Our website will give you an insight into the work of our school. We hope that you will visit us to experience for yourself the happy, caring and inspiring atmosphere. You will always be most warmly welcomed. 

School Vision

Our vision is to raise the aspirations of all our pupils by providing a creative and responsive curriculum that encourages pupil’s thinking and reasoning.  We aim to nurture positive attitudes to challenge, develop skills and increase knowledge of all pupils so they become happy, confident independent lifelong learners.

The teachers continually strive to create opportunities which promote confidence and independence. As a school we all believe that each individual has their own skills and talents and we strive to develop and celebrate these whenever possible.

Brudenell Primary School prides itself on its inclusive learning community, where children from the North West SILC (specialist inclusion learning centre) learn with children from the mainstream school.

We also recognise the importance of working alongside parents and carers and realise that by working together we build a partnership to benefit the children. Parents are always welcome at our Friday celebration assemblies and we would love you to join us. As a school we work with many agencies and projects to develop parental support of learning.

Staff and Governors work hand in hand to ensure that the educational opportunities of all children are protected and enhanced so that every child reaches their full potential.

On the first training day of each school year all staff are involved in our annual visioning session, where together we discuss the successes of the previous year and plan the School development Plan for the forthcoming year.

Our key areas for development for 2024-2025 are;

Improving standards 

Priorities  

• To ensure children in the lowest 20% and more-able learners are enabled to make substatial progress.
• Ensure the English curriculum promotes progressand attainment in writing.
• Ensure high standards of behaviour using the persist o expand the use of coaching 4 Learning in school to support self-regulation of behaviour for all stakeholders.

Inspiring Learning 

Priorities  

• Develop and monitor the practical exploration of all subjects to ensure engagement.
• Staff act as role models for learning in the use of research for pedagogic enhancement.
• Develop effective character education and growth through involving children and staff in all aspects of the school.

Involving Others

Priorities  

• Governors to maintain their focus on continued improvement and ambition for the school by improving their knowledge through planned visits and engagement.
• Develop a positive working relationship with the Leeds Learning Alliance.
• Maintain a positive working relationship with new and existing parents.
• For a more detailed look at our school improvement plan please look at https://brudenellprimary.co.uk/leeds/primary/brudenell/site/pages/parents/schoolimprovementplan

If you would like to discuss anything further or visit the school to see for yourself all the wonderful work we do, please contact the school office for an appointment.

Mrs Jill Harland
Headteacher