Guided Tours - 2026 Admissions
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.
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.
Last 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.
This week, our school was delighted to host a Stay and Read session for our wonderful parents, guardians, and carers. The event provided a fantastic opportunity for families to spend quality time in the classroom, reading alongside their children and sharing the joy of books. Classrooms were filled with warmth, laughter, and the gentle hum of turning pages as adults joined their children for a special reading time. From picture books to early readers, everyone was fully engaged and enjoying the power of stories together. It was heart-warming to see so many families taking part, and the excitement on the pupils’ faces. These shared moments not only help build a love of reading but also strengthen the connection between home and school. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us — your presence made the day truly special!
Our EYFS pupils had a fantastic visit from ZooLab on Thursday 3rd July. The pupils had the unique opportunity to see, touch, and talk about a variety of animals, including a snake, a large African land snail, and more! It was a wonderful hands on learning experience that sparked excitement, curiosity, and some brave little explorers!
On Thursday 19th June 2025, Year 5 Pretoria proudly presented their class assembly on ‘The Tudors’. The pupils showcased their knowledge and enthusiasm for this fascinating period in history through engaging presentations, dramatic performances and creative displays. They explored key figures, important events and daily life during the Tudor era, bringing history to life for their classmates and teachers. Well done to all the pupils for their hard work and confidence in delivering
such an informative and entertaining assembly!
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In their art lessons, Year 3 Brasilia have been diving into the world of Roman mosaics—a perfect cross-curricular link to their History topic on the Romans. The children explored what mosaics are, how they were made in ancient times, and the significance they held in Roman culture. After researching and designing their own patterns, the pupils used small pieces of coloured paper to create their very own mosaic masterpieces. It was a hands-on, creative experience that brought their historical learning to life—and they had so much fun doing it!
Our Year 1 pupils recently wowed us with their fantastic Pirate Assembly, following an actionpacked Pirate Workshop Day! The pupils explored the world of pirates through fun facts, role play, and even a
hilarious puppet show. They learned about pirate life, famous legends. Inspired by the workshop, the children created their own pirates
and brought their learning to life in a lively and creative assembly. It was an amazing success—full of laughter, learning, and a whole
lot of “Ahoy!”
On Thursday 15th May 2025, our school proudly took part in Wear It Green Day as part of Mental Health Awareness Week. Pupils and staff came together wearing green to show support for mental health and to help raise awareness about the importance of wellbeing. It was a simple yet powerful way to start meaningful conversations and promote kindness, understanding, and self-care across our school community.
We’re thrilled to celebrate one of our brilliant Year 4 pupils who created an amazing
science project that truly wowed us all! Their project showcased creativity, curiosity, and a deep understanding
of scientific concepts. Well done — your hard work and enthusiasm have inspired us all!
On Saturday 26th April 2025, our pupils made us incredibly proud by taking part in the London TCS Mini Marathon. Their enthusiasm, determination, and sportsmanship were truly inspiring. Several of our runners were awarded medals for their efforts, which were proudly presented during Monday’s assembly on 28th April. A huge well done to all who took part—you represented our school brilliantly!