The Christian School, Takeley
The school accommodated children aged 7 to 16 years. Its curriculum aligned with the standards set by the English National Curriculum. Additionally, the school underwent inspections conducted by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI).
History
The Christian School (Takeley) was established in 1989 by a consortium of parents and supporters with the aim of delivering a Christian-centered education, emphasizing Christian faith and principles. Presently, the school comprises families from diverse geographical regions, representing various church affiliations or none at all. In 2017, the school obtained membership in both the Independent School Association and the Independent Schools Council.
Site and facilities
The school was situated on the premises of Takeley Chapel, which currently serves as the location for Takeley Congregational Church, an independent religious institution. The site encompasses an Edwardian chapel building, a recreation hall, and a stable block that was converted into a workshop and science laboratory.
Nine distinct teaching rooms were available on-site, complemented by additional facilities such as a library and kitchen. Outdoor amenities included a playground, gazebo, and allotments located at the front of the premises.
Awards
The school received the bronze, silver, and gold Woodland Trust awards.
References
- ^ "The Christian School in Takeley set to close as trustees begin insolvency process". Bishop's Stortford Independent.
- ^ "The Christian School (Takeley)". Ofsted. Retrieved 10 May 2023.
- ^ "The Christian School (Takeley) | the Independent Schools Association". 16 March 2018.
- ^ "The Christian School (Takeley), Bishop's Stortford - ISC".
- ^ "School's Eco Team achieves Woodland Trust gold award". Dunmow Broadcast. Retrieved 20 April 2023.
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