Noam Primary School opened its new £3.9 million building in North London this week — and helped hundreds of African schoolchildren through the move.
Pupils attended the single-storey facility in Burnt Oak for the first time on Wednesday. Its eight large classrooms feature interactive screens. There is “break out” space, a library, hall, playground and a dedicated early years play area.
After two decades of financial struggle and uncertainty while located on the Wembley United Synagogue site, the new building has been privately funded by parents and donors.
Pupil numbers have swelled to beyond 200 since the building plans were announced and Noam secured state aid a year ago.
