King's House School case studies (11)

Impact of partnership work done in 2023 (ISC annual Census 2024)

• 5 state schools involved
• 2001+ state school pupils involved
• 50 staff hours given

Impact Statement

Hammersmith Academy

Academic and Sport
GCSE Coursework: 10 hours
Mixed: 20 students
Students from Hammersmith Academy supported the KHS Annual Inter-Schools Football Tournament as admin assistants, referees and tournament assistants. The students learnt how to plan and run a tournament. The students also led groups of primary school children during the afternoon.

Term Time Facility Hire: 234+ hours
Mixed: 100+ students
Students from Hammersmith Academy have benefited from using specialist sporting facilities such as the 3G pitch, netball courts, rugby and football pitches. This opportunity would not have been possible without the partnership between the schools. The specialist facilities have not only provided students with the opportunity to excel in their GCSE and BTEC courses but also participate in regional and national competitions. Several students have been selected for local clubs and regional performance centres. In rugby, several students have progressed to play for Wasps and London Irish. This would not have been possible without the partnership with King's House School.

Sport
School Fixtures: 100+ hours
Mixed: 100+ students
The partnership with King's House School has enabled students at Hammersmith Academy to take part in inter-school fixtures and competitions in rugby, cricket, rounders and football. There are no grass fields at Hammersmith Academy and this would not have been possible without the partnership.



Cavendish Primary School

Sport
After-school coaching: 39 hours
Mixed: 50 students
Excel Sports have delivered free football and multi sports coaching sessions for students from Cavendish Primary School throughout 2018. The 3G pitch hire and coaching (delivered by Excel Sports) have both been paid for by King's House School. Students have benefited from the coaching sessions and the use of the specialist facility. Players have advanced onto local clubs and further coaching sessions.

Inter Schools Football Tournament: 4 hours
Mixed: 24 students
Students from Cavendish School attended the annual King's House School football tournament and played competitive games on the 3G surface. This would not have been possible without the partnership in place. The students also received sporting post-match teas paid for by King's House School.

Sports Day
Cavendish School is invited to use the facilities free of charge at King's House School for its Sports Day. This ensure that students and families are able to experience a high-quality, professional and enjoyable sports day without financial restrictions.

Academic
Eco Day: 5 hours
Mixed: 50 students
Students from Cavendish School attend the KHS Annual Eco Day. This day provides students at Cavendish School the opportunity to learn more about the environment, healthy eating and well being. The event is organised and paid for by King's House School.



Excel Sports
Sport
Youth Pathway: 24-36 Boys
Community Holiday Programme: 200+ Mixed
Advanced Player Pathway: 25+ Boys

Excel Sports (Football in the Community) enables disadvantage children aged 12-18 years (predominately 14-18 years) to participate in football fixtures and benefit from competitive sport.



Lawrence Dallagio Works
Academic and Sport
Rugby Works Events: 5 hours
Boys: 100

Disadvantaged students from the local community selected for a rugby event held at the King's House Sports Ground.

"KHS has recently partnered with the Lawrence Dallaglio Rugby Works Foundation to host rugby events at the sports grounds. Dallaglio RugbyWorks is an intensive, long-term skills development programme based on rugby, through which we aim to get teenagers outside of mainstream education into sustained education, employment or training. KHS are providing the sports grounds free of charge to support the running of the programme. Each year on average 2,200 young people between the ages of 14-16 are excluded from mainstream education in the UK. That’s 12 exclusions every school day. Excluded children are the most vulnerable; twice as likely to be in the care of the state, four times more likely to have grown up in poverty, seven times more likely to have a special educational need and ten times more likely to suffer recognised mental health problems. Most have no hope of getting out of a system they fell in often through no fault of their own. They will go on to cost the state £763m in extra health, criminal justice, welfare and education costs in their lifetime. 63% of the prison population were excluded from school at some stage in their lives.

At Dallaglio Rugby Works, we want to change this. We get to work right at the heart of the system. We place our coaches in local Alternative Provision, where we work hand in hand with local teaching staff, using the values of rugby to help develop a wide range of essential skills for these permanently excluded teenagers. We provide structure and support, and a pathway to the future.

These are some of the hardest young people to reach, but our programme is working. Over a period of 3 years we work with each young person to get them in to employment or further education and the results have been encouraging.

