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Bellfield is a caring school, that works hard to ensure the children feel safe and valued so that they can achieve their very best and become independent and confident learners. Indeed, we are often complemented by visitors and other professionals about the behavior of the children and the 'feel' of the school. The Staff and Governors work so hard to provide a stimulating learning environment for the children, working in partnership with our families and the local and global communities. We enjoy the support of families, believing that children can only reach their full potential when home and school are working together. Our mission statement is shown on the banner above. Simply, we believe that the partnership between school and families is the most important one for our children to succeed. To succeed, we aim to create a stimulating learning environment for the children, creating a caring school where the children are safe, feel valued, and can achieve their best. Our Ethos: To value children as individuals celebrating their achievements and supporting their individual needs within a framework of equal opportunities. To encourage self-discipline, the acceptance of personal responsibility for their behavior, and to be caring and sensitive to the needs of others and the environment. To provide opportunities for social, moral, spiritual, and cultural development so that the children become responsible citizens, valuing and respecting their own and other cultures. Our Curriculum: To deliver the education program as defined in the National Curriculum in an exciting and relevant way that motivates the children to learn and raises expectations of achievement. To ensure the acquisition of techniques and skills so that children become literate and numerate. To provide a broad and balanced curriculum that creates learning opportunities, which provide for the all-around growth of the individual child. Our shared vision is to create a stimulating learning environment for the children in partnership with parents and the wider community. We believe Bellfield is a caring school where the children feel safe, valued and can achieve their very best. We aim to deliver the education program as defined in the National Curriculum in an exciting and relevant way that motivates the children to learn and promotes high levels of achievement and good behavior. We intend to provide a broad and balanced curriculum that creates learning opportunities that provide for the all-around growth of the individual child in addition to ensuring the acquisition of the basic skills in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics preparing our children for life and the world of work. The effective Spiritual, Moral, Social, and Cultural development of the child is integral to our planned programs of work. We aim to prepare our children for life in modern Britain, enabling them to become active and responsible citizens in society. We encourage the children to become involved - to look after their environment and to help others. We are constantly exploring ways to enrich and enhance the curriculum for the children. We have undertaken an extensive review of the curriculum to take account of National Curriculum 2014. This review has allowed us to revisit our core principles and values and to ensure close links between the curriculum and the school’s system of assessment. It is set out what pupils are expected to know, understand and do in each year group. Several after-school activities are organized to develop specific aspects of the curriculum, for example, sport, drama, and music. These activities are optional and parental permission is sought. At Bellfield Junior School the children are expected to value each other, the fundamental values of democracy, the rule of law, and individual liberty. Negative attitudes regarding racism, sexism, disability, and any other discriminatory practices are unacceptable at our school. View full school

Bellfield College is an Islamic independent co-educational school, educating young Australians in a nurturing and affirming community. The College promotes the pursuit of academic excellence and social responsibility. Bellfield College provides enlightenment opportunities and aspires to develop people of faith with high moral standards and integrity. We aim to provide quality education enriched with Islamic principles for students from Kindergarten to Year 12. Bellfield College endeavors to foster the intellectual, spiritual, and emotional needs of each student. The College has adopted a family-centered approach toward education. The educational rights of the family are paramount. The College aims to play a vital role in providing for every student's overall development through its commitment toward supporting every family in their endeavors to strive in the way of Allah (SWT). This will be achieved by facilitating parents' being more effective educators of their children through courses, workshops, seminars, and discussion groups designed specifically for them. The Curriculum taught at Bellfield is devised to give our students the best of liberal education, opening minds and hearts to the very best human civilization offers. Excellence is fostered in every dimension of College life and particularly in studies. Responsibility in studies is key to character development. Students are encouraged to work hard and to be personally responsible. The personalized mentor system helps students to be self-motivated and to become excellent persons. This teamwork of true professionals based on trust gives each student an optimum opportunity to achieve his/ her potential and make a worthwhile contribution to the world. Your child must be ready with all the essential equipment and textbooks the first day back to school in 2018. Bellfield will be using textbooks, both in print and electronic form, to access material in different ways at home and school. Outlined below are the textbooks and materials required for each grade in the new school year. Bellfield will be using textbooks, both in print and electronic form, to access material in different ways at home and school. Outlined below are the textbooks and materials required for each grade in the new school year. Please note that the books in bold are used over a two year period, which is why Year 7 and 9 are generally more expensive. View full school