The public consultation ran from 1st to 29th November 2021 and included 3 public meetings, two held at the school on Tuesday 16th November and one held virtually (via Zoom) on the same evening.
The following letter was circulated to key stakeholders at the start of the public consultation that ran from 1st November to 29th November 2021.
The following letter was sent home to parents of children currently attending Brantridge School to outline the proposal on 4th October
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 started in September 2021 and he is very settled and understood by Brantridge School. - 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
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
The School is fantastic, with wonderful staff and facilities. - 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
Every class has started the term learning about a country and a festival that is celebrated in that country as part of our WOW start to the term. The children have learnt about artists, customs and food associated with this …
Responses to the public consultation to the proposal to expand the provision at Brantridge School have been overwhelmingly positive. 98% of all respondents agreed with the statement: I am in agreement with the proposal to expand the school to accommodate …
The consultation on the proposal for Brantridge School to accommodate a co-education secondary provision (Years 7-11) of 80 pupils on the current school site runs from 1st November to 29th November 2021. A public meeting will be held at Brantridge …
Neptune Class went on a ‘safari’ around the school and they found a toad. Can you spot it in the photo? It is well camouflaged amongst the bits of wood.
