From Monday 23rd March, Brantridge school will be open for the children of Key Workers and identified ‘Vulnerable’ pupils only.
We have contacted the parents of those children already.
If you have not been contacted and offered a place, please do not send your child to school as we have staffing shortages.
Brantridge Ethos
1. What do we want to provide for our pupils?
A safe learning environment where our pupils’ specific needs are met and developed.
2. How do we deliver that?
Through a needs led, differentiated and holistic curriculum that is embedded in enriching experiences and activities.
3. What outcomes do we want for our pupils?
To become resilient, confident, self-regulating pupils, making significant progress with their individual needs, ready to access the next stage of life.
The communication between home and school is excellent.
On Wednesday 4th March we held a careers day. We invited people from different careers to talk to the pupils about their jobs, routes in to those jobs and the skills that they need. In classes the pupils also thought …
At the end of term we held a VE day to finish off our War and conflict topic. Pupils were encouraged to come dressed in war time apparel. They enjoyed a range of activities from: code breaking, shelter building and …
Brantridge School pupils took part in a themed day for World Mental Health Day on Thursday 10th October. The pupils took part in a “Juice and Talk” session where they got to know each other better through the use of …
Brantridge School celebrated National Fitness Day on Thursday 26th September as part of promoting the health and well-being of our pupils. As part of the day, pupils took part in the following activities: yoga, outdoor assault course and Ultimate Warrior …
