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Raine's Foundation School has been in existance
since 1719 and today is a highly successful inner city voluntary-aided
comprehensive school. Raine's attaches
great importance to high academic achievement through the traditional
values of hard work, discipline, good conduct and loyalty. We
are also proud of our many activities outside curriculum time,
especially within the local community. We also have an excellent
reputation for music and drama and our sports teams are very
successful.
- These are some of the newspaper articles
about Raine's Foundation School that have appeared in 2002-2003:
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Heros who ran London
(East End Life - 22 April, 2002)
Raine's following in
footsteps of 'old boy' Idowu (The East London Advertiser,
p. 55 - 27th June, 2002)
Everyone's a Winner
(East End Life, Issue 418, p. 30-31 - 29 July-4 August, 2002)
Teachers on the run
(East End Life, Issue 416, p. 15 - 21 July, 2002)
Teachers Vs Pupils
(The East London Advertiser, p. 29, 25th July, 2002)
GCSE improvement saves
schools (The East London Advertiser, p. 7, 29th August, 2002)
From Raine's to Cambridge
(East End Life, Issue425, p. 4, 16 September, 2002)
Council achieve high
goals with new pitch (The East London Advertiser, p. 14,
19th September, 2002)
Aiming for a high level
(East End Life, 5th June, 2002)
Euro Raines Winners
off Eurostar! (Connect 5, 7th June, 2002)
Teaching Teachers The
Raines Way (Connect 5, 7th June, 2002)
Summertime - Gifted,
Talented and Busy! (Connect 5, 7th June, 2002)
Church of England Schools
to expand (BBC News, 14th June, 2001)
Religious quota 'works
for us' (Social Research, 11th December, 2001)
Nothing but the best
will do (East End Life, 13th May, 2002)
The travelling teachers
(East End Life, 10th September, 2002)
Cllr Rahman kicks off
new astroturf (East End Life, Issue 426, p. 31 - 23-29 September,
2002)
Winning Boat Races
(The East London Advertiser, p. 21, 3rd October, 2002)
Nang! (Autumn/Winter,
2002)
Brum bishop goes back
to school (East End Life, Issue 429, p. 5, 14-21 October,
2002)
After school support
gives guidance to pupils (East End Life, Issue 429, p. 16-18,
14-21 October, 2002)
Stepney Councillor shows
local students how to 'kick-it' (Stepney Voice, p. 12, October,
2002)
Raine's reign supreme
in the world of sport (East End Life, Issue 434, p. 27, 18-24th
November, 2002)
Blair says schools have
dramatically improved (East End Life, Issue 434, p. 5, 18-24th
November, 2002)
Poets who know it
(The East London Advertiser, p. 21, 21st November, 2002)
Teachers' show of support
for strike action (The East London Advertiser, p. 9, 21st
November, 2002)
Raine's are the stars
of sport! (The East London Advertiser, p. 11, 21st November,
2002)
A taste of campus life
(East End Life, Issue 435, p. 4, 25 November-1 December, 2002)
The sound of the suburbs
(East End Life, Issue 435, p. 4, 25 November-1 December, 2002)
Live poetry recitals
(East End Life, Issue 436, p. 4, 2-8 December, 2002)
Collette's love takes
top prize (Connections, p. 2, November, 2002)
All along the water
tower (Connections, p. 4, November, 2002)
E-skills 4 Industry
(Connections, p. 5, November, 2002)
Raine's rising star
(East End Life, Issue 439, p. 24, 23 December, 2002 - 12 January,
2003)
Raine's students are
quick on the draw (East End Life, Issue 441, p. 8, 20-26
January, 2003)
School kids' donation
is chest what the doctor ordered (The East London Advertiser,
p.8, 23rd January, 2003)
Sir John Cass is top
of the pass (The East London Advertiser, p.8, 23rd January,
2003)
Our pupils are a class
above (East End Life, Issue 441, p. 1-2, 27 January-2 February,
2003)
High aims pay off
(East End Life, Issue 441, p. 2, 27 January-2 February, 2003)
What a sport (The
East London Advertiser, p. 64, Thursday 6 February, 2003)
Reaching for the stars
