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Forest Fields Primary and Nursery School

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Partner institution: Forest Fields Primary and Nursery School

 

 

Contributors (2012):

Zile-Huma Mohammed

 

Instructions:

Contributors: for details on what is required in each section, please look at the Guidance Notes

Contents: 

Placement Information

Accomodation

Transport

Social life

Things to do, things not to do

Useful Contacts

Before you go

Costs

Placement Information

 

Forest Fields Primary School is a popular school as it is based in area which is very diverse and multicultural. They have a large proportion of children who are from minority ethnic groups where 32 other languages are spoken other than English. 2/3 of the children are EAL when they begin at the Early Years Foundation Stage. There is also a ‘well-above-average’ children who have special educational needs or disabilities of which most are moderate learning difficulties or behavioural issues.The school has achieved the Healthy Schools Gold Award, the International Schools Award and the Eco Bronze Award. It works in partnership with ten primary schools, one infant, one junior, one nursery and three secondary schools.

 

Accommodation

 

 

Transport

 

The quicker and more reliable way to travel to the placement if living in the city will be to travel on the tram. The trams in the city are based at Station street, Lace Market, Market Square, Royal Centre and Nottingham Trent University.  There are at the moment two different stations which the tram takes you to from the city, these are the Hucknall line and the Phoenix Park. To get to the setting you are able to travel on any of these lines and you can either get off at the Noel Street stop or the Beaconsfield stop as the school is based in the middle of these two. When you get off the tram the placement is only a 5 minute walk.

 

To get to the placement from the city:

 

Get off at Noel Street stop – walk up the road towards Berridge Rd – Take a right and walk forward until you reach Bradgate road you will see the school -Walk up Bradgate road and you will see the entrance to the school on the right hand side.

 

Get off at Beaconsfield Street stop – Walk down  the road towards Berridge Rd – Take a left and walk forward until you reach Bradgate road you will see the school - Walk up Brad gate road and you will see the entrance to the school on the right hand side.

 

To get back into the city:

 

Walk back towards Noel Street tram stop – Keep walking further until you reach The Forest tram stop – Get the tram which goes towards Station Street to go back into the city.

 

You can find out about prices for travelling on the tram from thier website: http://www.thetram.net/home/ 

 

 

Social life

 

 

Things to do, things not to do

 

Things to do 

  • Contact and visit the setting before you start your placement. This is so you can meet the staff members and you will also be given an induction pack and the placement co-ordinator will also go through health and safety with you. 
  • Make sure you sign in and out at reception when arriving and leaving the setting.     
  • Interact with staff, they are very friendly and welcoming.       
  • Make sure that the staff members know what your placement is about so they can help you the best they can. 

Things not to do         

  • Don’t arrive late to the setting on the first time. 
  • Don’t come and go at the setting when you please.        
  • Do not handle challenging situations alone talk to a member of staff.  
  • Don’t just sit their whilst in lessons take initiative.  

 

Useful Contacts

Forest Fields Primary and Nursery School

Bradgate Road
Forest Fields
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
NG7 6HJ

 

Telephone number: 0115 9156872
Fax number: 0115 9156873

 

Placement Co-ordinator - Jo Keeley

Head Teacher - Sue Hoyland

 

 

 

 

Before you go

Before you go you may want to read through their Ofsted report: http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/inspection-reports/find-inspection-report/provider/ELS/122733

It would be useful to visit the setting before you start your placement, however your placement co-ordinator will advise you to come before so they can provide you with an induction pack and go through health and safety. 

 

 

Costs

 

 

 

 

 

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