Year 6 into Year 7 Transition
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Update 10th June 2020
From the 15th June, in line with government guidance, we are are inviting select Y10 and Y12 students to attend small group sessions with teaching staff at scheduled times throughout the week. Please ensure your son or daughter only attends on the days invited.
The school remains closed to students of all other year groups who should continue to engage in virtual learning online until the end of the academic year.
New summer term booklets have been prepared form all subjects for years 7, 8 & 9. Contact-free collection from Riverside will be available 15th – 19th June between the hours of 10am and 2pm only. Please bring your own pen to sign out.
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Riverside School is a mixed 11-18 free school that opened in September 2013. We are fully subscribed in Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 and currently have 1200 students on roll, including our new sixth form. We will eventually grow to a full capacity of 2000 students.
Our success is a result of an absolute emphasis on learning, the brilliant parental support that we receive and our close-knit team of enthusiastic and incredibly talented staff. There is a real sense of passion and dynamism that students and staff bring to all that they do, making Riverside School a superb place to both learn and to work.
We serve our local community with the very highest standard of education to ensure ‘Excellence for All’. Riverside works in partnership with the Local Authority (London Borough of Barking and Dagenham) to meet the needs of a rapidly growing school population in the Thames View and Riverside areas in the southern part of the borough, on the north bank of the River Thames.
Mr A. Roberts
(Headteacher)
