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We are a Junior School located in Kings Norton, Birmingham, and have 240 children aged seven to eleven at the school. We share our site with Broadmeadow Infant School, with whom we have very close links and work in partnership to ensure an effective transition to children entering year 3. We are blessed with staff who are committed to the well-being, happiness, and development of the young people in our care each day. Working together we provide a supportive environment where every child feels valued, respected, and safe. Broadmeadow Junior School is not just about academic success, it is about belonging to a community, experiencing enjoyment and friendship, and challenging yourself to become the best person you can be. It is about learning and achieving more than you thought possible. It is about commitment to responsibility, understanding, and respect. Educating children is an exciting job, but it is an extremely demanding and difficult task to extend all of the children to the limit of their potential, whilst retaining a happy, caring, and stimulating atmosphere. Our particular aim is to be found in the following statement: Working in partnership with parents and the community, this school aims to deliver effectively a broad, balanced, and structured curriculum encompassing the National Curriculum and relevant parts of the Birmingham Curriculum, as well as our Curriculum, in a happy and stimulating atmosphere which encourages tolerance, thoughtfulness and the development of self-discipline so that each child achieves success and is equipped with the necessary skills and attitudes for continued education, work, and leisure. We promote diversity through our celebrations of different faiths and cultures. Religious Education lessons and PSHE lessons reinforce messages of tolerance and respect for others. Members of different faiths and religions are encouraged to share their knowledge to enhance learning within classes and the school. The children visit places of worship that are important to different faiths and we have a range of visitors into school. View full school

Our school is situated in Kings Norton, in South West Birmingham. We are a two-form entry Infant school with a Nursery. We share our campus with Broadmeadow Junior School, with whom we have very close links. For prospective parents, there is information about the school, our ethos, standards, and curriculum. For families with children at the school, we aim to provide another form of communication to keep you up to date with school events and help you to support your child. For our children, we hope you will enjoy sharing your work with friends and family, looking back at school events, and all the fun and learning that goes on in our school. We believe that all children have the right to a stimulating learning environment where they are motivated to learn through the provision of a varied and exciting curriculum. We promote excellent standards of behavior, have high expectations, and are committed to high standards of achievement for all our children. Provide a safe learning environment that promotes creativity and curiosity of the wider world. Encourage children to be confident, independent lifelong learners. Encourage children to have a positive view of their self-worth, enabling them to feel secure and valued as individuals within the school community. Provide an inspiring, challenging environment for ALL children so that they can become highly motivated learners. Develop an ethos of support, challenge, and encouragement to succeed. Develop the whole child, nurturing and extending their spiritual, moral, social, and cultural understanding. Provide equal opportunities for ALL children. Teach children a sense of responsibility showing respect for others and the environment. At Broadmeadow Infant and Nursery School, we make provision for pupils who have any identified SEN need from within those listed below. We know that some pupils will have difficulties in more than one of these areas and we will always do our best to meet their needs. This information acts as a guide, but the things we do will vary and actual support will be based on the specific needs of each pupil. At Broadmeadow class, teachers have a responsibility to ensure that all children are supported within lessons using a variety of teaching and learning strategies appropriate to their needs. This means that activities are planned according to the level the child is working at. This universal approach is known as Quality First Teaching. View full school