Русско-английская начальная школа АЗБУКА

Расписание

 AZBUKA Foundation Terms and Conditions
 AZBUKA ADMISSIONS POLICY and Procedure 2020-2021
 AZBUKA Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy 2021-2022
 PSHE at AZBUKA 2021-2022
 AZBUKA Relationships Education, Sex Education and Health Education Policy
 AZBUKA Behaviour and Anti-Bullying Policy
 AZBUKA Recruitment and Employment Policy
 AZBUKA Staff Behaviour Policy
 AZBUKA Health and Safety Policy
 AZBUKA Fire Safety Procedures
 AZBUKA E-Safety Policy
 AZBUKA First Aid Policy
 AZBUKA OUTINGS Policy and Procedures (Ravenscourt Park)
 AZBUKA Risk Management and Risk Assessment
 AZBUKA Administering Medicines Policy
 AZBUKA Visitors Policy
 AZBUKA Rules for Visitors
 AZBUKA School-Parent Communication_Procedure 2021-2022
 AZBUKA Organisational Management structure
 AZBUKA Complaint Policy 2021-2022

The following policies are made available from the school office on demand and free of charge:

AZBUKA Schemes and Philosophy
AZBUKA Organisational Management Structure
AZBUKA Equality Policy
AZBUKA British Values Policy
AZBUKA Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND)
AZBUKA EYFS Policy (Early Years Foundation Stage)
AZBUKA Admission Policy and Procedures
AZBUKA Admission and Attendance Registers
AZBUKA Attendance
AZBUKA Monitoring and Evaluation
AZBUKA Supervision Policy
AZBUKA Uncollected child
AZBUKA EAL/RAL Policy
AZBUKA Assessment Policy
AZBUKA Accessibility Policy
AZBUKA Premises Management
AZBUKA Data Protection
AZBUKA Induction Policy
AZBUKA Managing Contractors
AZBUKA Manual Handling
AZBUKA Curriculum
AZBUKA Financial Policy

 AZBUKA Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy 2021-2022
 AZBUKA Relationships Education, Sex Education and Health Education Policy
 AZBUKA Behaviour and Anti-Bullying Policy
 AZBUKA Recruitment and Employment Policy
 AZBUKA Staff Behaviour Policy
 PSHE at AZBUKA 2021-2022
 AZBUKA PSHE overview 2021-22
 AZBUKA Health and Safety Policy
 AZBUKA Fire Safety Procedures
 AZBUKA E-Safety Policy
 AZBUKA First Aid Policy
 AZBUKA OUTINGS Policy and Procedures (Ravenscourt Park)
 AZBUKA Risk Management and Risk Assessment
 AZBUKA Administering Medicines Policy
 AZBUKA Visitors Policy
 AZBUKA Rules for Visitors

We take this aspect of raising and educating children very seriously and do everything possible to ensure that every child grows and develops in a safe and secure environment.

Стоимость обучения

 AZBUKA LETTER TO PARENTS
 AZBUKA LETTER TO PARENTS
 FLU CONSENT JAN 2019
 FLU LEAFLET 2019
 NHS Flu Letter 2019
 Annual School FLUE VACCINATION FOR children in Reception to Year 6 – Letter and Consent form

The founding members have always been committed to community cohesion and inclusion of diverse families in the life and work of AZBUKA Foundation.
Our admissions policy as well as all other policies and practices reflect the fundamental values of universal access to education.
AZBUKA School is an educational charity and a new specialist school. An educational organisation of this kind has enormous fundraising challenges in the UK today. Generating income is never easy and takes a long time, achieved through the voluntary work of supporters, trustees, parents and patrons.
Despite the challenges, we always knew that this small specialist independent school would be not just about academic achievement as measured only by test results, but as something much more valuable and universal: fostering happiness through an approach to education and schooling rooted in the shared linguistic and cultural values of the participating families, and their common interests in and demand for bilingual education. Since our establishment, we have always strived to be supportive, to admit very different and diverse families into the Nursery and School, and to collaborate externally with the local community and beyond.
Here are some of our achievements so far:

