Mandeville Primary School
Learning, Caring & Achieving Together
Welcome to the Mandeville Primary School website. Here you will find useful information about our school and see how much we have to celebrate.
In February 2024 Mandeville was graded Outstanding in all areas by Ofsted - you can find the full report here . Our goal is to give all of our children an outstanding education, which allows each child to develop and succeed. We aim to foster a life-long love of learning and equip our children to be successful in the 21st century, through a creative and dynamic approach to learning that is engaging, challenging and fun.
We are very proud of our school and our wider community and have grown together to provide an amazing curriculum for all Mandeville children. We are always looking for new ways to improve and move forward and we work together with parents, carers, staff, governors, children and other stakeholders to ensure that we are constantly developing. We are fortunate to also be federated with Kingsmead and Gayhurst primary schools as part of the LEAP Federation; we have one governing body and one Executive Head who leads all three schools. This partnership allows us to share professional knowledge, expertise and resources, which benefits the communities of all three schools. We are delighted that this effective and successful close partnership has led to all three of the LEAP schools being graded Outstanding by Ofsted
We hope you find what you are looking for here. If not or if you have any further questions please do get in touch with us. We are always happy to help.
Marc Thompson (Headteacher) & Louise Nichols (Executive Headteacher)
It's wonderful to see our former students coming back to Mandeville to complete their work experience! This week we have a group of 15-17 year olds taking on the role of a teaching assistant. We can't wait to see how they get on! #workexperience #community
CLIMATE CHANGE FILM & EUROPEAN BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT Samuel, Yasmine and Malakai (yr 6) represented Mandeville at the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development on Monday. In front of over forty senior leaders from the EBRD, the children spoke about their 'Change CLIMATE CHANGE' film. The art project took place when the children were in year 4 and the film has now been shown to world leaders at the UN Regional platform for disaster risk reduction and at Glastonbury festival. Yasmine spoke confidently about the inspiration for the title of the film, followed by Samuel who spoke articulately about his feelings for the future. Malakai spoke eloquently about what he hopes the film and artworks might achieve in the future. The children then showed off their pieces of art and spoke about how they created them. The CEO of the EBRD ended by reflecting on the importance of resilience and adaptation and how it relates to the bank's activities and countries of operations. The event concluded with a networking event where the children enjoyed speaking to various people from the bank. "I enjoyed speaking to the people who asked what I wanted to be when I grow up." Samuel The size and grandeur of the building was so impressive!" Malakai "It was an inspirational visit because it felt like the adults were really interested in climate change and our work." Yasmine @arthoppers @gideonmendel @ecoactive_uk @ecoschoolshackney
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STEPHEN MORGAN MP VISITS MANDEVILLE & SCHOOL OF FOOD
04/04/2025
On Thursday morning, bright and early, we had a visit from the Government minister Stephen Morgan, who had been recommended to see how we deliver on school food across LEAP
Lovely parent quotes
16/01/2025
Read some of the lovely things Mandeville parents and their children are saying about our school......
Nativity 2024
19/12/2024
What an amazing and confident performance of th nativity Year 1 put on, last Friday....
Mandeville Art Project shown to World Leaders
06/11/2024
Mandeville's art project shown to world leaders this week at the UN Regional Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction in Montenegro.
