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St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School
St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School Profile
St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School is a Mixed school and is a Voluntary Aided School. The school is currently Open for educational services. The schools is based in Chatham, ME46SG, United Kingdom. More school details to follow.
GSSLA Code Name: E06000035
Boarders: No Boarders
Special Classes: No Special Classes
Head: Mrs Catherine Burnett (Headteacher)
Administrative Ward: Chatham Central
Physical Addres
Ordnance Street
Chatham
Kent
ME4 6SG
Postal Addres
Ordnance Street
Chatham
Kent
ME4 6SG
Contact Details
Telephone: 1634335757 Parliamentary Constituency: Chatham and Aylesford Administrative Ward: Chatham Central Geographic Location: Urban city and town LSOA: Medway 021A Special Classes: No Special Classes Admissions Policy: Comprehensive (secondary) Website: http://www.st-johnfisher.medway.sch.uk
FAQs - St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School
St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School currently has 828 pupils attending from ages 11 to 18.
- Girls: 380
- Boys: 450
The listed Religious Character for St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School is Roman Catholic.
St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School Boarder policy is defined as: No Boarders<
St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School currently has pupils attending from ages 11 to 18.
St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School is a Mixed school.
St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School has a pupil capacity of 1185.
The Headteacher is Mrs Catherine Burnett.
- Teen Mothers: Not applicable
- Child care facilities: Not applicable
Special Educational Needs (SEN) program: No current program .
St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School is Voluntary Aided School.
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