Currently we operate across the UK in just over 40 schools and have over 350 young people working with us. Our future plans see us working with 560 young people in 70 Alternative Provision sites by September 2018, that’s close to 25% of all permanently excluded 14-16 year old’s across the country.

Our results are significant, a young person on our programme is 3 times more likely to pass a Maths & English Level 2 and twice as likely to still be in education, employment or training 12 months after leaving school. Both significant predictors of future employability and ability to support themselves and their families to build a better life."



Brentford in the Community
Academic and Sport
Facility Hire: 200+ hours
Boys: 100+

King's House School offers Brentford in the Community discounted football pitch hire.

"Brentford in the Community have used King's House Sports Ground as their home for training sessions and games throughout the 2017-2018 academic year. The partnership with KHS has provided players from BITC with the opportunity to train and play on professional standard surfaces. The quality of the facilities at the ground have assisted Brentford with the development of the programme and from 2019-2020 the programme will increase to 3 teams at the ground. The programme would not have grown at the successful rate that it has without the support of KHS and the offer of reduced facility hire costs. The 2019 - 2020 academic year will also see the launch of a BTEC programme for sixth form students. Brentford in the Community Sports Trust is an independent charitable arm of Brentford Football Club and a member of the English Football League Trust. As part of their ethos and remit, the trust looks to build local partnerships with a variety of organisations to fulfil its core pillars of health, education, participation, community engagement and employment/training."



King's House Annual Inter-Schools Football Tournament (June and November 2018)
Sport
200 boys and girls from local primary schools (Cavendish, Queen's, Heston, Southfields, Thompson House and East Sheen Primary Schools)(Years 4, 5 and 6)

The tournament provides local primary children in the boroughs of Richmond and Hounslow with the opportunity to play on a specialist 3G surface and compete with other local schools in a friendly competition.



Academic
King's House Annual Eco Day: 5 hours
Mixed: 150 students
King’s House School is keen that all children develop an understanding of their role as members of both the local and global community in which they live. 150 boys and girls from local primary schools (Cavendish and William Hogarth) are invited to attend the event. This day gives students the opportunity to learn more about the environment, healthy eating and well being. The event is organised and paid for by KHS.



Stagecoach
Drama
Drama and Theatre for the local community
Discounted facilities hire: 325+ hours
Mixed: 250+ students
The partnership with King's House School enables Stagecoach to offer high quality advanced musical theatre and drama classes for children in the local community. The programme enables children to develop drama and music skills. Students are able to take exams through the programme and have performed at local events and venues such as the Shaftesbury Theatre in the West End. The facilities at King's House School provide students with the ideal opportunity to explore the disciplines of drama, dance and signing in a safe, secure and familiar environment.

Drama and Theatre for the local community
Discounted facilities hire: 30 hours
Mixed: 75 students
Stagecoach in partnership with King's House School offer students from the local community the opportunity to take part in a week long drama school during the summer holidays. The facility hire costs are discounted by King's House School to ensure that the programme is accessible.



Kew Music
Music Holiday Club
Discounted facilities hire: 75 hours
Mixed: 100+ students
Kew Music Academy is able to deliver music holiday programmes (Summer and Christmas) to children in the local community as part of a partnership with King's House School. Kew Music receives discounted facility hire ensuring that the music programmes are inclusive and affordable to families from the local community. The partnership with King's House School allows the attendees to use the music equipment and specialist facilities at the school.



Mother Nature
Academic
Science Holiday Programme
Mother Nature utilise the specialist facilities at King's House School during the school holidays to offer Science courses for children of all abilities - available to both King's House pupils and boys and girls from the community.



Fun Tech
Academic
IT Holiday Programme
Available to boys and girls of primary age.

"KHS offer IT holiday programmes in partnership with Funtech during the summer holidays. Funtech provide a cutting-edge technology and coding school designed to stretch the most able of children. Funtech can provide your child’s complete tech education and redefine the way they learn, wherever you live.

Using high-calibre, project-based curriculum and state-of-the-art virtual learning platforms, children can connect with specialist tutors in real-time and learn in-demand tech skills to enable them to get ahead."



Educational Psychologist
Academic
King's House School has agreed to fund an Educational Psychologist assessment for one of its bursary pupils.



11+ Interview Practice
Academic
0.5 hours
King's House staff (the Deputy Head and Head of Pastoral) gave interview practice and advice to a year 6 pupil from a local state school in preparation for an 11+ scholarship interview.