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During Outdoor Learning one of the pupils came up with a fantastic idea of making natural masks using the natural resources available. As a result many of the pupils have been making amazing masks. The masks have also sparked some interesting discussions about
what trees the leaves were from, which birds feather was it? What was it – moss or
litchen? They also had fun with some boys making a rope swing and a rope course and another setting up some natural parkour.
From my experience working with the school I have found them to have always been child focused and willing to adapt their provision to meet a child's specific needs. - Parent
My son started in September 2021 and he is very settled and understood by Brantridge School. - Parent
The School is fantastic, with wonderful staff and facilities. - Parent
It took us two years to find a SEN school for our son. He has been going to Brantridge School since February and he has come on leaps and bounds. - Parent
My son has done amazingly well since attending Brantridge. He has improved academically and grown in confidence. I could not have wished for a better school for him. - Parent
My son currently attends Brantridge School and is in your Year 5. He has progressed massively since starting here 2 1/2 years ago. - Parent
We have been celebrating Science Week and the 2023 theme is connections. From exploring plant growth to thinking about how we communicate with each other, the pupils have been taking part in lots of interesting investigations and asking some great …
In support of our World Book Day theme we held a whole school protest on Wednesday afternoon. All classes made posters and placards and thought very hard about the messages on our placards. Pupils used their design skills to make …
We have had a fantastic World Book Week. The boys have loved reading our book ‘Mother Earth is weeping’ and have become fully engaged with the topics it raises including global warming, plastic pollution, deforestation and the refugee crisis. Staff …
This year we will be marking World Book Day 2023 by reading the book ‘Mother Earth is weeping’ by Claire Donald. Throughout the week starting 27th February, each class will be working on a page from the book to create …
