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Address: Uttoxeter New Road, Derby, DE22 3HU
Email: admin@bemrose.derby.sch.uk
Telephone number: 01332 366711
Fax number: 01332 296955
Website: http://bemroseschool.org.uk/
Head teacher: Joanne Ward
Status: Foundation
Number of pupils: 850
Last Ofsted inspection: January 2007
Notes: The Uttoxeter New Road site was acquired in December 1923. It was used for games in 1924.
Plans were approved for a new building which would cost £71,746. On Friday, July 11th, 1930 Bemrose School was formally opened by the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Trevelyan, President of the Board of Education.
The Bemrose promise says:
• We will do our very best to make Bemrose Community School a happy, safe and successful community. In order to keep our promise to all of our students and their families we will:
• Provide a well-ordered, safe and calm environment which stimulates and encourages excellent teaching and learning.
• Recognise, develop and reward all our students' achievements.
• Ensure that all our students can learn and improve by establishing structures, systems and rules that enable them to do so.
• Encourage respect and care for each other.
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