Schools
LINKS TO LOCAL COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS
Schools
We very much value our links with the local Schools, especially St. Andrew's Junior School where Revd Tim, our Priest, is Deputy Chair of Governors, and The Totteridge Academy where he is also a Governor. We invite all the local Schools to display work in our Annual Art Show, which they and we, much enjoy.
This year our Easter Art Fair will be from May 1st - 3rd. 10am -6pm
St. Andrew's C of E VA Primary School
St. Andrew’s School is a Church of England Primary school with strong links with St. Andrew’s Church. The ethos of the school reflects its Christian connection, with a Mission to nurture, inspire and educate the children within a Christian framework.
A small but vibrant school situated directly on the village green in Totteridge, there is a strong family orientated atmosphere where there are always exciting activities taking place. The pupils come to the Church twice a term for special festivals and Revd Tim takes assemblies in the school once a week, which is always a real pleasure.
Parents who plan to use active membership of our church as criteria for application need to come to services at least once a month in the 12 months prior to submitting an application form and to sign the book in the church foyer each time as evidence of their attendance.
The Totteridge Academy
The Totteridge Academy is a non-selective, co-educational, Senior community School where they aim to provide a high quality education in a safe, caring and disciplined environment, so that pupils are equipped to become responsible citizens in a scientific, technological and international community. This means pupils, staff, parents and guardians, governors, the local authority and the wider community working together to provide the best opportunities possible, in an environment in which our students will be able to flourish. We seek to provide quality teaching and a rich educational experience for our pupils that will help them succeed in the global employment market.
St. Andrew's School on Totteridge Green
Children from St. Andrew's School working on an activity in St. Andrew's church
Students from The Totteridge Academy
Woodridge Primary School
Woodridge is a diverse, vibrant learning community where expectations and standards are high and children are helped to achieve their best. It is a busy, friendly school, with lots going on. Staff, children, governors and the local community work really hard to provide a secure, nurturing environment where children can become confident, independent learners and succeed in all areas of school life.
Community Contact Information
St Andrew's Junior School - www.standrewstotteridge.co.uk
The Totteridge Academy - www.thetotteridgeacademy.co.uk
Woodridge Primary School -www.woodridgeprimaryschool.com
The Mother's Union - Margaret Peart Tel: 020 8449 3723
The Totteridge Resident's Association - www.totteridgeresidents.org
The Totteridge Gardening Club - www.totteridgegardenclub.co.uk
The Totteridge Literary and Social Society - Secretary Dixie Locke
The Totteridge Manor Association - www.totteridgemanorassociation.co.uk
South Herts Golf Club - www.southhertsgolfclub.co.uk
Totteridge Tennis Club -www.totteridgetennis.net
Barnet Council - www.barnet.gov.uk
The 3rd Totteridge (St. Andrew's) Scout Group -
Kathrynne Bickers Tel: 07988 624464
Totteridge Police Constable Support Officer -PC Andy Caswell,
Tel: 07920 233746 Email: totteridge.snt@met.police.uk
Charity Contact Information
National
- http://www.christianaid.org.uk/index.aspx
Christian Aid Campaign Pages - :
Tax justice - http://www.christianaid.org.uk/ActNow/trace-the-tax/index.aspx
Climate Justice Campaign - http://www.christianaid.org.uk/ActNow/climate-justice/Index.aspx.
Annual Report and a short film introduced by our Christian Aid CEO Loretta Minghella - https://www.christianaid.org.uk/aboutus/who/key_publications/annual-report.aspx.
LOCAL
NORTH LONDON HOSPICE - http://www.northlondonhospice.org
Multi-faith hospice providing specialist palliative care in North London for those with advanced progressive disease.
HOMELESS ACTION IN BARNET - http://www.habcentre.org
HAB work with vulnerable people so that they gain access to housing, health and other services in order to achieve dignity; to make their own effective choices; and to express themselves as fully independent members of society. A place of Change’ – enabling and facilitating practical change for individuals and promoting the needs of Homeless people within our society.
Age UK in Barnet, now have a HANDYPERSON SERVICE,
Helping you to live safely and independently in your own home.
The service offers trusted people in our own community providing minor repairs, improvements and adaptions in your home. They will do anything from changing light bulbs, fuses and plugs, fitting locks, spy holes, door chains, draught proofing or smoke alarms, to assembling small pieces of furniture and hanging curtains.
The service is free but materials are charged for.
Tel : 020 8150 0963 for an appointment,
or email: handyperson@ageukbarnet.org.uk
or visit: www.ageukbarnet.org.uk
