Directions from Queen's Park tube station to The St Marylebone CE Bridge School:

Exit Queen's Park tube station and turn right on Salusbury Road, bear right onto Premier Corner and then turn right onto Kilburn Lane and use the zebra crossing to cross. Continue down Kilburn Lane and then turn left onto Herries Street.  The entrance to the school is on the right hand side as you walk down Herries Street.

Directions from Westbourne Park tube station to The St Marylebone CE Bridge School:

Exit the tube station and turn left into Great Western Road. Walk to the junction with Harrow Road and turn left. Turn right into First Avenue. Turn right onto Lancefield Street and walk along and turn right onto Bruckner Street. Continue onto Dowland Street and then turn left onto Herries Street. The entrance to the school is on the left hand side.

Directions from Kensal Rise overground station to The St Marylebone CE Bridge School:

Exit the platform via going up the stairs and leaving the station onto Chamberlayne Road or at platform level, exiting left onto Station Terrace. Continue on Station Terrace and turn left onto Chamberlayne Road.

Continue down Chamberlayne Road and turn left onto Banister Road becoming Kilburn Lane. Continue on Kilburn Lane. Cross the road. Herries Street is on the right. Turn right onto Herries Street and the entrance to the school is on the left hand side.

The school office is the first point of contact for general enquiries. 
The school office is staffed from 8am until 4.30pm from Monday to Friday.
The school office can be reached by phone or email:
Tel: 0203 693 4752
Email: office@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com 

Any safeguarding concern can be emailed directly to safeguarding@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com.  This email address is monitored during working hours by our Safeguarding Team.  You can also reach the relevant Safeguarding Officer by email: 

The members of the Safeguarding Team are:
Judicia Cardoso: Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL)
j.cardoso@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com
Kate Miller: Head of School, Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead 
k.miller@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com
Musenga Mumbi: KS3 Safeguarding Lead
m.mumbi@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com
Leslie Gadogbe: KS4 Safeguarding Lead
l.gadogbe@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com

If the person you call to speak to is not available at the time, you can ask to speak to any member of the Safeguarding Team or the relevant Key Stage Lead.

Outside working hours and at weekends or during holidays:
In an emergency, call the Emergency Services on 999 or call Westminster’s Out of Hours Children’s Services number 020 7641 2388.  If the young person you are concerned about is not a Westminster resident, you can identify their borough here and contact the relevant Children’s Services.

Young people in need of support can also use the following services:

• Childline: 0800 1111 
• Kooth: links to free, safe and anonymous online support for young people. 
• Young Minds Crisis Messenger: text YM to 85258 

I have a concern. Who should I contact?

In the first instance, concerns should be brought to the Form Tutor.  If you want a meeting, it is always best to phone or email the school to make an appointment to avoid turning up at school when the teacher is not available.

Staff will endeavour to reply to phone calls and emails within 24 hours wherever possible.  Please understand that teachers spend most of the day teaching and doing extra-curricular activities or additional support with students so it is not always possible to respond to emails within this time frame.

Personal, social, health or emotional concerns

If the concern is a personal, social, health or emotional issue, your first port of call is your child’s Form Tutor.

If you feel that the Form Tutor is not the right person to talk to, you should contact the Key Stage Lead or the Wellbeing and Mental Health Lead:

Judy Cardoso: Wellbeing and Mental Health Lead
j.cardoso@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com
Musenga Mumbi, KS3 Lead
m.mumbi@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com
Leslie Gadogbe, KS4 Lead
l.gadogbe@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com

Key Stage 3 covers Years 7, 8 and 9; Key Stage 4 covers Years 10 and 11.

Academic or subject-specific concerns 

If the concern is about your child’s learning or progress in a particular subject, you should contact the class teacher or Head of Department for that subject.

If the difficulty affects a number of subjects, you should contact the Form Tutor, who has a broader overview, or for more serious concerns, the Key Stage Lead. 

Concerns and complaints

It is important that we listen to and seek to understand any concerns or complaints.  Most concerns or complaints can be resolved informally, through good communication.  

Anyone wishing to raise a concern or complaint should use the information on this page to direct their message to the right person.  

Our Complaints Procedure can be found here.

Where a complaint is made to OFSTED, the Local Authority is asked to investigate.  The first question will always be whether the complaint has already been brought to the attention of the School.  We are advised therefore to recommend that complaints are brought to the School in the first instance. 

If your contact details change, please inform the School so that we can update our records. You can do this by contacting the school office by email or telephone:

Tel: 0203 693 4752
 Email: office@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com