- The Chelsea hope (Hackney Gazette, No. 17150, p. 50, Thursday
6 February, 2003)
Chelsea youth policy
reaps its rewards (Westminster Times, No. 7010, p. 1, Wednesday
12 February, 2003)
Pettigrew's staying
on first team track (Westminster Times, No. 7010, p. 44,
Wednesday 12 February, 2003)
Chelsea youth policy
reaps its rewards (Paddington Times, No. 7010, p. 1, Wednesday
12 February, 2003)
Pettigrew's staying
on first team track (Paddington Times, No. 7010, p. 44, Wednesday
12 February, 2003)
Chelsea youth policy
reaps its rewards (Kensington Times, No. 7010, p. 1, Wednesday
12 February, 2003)
Pettigrew's staying
on first team track (Kensington Times, No. 7010, p. 44, Wednesday
12 February, 2003)
The Approach Tavern
(Evening Standard Magazine, p. 69, 7 February, 2003)
Good foundations
(East End Life, Issue 444, p. 4, 10-16 February, 2003)
Moorhouse-Black Roadshow
(London and Birmingham, UK, 12-13 February, 2003)
Pupils at Archbishop's
Royal Garden Party (Lambeth Palace, 6th June, 2002)
Ripping yarns (The
Guardian, Tuesday August 13, 2002)
Hooligan helps boys
to read (Times Educational Supplement, 10 July 2002)
Reading Champions 2002
- Paul Blum (The Literacy Trust, 5th December, 2002)
What's new at Learning
Design (Learning Design, 6th December, 2002)
The Extraordinary Files
by Paul Blum (National Association for the Teaching of English,
9th December, 2002)
e-skills4industry
(Deloitte & Touche, September, 2001-July, 2002)
A noble art that is
ethically cleansed from Tyson (The Guardian, Monday October
22, 2001)
Video of trouble with
the police - A School Social Invention Workshop (The Book
of Visions, 15 July, 2002)
Jamboree memories
(The East London Advertiser, p. 23, Thursday 27 February, 2003)
Teacher Andy is tuned
in to success - as a music star (Ilford and Redbridge Post,
p. 5, Friday 7 March, 2003)
Learning a lesson on
TV (East End Life, Issue 448, p. 4, 10-16 March, 2003)
Bandstand - Denzel (Docklands
and City of London Recorder, No. 809, p. 119, Wednesday 12 March,
2003)
Bandstand - Denzel
(Newham Recorder, No. 1807, p. 119, Wednesday 12 March, 2003)
Bandstand - Denzel
(Barking and Dagenham Recorder, No. 1807, p. 119, Wednesday 12
March, 2003)
Bandstand - Denzel
(Ilford Recorder, No. 1807, p. 119, Wednesday 12 March, 2003)
On their marks for 26
miles (Walthamstow Guardian, p. 33, Thursday 13 March, 2003)
On their marks for 26
miles (Leyton and Leytonstone Guardian Guardian, p. 33, Thursday
13 March, 2003)
Marathon girl Jo cherishes
challenge (The Leyton and Leytonstone Letter, p. 2, Thursday
13 March, 2003)
Sophie gets jungle fever
on Thai trip (The Leyton and Leytonstone Letter, p. 2, Thursday
13 March, 2003)
One Wharfers' trip of
a lifetime to India, Thanks to Bank Firms' Scheme (The Wharf
- 20 March, 2003)
Jo's a whizz with the
kids - Raine's manager's personal mission (East End Life,
Issue 448, p. 28, 17-23 March, 2003)
Exams: Sunshine through
the Raines (East London Advertiser, p. 4, 3 April, 2003)
Jo really whizzing along
to boost disabled children (Docklands and City of London
Recorder, No. 812, p. 5, 2 April, 2003)
Alfie ready for Marathon
test (East End Life, Issue 452, p. 32, 7-13 April, 2003)
A-level table shows
our young amongst the worst (Newham Recorder, No. 1810, p.
31, 9 April, 2003)
A-level table shows
our young amongst the worst (Docklands and City of London
Recorder, No. 813, p. 31, 9 April, 2003)
Drive to improve A levels
(East End Life, Issue 452, p. 5, 7-13 April, 2003)
All go for Jo (East
London Advertiser, p. 24, 10 April, 2003)
Generosity that just
runs and runs (Docklands and City of London Recorder, No.
814, p. 38 & 99, 16 April, 2003)
Generosity that just
runs and runs (Newham Recorder, No. 1812, p. 38 & 99,
16 April, 2003)
2002 A-Level League
Tables (The Times, p. 30-32, 3 April, 2003)
Teamwork the key as
Raine's retain their trophy (East End Life, Issue 455, p.
