For children to improve, they need to overhear the nice things you say about them to others. Welcome to Brook Acre Community Primary School website where you can find information about our school, photographs of the exciting things happening in school and news about our future events.
At Brook Acre we are working to lay the foundation for life through preparing, encouraging, supporting and respecting our children, their families and the wider community.Our school is a safe place to learn, grow, make mistakes, speak out, be an individual, be a team, be part of a strong and proud community - to belong!
At Brook Acre we are working to lay the foundation for life through preparing, encouraging, supporting and respecting our children, their families and the wider community.Our school is a safe place to learn, grow, make mistakes, speak out, be an individual, be a team, be part of a strong and proud community - to belong!
Services
Brook Acre Community Primary School has served the families in our locality since it was opened in 1972. It is my hope that your child will join us at this exciting school. The information provided on this website is designed to inform you of all the key aspects of school life at Brook Acre. If you would like to find out more, or visit us, please do not hesitate to contact myself at school to make an appointment.
Our ethos at Brook Acre Community Primary School is one of success built on inclusion, care and support for all its learners. At Brook Acre we are working to lay the foundation for life through preparing, encouraging, supporting and respecting our children, their families and the wider community. Our school is a safe place to learn, grow, make mistakes, speak out, be an individual, be a team, be part of a strong and proud community - to belong!
Pupil premium funding is received for children who have been eligible for free school meals at any time over the past 6 years. Between 60 and 70 % of the children who attend Brook Acre are eligible for this funding. Funding is also received for children who have become a child in care of the Local Authority.
The government is providing additional funding of 150 million each year for 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16 and 2016-17 to improve provision of physical education and sport in primary schools. The funding is being jointly provided by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport, and will see money going directly to primary school headteachers to spend on improving the quality of sport and Physical Education for all their children.
Admission authorities are required to consult if they intend to make changes to their admission arrangements. At Brook Acre Community Primary School, our admissions operate in line with Warrington Local Authority admissions procedures for community schools. The admissions criteria for community schools is on Page 4, Section 1.2.
Reviews (2)
Chloe Feehan
Oct 31, 2019
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I. Crenshaw
Jun 04, 2018
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This school is not good at all, they are failing according to the national reports. They have a very high number of children in care and dealings with social services, which is not good. The head teacher and several staff will cover up for extreme poor practice. Parents should really watch out for the staff are not all what they seem. Nothing but trouble. The Safeguarding manager, Head teacher, and Various other staff are "feeders" into the social services system...just be careful of this school.