• There has always been room for Special needs (Senco) children in the nursery, with very good support resulting in amazing progress and achievement in all areas of learning alongside bilingual education. Two children with severe delays have studied at Azbuka Nursery.
• There are children from families where Russian is not spoken at home and who have been able with our support to develop as bilingual high achievers in secondary schools. They have expressed their gratitude for Azbuka’s system.
• Our published policies reflect a commitment to the development of special educational provision in the future (see our policy and open days).
• Four lower income families have benefitted directly from grants and bursaries from the AZBUKA Foundation and the Garfield Foundation, allowing them to begin their education at the AZBUKA Primary school. We continue to search for further grants and external financial support so that we can offer more bursaries to lower income families.
• The Azbuka Cultural Centre and Bilingual Resource Centre have undertaken substantial activities with support from staff and volunteers, to promote Russian culture, including:
  • o supporting language teaching in other mainstream schools in the London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames (LBRUT), including Orleans and St Stephens
  • o organising the AZBUKA Fair for the wider community (2016 and 2017) which attracted many people from both the local area and further afield, and
  • o participating in the Kings College Language Festival, Russian Educational fair in London, Pushkin House cultural events and other joint work
• The AZBUKA school has been offering volunteering opportunities for secondary school students from local schools working towards their Duke of Edinburgh awards.
• Pupils of AZBUKA participated in the Holland Park Opera Production of Queen of Spades in 2016.
• AZBUKA Foundation has run training courses for the wider community, including CPD courses for mainstream teachers to support bilingual development in early years and education.
• AZBUKA Nursery has been in the directory of educational providers for many years. It has participated in the Quality Assurance scheme to obtain Early Education grants for different families through Richmond Borough, including lower income families for 2-year old children.
• AZBUKA School has been open to collaboration in supporting academic research and CPD for students in London and abroad. Examples include Goldsmith College students who undertake regular visits to the Saturday school as part of their teacher training and linguistics work, and researchers from Edinburgh University and St Petersburg University, who have undertaken research and work at AZBUKA School.
• Tara Fortune from CARLA, the main language centre in the US, is one of our consultants and a patron.
• AZBUKA has support from Russian cultural institutions.
• Visiting artists, poets and theatre companies from Russia including the writer Andrei Ushachov have been involved in wider community project and visits led by AZBUKA, including at Kings College London, Eton College and Pushkin House.

One planned future project is to establish links with a home for elderly people in London as well as with Russian speaking elderly people in the community, so that our children can help support them while learning and appreciating the importance of charity and community service through long term and meaningful work and school life.
The AZBUKA School has been establishing links with bilingual schools both in England as well as abroad.

• It has obtained Pupil Premium for 3-4 year olds. This is how it was spent (2016-2017):

Azbuka Russian Nursery School SDP Aut 2017 – Total
£751.68 School trips, visits, contribution towards professional fees (theatre and story telling visits), photocopies (educational materials and resources), staff training

Azbuka Russian Nursery School SDP Spring 2017 – Total £1,373.76
Help to cover costs of school lunches (New Azbuka kitchen), school trips, additional materials, photocopies, additional part-time teaching assistants, staff CPD training

Azbuka Russian Nursery School Summer 2017
£1,373.76

Help to cover costs of school lunches, school trips, additional materials, colour photocopies and visiting professionals (story telling, music especially)

The community of parents, teachers, trustees and friends of Azbuka continue to seek financial support to help support the inclusion of people from diverse backgounds in the educational and cultural work and life of AZBUKA.

Visitors are welcome to Azbuka School. They make a contribution to the life and work of the school in many different ways. The learning, teaching, training and research opportunities and experience they bring are encouraged and appreciated  (from the Russian, English and international community).  It is the school’s responsibility, however, to ensure that the security and welfare of its pupils is not compromised at any time.

The school is equally responsible to the whole school community (as well as the community of the partner THS school) for ensuring that visitors comply with the guidelines.

•  AZBUKA visitors policy _0.3Mbyte

 Letter to Parents January 2021
 AZBUKA Online Learning Provision Update – December 20
 AZBUKA Pre-school closure – Reception Online Learning Provision Update – December 20
 AZBUKA School-Parent Communication Procedure 2020-2021
 Curriculum Overview Year 1 2020-2021
 Curriculum Overview Year 2 2020-2021
 Curriculum Overview Year 3 2020-2021
 Curriculum Overview Year 4 2020-2021
 Curriculum Overview Year 5 2020-2021
 DANCE at AZBUKA
 Curriculum Overview Year 5 2020-2021
 IT Curriculum Overview Autumn term 2020
 CIRCUS Curriculum Overview 2020-2021
 AZBUKA protective measures and safeguarding practice during coronavirus period
 CORONAVIRUS IMPORTANT NOTICE
 Educational and cultural resources for AZBUKA children Christmas 2020
 PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic incl. British Values, Relationships education, Health incl. Wellbeing Education)
 AZBUKA Relationships Education, Sex Education and Health Education Policy

 AZBUKA Nursery Newsletter AUTUMN-WINTER 2020 _2Mbyte
 AZBUKA FT SCHOOL Newsletter Autumn-Winter 2020 _4Mbyte