31, 28 April-4 May, 2003)
Jo's marathon effort
/ Keep on running - Staff in marathon effort for charity (Pulling
Together, Issue 63, p. 2 and 12, April, 2003)
Winners one and all
(East End Life, Issue 454, p. 15, 21-27 April, 2003)
Bullets are shot down
by Royals (East London Advertiser, p. 60, 1 May, 2003)
Case Study - Raine's
Foundation School, London (Moorhouse-Black Ltd., April, 2003)
You ask about the role
of the Mayor (East End Life, Issue 456, p. 11, 5-11 May,
2003)
Pride of East London
(East London Advertiser, p. 6, 8 May, 2003)
Pride of the Borough
(East End Life, Issue 456, p. 11, 5-11 May, 2003)
Raines pupils return
to the 18th century (East London Advertiser, p. 5, 15 May,
2003)
Virtual lessons
(East London Advertiser, p. 24, 15 May, 2003)
Humph's boys pipped
in final (East London Advertiser, p. 64, 15 May, 2003)
Medal maidens (East
London Advertiser, p. 64, 15 May, 2003)
New county records as
Harriers sparkle (East London Advertiser, p. 60, 15 May,
2003)
Pride of the Borough
(East End Life, Issue 457, p. 12, 12-18 May, 2003)
County record breakers
(East End Life, Issue 458, p. 8, 19-25 May, 2003)
Young Londoners' questions
for Ken (East End Life, Issue 458, p. 8, 19-25 May, 2003)
Double delight for versatile
Whittaker (Tower Hamlets Recorder, Issue 819, p. 147, 21
May, 2003)
Vic-tory again - Youngsters
show style (The East London Advertiser, p. 61, 22 May, 2003)
Every one's a winner
- young athletes score a fine victory (East End Life, Issue
460, p. 32, 2-8 June, 2003)
Alex helps school to
glory (Hackney Gazette, No. 17167, p. 49, 5 June, 2003)
Ping pong wizards
(East End Life, Issue 462, p. 32, 16-22 June, 2003)
Double delight for
versatile Whittaker (Newham Recorder, Issue 1817, p. 147,
21 May, 2003)
Questions to the
Mayor schools and colleges (London Assembly, 21 May, 2003)
Staging Olympics
'can make a real difference' (East End Life, Issue 458, p.
3, 19-25 May, 2003)
Giving life some
rhyme and reason (East End Life, Issue 465, p. 4, 7-13 July,
2003)
Dragons are roaring
(East End Life, Issue 465, p. 31, 7-13 July, 2003)
Whit a treble
(The East London Advertiser, p. 54, 10th July, 2003)
A win treble
(Hackney Gazette, No. 17167, p. 49, 5 June, 2003)
One sporting school
that Raine's supreme (Tower Hamlets Recorder, No. 827, p.
141, 16 July, 2003)
One sporting school
that Raine's supreme (Newham Recorder, No. 827, p. 141, 16
July, 2003)
A launch pad to
success (East End Life, Issue 467, p. 14-15, 21-27 July,
2003)
Magic of Millie
(East End Life, Issue 470, p. 31, 11-17 August, 2003)
Tower Hamlets gym
kids perform in Portugal (The East London Advertiser, p.
61, 14th August, 2003)
A-level success
- but it's bigger, better next year! (The East London Advertiser,
p. 13, 21th August, 2003)
Ladies in the climb
(The East London Advertiser, p. 30, 21th August, 2003)
The golden girls
(Hackney Gazette, No. 17178, p. 41, 21 August, 2003)
Celebration time
for the A team (Tower Hamlets Recorder, No. 832, p. 136,
20th August, 2003)
Wins all round as
Harriers keep climbing (Tower Hamlets Recorder, No. 832,
p. 131, 20th August, 2003)
Wins all round as
Harriers keep climbing (Newham Recorder, No. 1830, p. 131,
20th August, 2003)
Student's level
best (East End Life, Issue 471, p. 3, 18-24 August, 2003)
Park runners are
all heart (East End Life, Issue 471, p. 27, 18-24 August,
2003)
Gymnasts prove a
big hit in Lisbon (East End Life, Issue 471, p. 28, 18-24
August, 2003)
Press Releases
of Raine's Foundation School can be found at
www.DavidASpencer.com/rainesfoundation/pressreleases.html
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