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Welcome to Broadgreen Primary School. We offer a caring ethos and we are justifiably proud of all of our pupils. As an inclusive school, we welcome children from the whole community to our happy environment where all pupils come to enjoy and achieve. Here at Broadgreen Primary, we strive to 'Succeed and Achieve Together. We are proud of the standards our pupils achieve at the end of each key stage and also of the wider opportunities we give to all our pupils. We deliver the national curriculum through an inquiry-based curriculum whilst valuing the importance of PHSE, additionally, we deliver Philosophy for Children sessions in all year groups. When pupils leave our school we hope that they are leaving as confident, caring internationally-minded pupils who have high aspirations for their future and who have fond memories of the time they have spent here at Broadgreen Primary. We have recently achieved the Silver Award in both the Liverpool Counts Quality Mark and the Liverpool Reading Quality Mark. We believe that British Values are implicit within everything we do here at Broadgreen Primary, through our work on democracy with the School Council, Liverpool School's Parliament, our Eco Team, through the range of topics we cover in our curriculum and within our whole school ethos of Care and Respect for all. We deliver P4C sessions which develop enquiring minds and encourage pupils to respect differing viewpoints, we are a Stonewall Champion school and we continually celebrate diversity through our curriculum and assemblies. Broadgreen Primary is a happy, thriving, inclusive community where our children feel safe and valued and where together we aim to excel. We inspire all pupils through collaborative and creative learning experiences, enabling them to achieve their goals by providing high-quality teaching in a stimulating environment. Our school promotes care, togetherness, and respect for all. At Broadgreen Primary School we want our pupils to have a meaningful curriculum, which prepares our pupils to be citizens of modern Britain. We aim to do this by allowing our children to be independent learners with greater involvement in their work, where they can reach their full potential. We teach the National Curriculum, comprising the core subjects of Religious Education, English, Mathematics, Science and Computing, along with the foundation subjects: History, Geography, Design and Technology, Art and Design, Music, Physical Education, and Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship Education. Here at Broadgreen Primary School, we deliver the National Curriculum by utilizing a range of different teaching and learning strategies. We are proud to have the Basic Skills Quality Mark (renewed July 2016) in recognition of the emphasis we place upon reading, writing, and maths. Each day our pupils experience high-quality teaching of English, including reading and phonics, and Maths, and where possible these will be linked to their Curriculum Units of Inquiry. We utilize different reading schemes and reading materials to support the teaching of reading in our school. Computing (ICT) is integrated across all subject areas. For both English and Maths, we follow the School Improvement Liverpool plans. Each year group follows a unit of inquiry each half term. Pupils also input their ideas to the unit of inquiry. We are reviewing these units each half term and so they may be subject to change throughout the year. At Broadgreen Primary School we believe that reading for pleasure is key to success. All children are encouraged to love reading a wide variety of material: books, magazines, newspapers and to read online. A love of reading is shared by all our staff. At Broadgreen Primary School, we teach a high-quality, daily, discrete phonics session from FS1 to Year 2, and where it is needed in other year groups. Primarily, we follow the Letters and Sounds scheme and we incorporate elements of Jolly Phonics. We use a variety of reading scheme texts and non – scheme books to ensure children learn and apply a range of reading strategies. We endeavor to purchase/provide books/texts that engage boys and girls and their interests. View full school

One of the most important decisions for any parent or carer is where to educate their child – and so it should be. There is no doubt that a good school makes a significant difference to the lives and outcomes of a young person. We are proud of the opportunities we provide for our young people at Broadgreen International School. Our mission statement is: Care Together. Work Together. Learn Together. Excel Together" and this sums up what Broadgreen International School is all about. We care about our young people. We work with you to nurture your child successfully through their academic career. We encourage our young people to aspire to be the best they possibly can be in every way so that they leave us as well-rounded young people ready to meet the challenges ahead. Broadgreen International School – A Technology College has proved itself to be one of the best schools in the country at improving GCSE outcomes for their students There is plenty that other schools could learn from Broadgreen International School's success (SSAT) There is so much we could say about Broadgreen – our school is vibrant, buzzing with energy, and brimming over with ideas. Broadgreen's positive multicultural environment makes it a happy and supportive place to learn and work. We strive for high standards of behavior and achievement within our school and the local community through a partnership with parents, students, and staff. We aim to eliminate discrimination, harassment, victimization, and any other conduct that is prohibited by or under this Act. Our whole school ethos is based around equality of opportunity for all and we do not tolerate discrimination because of age, disability, gender reassignment, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief sex, or sexual orientation As a community school, Broadgreen embraces all pupils regardless of denomination, race, or religion. Liverpool's agreed syllabus has been implemented and adapted by the RE department to make lessons enjoyable, interesting, and relevant. All major world religions are covered at Key Stage 3 or 4. We have pathways that will stretch the most academic and pathways that will meet the needs of those students who require additional support. At Key stage 4, the curriculum is a mixture of core subjects (English, Maths, and Science) alongside Option Pathways. The curriculum is good. In the key stage, 3 courses are especially effective in laying foundations for later learning. Broadgreen International School Sixth Form provides a wide range of academic choices to enable every student to study the right combination of subjects and qualifications to suit their future aspirations. We offer a holistic approach to education and aim to provide students with not only excellent international academic qualifications but also a wealth of experiences that aim to develop self-confidence and resilience to be independent and take the challenges that life will bring. Broadgreen International School is proud to provide a unique program of study in our delivery of the International Baccalaureate. Our students can follow the IB Diploma Programme and the IB Career-Related Programme. Both pathways offer a highly respected program of international education that develops intellectual, personal, emotional, and social skills needed to live, learn and work in a rapidly globalizing world and we are extremely proud of our IB World School status. The IB encourages our students to play a fully active role within our wider school and community. The combination of academic and enrichment activities equips our students with all the skills that they need to acquire university places, apprenticeships, or employment and we are impressed by their level of success. Broadgreen Sixth Formers enjoy their environment, which includes their common rooms and study facilities however, this does not mean they are isolated from the rest of the school. Our Sixth Form students are role models. They are involved in assisting staff in school events, in supporting tutors lower down the school, in running extra-curricular activities, and making regular contact with our feeder primary schools when helping the delivery of the Happy Hour program. The Sixth Form has a very positive and definite sense of community. The young people who form it grow in maturity and independence, with the support and encouragement of the subject and pastoral staff. They enjoy the privileges and freedom of being a Sixth Former and also benefit from the regular tutoring and guidance from the staff. They leave us not only well-qualified but also as mature and rounded individuals with the skills to succeed. The vision of Broadgreen International School is to develop students who are independent, responsible, and productive global citizens. Our International School ethos permeates the whole school. As well as being an IB World School, we are proud to have achieved the full International School Award which recognizes Broadgreen as a school that integrates global issues and international awareness into the curriculum. As an International Baccalaureate World School, we inspire students to be life-long learners, critical thinkers, and responsible global citizens. View full school