 Azbuka material change report final 2019 (new premises) _0.1Mbyte
 Azbuka Ofsted material change inspection report 2018 (new premises) _0.2Mbyte

 VISIT FROM A FIREFIGHTER – У НАС В ГОСТЯХ – ПОЖАРНИК _0.3Mbyte
 AZBUKA winter home project advent calendar _0.3Mbyte
 Power of Reading Year 3 and 4 book list _0.3Mbyte
 Educational and cultural resources winter holiday 2019-2020 _0.4Mbyte
 Letter Russian Traditions _0.3Mbyte
 Religious education – Father Azariah _0.2Mbyte
 EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES YEAR 1-4 _0.4Mbyte
 Azbuka SUMMER TERM 2020 – Letter to all Nursery parents _0.2Mbyte
 Azbuka SUMMER TERM 2020 – Letter to all School parents _0.2Mbyte

 Newsletter Summer 2019 _0.7Mbyte
 AZBUKA School Summer Project 2019 _0.2Mbyte
 Registartion SIMPLY out of school AFTER SCHOOL AND BREAKFAST CLUB _0.1Mbyte
 AZBUKA Christmas, 12 Dec, Wed, 2018 _0.2Mbyte
 9 May Letter _0.5Mbyte
 Battersea zoo park _0.2Mbyte
 Church trip parents letter _0.4Mbyte
 Cold Weather Memo POSSIBLE SCHOOL CLOSURE PROCEDURE _0.2Mbyte
 Into film _0.3Mbyte
 Museum of Childhood Letter _0.2Mbyte
 Museum of water and steam letter years 1 2 and 3 _0.2Mbyte
 Natural History Museum trip letter _0.3Mbyte
 Natural History Museum Y3 trip letter _0.3Mbyte
 Newsletter Autumn 2018 _1.2Mbyte
 Scarlet Fever – Letter to all parents _0.3Mbyte
 Tate Britain May 15th Years 2 and 3 _0.2Mbyte

 Overview Year 1 2019-2020 _0.5Mbyte
 Overview Year 2 2019-2020 _0.4Mbyte
 Overview Year 3 2019-2020 _0.1Mbyte
 Overview Year 4 2019-2020 _0.3Mbyte
 Art Lessons Year 3 and Year 4 Autumn term 1 _0.1Mbyte
 IT Technokids Curriculum Summary _0.5Mbyte
 AZBUKA School/Techno-Kids IT curriculum Autumn 2019-2020 _0.2Mbyte
 The Dance Programme _0.2Mbyte
 Azbuka Circus Academy _0.3Mbyte
 Fees 2019-2020 _0.4Mbyte

 Azbuka Ofsted Full Inspection Report November 2017 _0.2Mbyte
 AZBUKA Russian-English Nursery/School Agreement _0.3Mbyte
 AZBUKA Term Dates 2017-2018 _0.2Mbyte
 Vauxhall City Farm letter _0.2Mbyte
 Mall Gallery letter 2018 _0.2Mbyte
 AZBUKA term dates 2017-2018 _0.2Mbyte
 AZBUKA term dates 2018-2019 _0.2Mbyte
 AZBUKA newsletter Autumn 2017 _1.2Mbyte
 AZBUKA newsletter Spring 2018 _0.5Mbyte
 AZBUKA timetable 2017-2018 Y1 and Y2 Autumn2 _0.2Mbyte
 Curriculum year 1 overview _0.4Mbyte
 Curriculum year 2 overview _0.3Mbyte
 Art lesson plans Autumn term 1 _0.1Mbyte
 Art lesson plans Autumn term 2 _0.1Mbyte
 Fееs 2017-2018 _0.4Mbyte
 Fееs 2018-2019 _0.4Mbyte
 School-Parent Agreement _0.2Mbyte
 Dance Programme _0.2Mbyte
 Cooperation between school and parents _0.2Mbyte
 Parents Forum at AZBUKA _0.1Mbyte
 Ofsted Report 2017 _0.2Mbyte
 Art Lessons Y1 and Y2 (Spring term 1) _0.1Mbyte
 Art Lessons Y1 and Y2 (Spring term 2) _0.1Mbyte
 Art Lessons Y1 and Y2 (Summer 2018 term 2) _0.1Mbyte
 Yoga Lesson plans Y1 and Y2 (Winter magical adventure) _0.1Mbyte
 Yoga Lesson plans Y1 and Y2 (My feelings and emotions) _0.2Mbyte
 Yoga Lesson plans Y1 and Y2 Summer _0.2Mbyte
 AZBUKA Learning Educational and Cultural Resources SPRING 2018 _0.5Mbyte