivals. Many local state schools stated that they could not attend this festival due to the prohibitive cost of transport. Depending on take-up, this can benefit over 100 children from local state schools each year.