Welcome to Bearwood Primary & Nursery School

Learning, Enjoying and Succeeding Together!

Welcome to Bearwood Primary and Nursery School. We are delighted that you are considering our school for your child’s education. Our school’s vision is ‘ Learning, Enjoying, Succeeding Together’ and it is a real privilege seeing our children grow not just academically, but also gaining a wealth of life skills preparing them for the future. Our dedicated staff take time to get to know your child, which creates a unique learning journey that will enhance your child’s learning experience. We have strong links within the local community helping create a supportive and welcoming environment for all.

Through our vision of ‘Learning, Enjoying, Succeeding Together’ our children’s academic results show how well our children succeed in our school. We welcome you and your family to visit our school, talk to our children; browse our enriched curriculum; analyse the parents view or simply look at the performance tables to see how ‘learning, enjoying, succeeding together’ impacts on ALL children.

Read more from the Headteacher

‘Every child has the right to an education which develops their ability, personality and talents to the full.  It should encourage children to respect human rights and their own and other cultures.  It should also help them to learn to live peacefully, protect the environment and respect other people.’

Article 29, UNCRC (United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child)

A Poem sent in from a Parent

Twas the week before half term and all through the land
The staff were tired of washing their hands
Of cleaning the desk, and the drawers and the pens
Of reminding their class not to cuddle their friends.
Of hand gel and soap, of bleach and of wipes
Of passwords and google and things that swipe
Of trying to stand at the length of a line
From friends where shoulders they wanted to cry on

Twas the week before half term and all through the land
The families were trying to make up great plans
That don’t involve meeting, or greeting, or places
That in these strange times don’t resemble safe spaces.
They look to the staff and all they have done
To make school inviting, inspiring and fun
The see past the problems, the issues and rules
To bring back the joy and excitement of school

Thank you for being the safe place, the learning
For standing there strong with the children returning
For finding solutions that don’t feel so strange
With no funds or magicians that help you arrange
For stories and spelling and phonics and play
For taking the fear of this moment away