Floreat seeks permission for Brentford primary free school

From GetWestLondon: '...Founder of educational charity, Floreat, James O'Shaughnessy, and his team are behind the plans to start up a new two-form entry school, admitting 60 reception pupils each year, from September 2015...Developers ISIS, who are behind the Brentford Lock West development, offered to provide the land to build the school on Commerce Road...'

Hounslow heads team up for free school bid

From ChiswickW4.com: 'A group of local secondary head teachers is applying to open their own free school in the Brentford and Isleworth area.'

Ex-Cameron adviser follows the data to where free schools are needed

From Get West London:

'We set up the charity seven months ago and started off by looking at studies by the Greater London Assembly into where in the capital was in most need of primary schools...'

Floreat Education... is solely focused on opening up new primary free schools across London, and Brentford (Hounslow) is one of the first places it is hoping to do this. (It has also taken over an academy in Wandsworth/Earlsfield)