Guided Tours - 2026 Admissions
Published 25/09/25
We’re excited to invite you to Brookside Primary School’s guided tours— a chance for prospective families to experience our happy, inclusive, and high-achieving school in action.
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Read MoreLatest Ofsted Inspection - GOOD!
Published 30/04/24Brookside Primary School continues to be a GOOD school...
Read MoreOdd Socks Day – Celebrating Uniqueness!
Published 21/11/25On Monday 10th November, our school proudly celebrated Odd Socks Day as part of Anti-Bullying Week. Pupils and staff came to school wearing their brightest, boldest, and most wonderfully mismatched socks to show that being unique is something to be celebrated. The day was a fun and colourful reminder that we are all different, and those differences make our school community stronger. Thank you to everyone who took part and helped promote kindness, acceptance, and individuality across the school.
Read MoreIndividual Photographs
Published 13/11/25On Monday, 3rd November 2025, we kicked off Autumn Term Two with our individual photograph day. It was wonderful to see our pupils arrive with big smiles and positive energy, ready to have their photos taken. The children did exceptionally well, following instructions and showing confidence in front of the camera. This was a great opportunity for them to celebrate themselves and create lasting memories of this term. We would like to thank all parents, guardians, carers and staff for helping the day run smoothly and for supporting our pupils throughout the process. The photographs will be a lovely keepsake for everyone to treasure.
Read MoreHighlights from an Unforgettable Year at Brookside
Published 11/11/25At Brookside Primary School, we believe learning goes beyond the classroom. This term has been packed with enriching experiences, exciting trips, and opportunities that inspire curiosity and creativity. From historical adventures and cultural workshops to community events and celebrations, every activity is designed to support our pupils’ growth and strengthen the partnership between school and families. Here’s a look at some of the highlights that made this term unforgettable!
Read MorePractical Pedestrian Training
Published 07/11/25Before the Half Term, our Reception pupils took part in indoor practical pedestrian training sessions delivered by the STARS Team from Hillingdon. The pupils learnt about road hazards and how to keep themselves safe when walking on the pavements and crossing roads, particularly busy ones. They were very engaged throughout the session and gained valuable knowledge on how to be responsible pedestrians.
Read MoreStepping Out Safely!
Published 24/10/25On Tuesday 15th October, and Wednesday 16th October, pupils in Years 4 and 5 took part in the indoor and outdoor practical pedestrian training sessions delivered by the STARS Team from Hillingdon. The pupils were split into small groups and learnt about road hazards and how to keep themselves safe when walking on the pavements and crossing roads, particularly busy ones. Once they received their initial training, pupils put into practise all they had learned. They were very engaged throughout the session and gained valuable knowledge on how to be responsible pedestrians.
Read MoreBrookside Pupils Tackle an Unforgettable Day Ahead of Rugby World Cup Final
Published 20/10/25Brookside Primary pupils had an unforgettable day as they joined school children across the country for special rugby sessions inspired by England’s Red Roses. The event, held in the build-up to the Women’s Rugby World Cup Final, aimed to ignite a passion for sport and teamwork among young learners.
Read MoreWe Shone Bright For Hello Yellow
Published 17/10/25On Friday 10th October 2025, our school was filled with brightness and positivity as students and staff
came together to celebrate Hello Yellow, a special day dedicated to raising awareness about mental health. Everyone showed their support by wearing yellow, a colour that symbolises hope, positivity, and energy. The day was not only vibrant and joyful but also served as an important reminder of the need to care for our mental well-being.
Read MoreFun and Playful Mornings in EYFS
Published 10/10/25On Friday 3rd October, our Nursery and Reception parents, guardians, and carers joined us for an exciting Stay and Play session! Families had the wonderful opportunity to step into their children’s world of play — building, creating, and laughing together. It was fantastic to see everyone getting involved and enjoying the activities. These sessions not only bring lots of smiles but also help strengthen the connection between home and school, giving parents a glimpse into how play supports learning and development. A huge thank-you to everyone who came along and made the morning so special!
Read MoreNursery Learning
Published 03/10/25Over the past week, our Nursery children have been busy engaging in a wide range of exciting activities to support their early development in literacy, numeracy, and fine motor skills. We are especially thrilled to share that, for the first time, we have officially launched a brand-new Phonics Area in Nursery! While phonics has long been part of our practice, this dedicated space marks an exciting step forward in supporting the early literacy skills of our Nursery pupils. The response from the pupils has been nothing short of amazing — they absolutely love the new area and the interactive activities linked to our Sound of the Week.
Read MoreCurriculum Meetings
Published 26/09/25Last week, we were delighted to welcome our parents, guardians, and carers from Key Stage 1 through to Key Stage 2 for a series of informative curriculum meetings. These sessions were designed to give parents, guardians and carers a clearer understanding of what the National Curriculum will cover throughout the 2025–2026 academic year. During the meetings,
staff shared key learning objectives, subject overviews, and helpful strategies for supporting children at home.
The sessions also provided a great opportunity for parents, guardians and carers to ask questions and
engage with the school’s approach to teaching and learning. We’d like to thank all those who attended and contributed to the discussions. Your involvement plays a vital role in helping our pupils thrive both in and out of the classroom.
