Welcome to Byron Court's school community, where you will find a dedicated and experienced team of educators, who ensure that all pupils are welcomed, nurtured and supported to thrive, learn, develop, build strong friendships and have fun. We are a large, growing primary school, admitting up to 150 pupils each year.
We benefitted from a substantial building programme several years ago, to meet the growing number of pupils in the area. As well as increasing our capacity, this also developed our facilities significantly. We now benefit from an all-weather field, excellent food technology facilities, drama studio and large sports hall.
We benefitted from a substantial building programme several years ago, to meet the growing number of pupils in the area. As well as increasing our capacity, this also developed our facilities significantly. We now benefit from an all-weather field, excellent food technology facilities, drama studio and large sports hall.
Services
At Byron Court we have a motto that underpins what we intrinsically believe of all our children: 'Believe, Achieve'. This means that we want to ensure that all children are given opportunities to develop their full potential and that the inspiring, broad and balanced learning experiences they have at school will build lasting memories, inner confidence and the ability to make a positive contribution to our society.
If you have a concern about the way we are collecting or using your personal data, we request that you raise your concern with our 'Designated Data Protection Officer' in the first instance. You can raise your concern by emailing the Data Protection Officer at school.dpo@brent.gov.uk, or in writing to the Data Protection Officer, Brent Council, Civic Centre, Engineers Way HA9 0FJ.
The Headmaster was Mr. Ginn, who was such a kind gentleman. My favourite teacher was Mr. Eric Weatherly who was so engaging, kind, gentle, funny, musical (he played the organ every Sunday at St. Cuthberts Church). We were a sporty family, especially swimming. In those days, there was an outdoor, above ground swimming pool, behind the dining hall.
Our pupils are at the heart of everything we do. Effort and diligence are consistent across the school. High attainment and rapid progress are standard across the school. A high quality, cohesive, sequential curriculum is an entitlement for all. Barriers to learning are identified and swiftly addressed.
At Byron Court, we believe that education is a partnership between school and home life and we strive to prepare our pupils for life in modern Britain by building the best possible relationships with their families, teaching staff and with the wider community.
We aim to provide the highest possible achievements by promoting the spiritual, moral, social, cultural, mental and physical development of our pupils in a safe, stimulating and happy environment.Teaching pupils the importance of moral values such as respect, honesty tolerance, trust and personal responsibility.
We aim to provide the highest possible achievements by promoting the spiritual, moral, social, cultural, mental and physical development of our pupils in a safe, stimulating and happy environment.Teaching pupils the importance of moral values such as respect, honesty tolerance, trust and personal responsibility.
Reviews (9)
Janinebul
Oct 31, 2019
Report
Such fun memories from this school as a child. The administration was so wonderful when I came for a visit from Texas and brought ‘travel buddies’ to share with the students. On very short notice they brought together a few classes for me to present the program and answer questions. I was impressed how flexible and forward thinking the staff was. Excellent school.
Kunal Mahajan
Dec 19, 2017
Report
Stephen Lynch
Jul 06, 2017
Report
This was my old school 1964 - 1971 the boys play ground was on the left at the end of the long drive and girls and juniors to the left my wost teachers were from class 7 -9
but at class 10 Mr Williams was my best teacher this school had its mini swimming pool to the rear of the dinning area in the boys playground and still had bomb shelters
Beside the play ground happy memories
but at class 10 Mr Williams was my best teacher this school had its mini swimming pool to the rear of the dinning area in the boys playground and still had bomb shelters
Beside the play ground happy memories
Zozo ZeePlayz
Jun 02, 2017
Report
Papiepicpro
May 29, 2017
Report
Chiky Rueda
Jul 23, 2016
Report
Andreea Gui
Aug 22, 2015
Report
Emaan Rafique
Aug 10, 2015
Report
Mike Allen
Aug 04, 2014
Report
My name is Michael Randall. Attended BCPS between 1937- 1942? Apart from diving into the air raid shelter during the war I enjoyed my school days there,
Always recall doing a final end of term exam in Form 11 ? (Miss Leversuch) and a bee alighted on my bare leg. Managed to keep my composure, raised my hand, and Miss L came with a duster and put the bee out the window.
Now living 6 months of the year in Spain, and 6 months in UK.
I still have a 1st class photo (Miss Mc Williams) Will try and find it and post it, and see how many other others can spot themselves.
Best Regards to all who are still
Always recall doing a final end of term exam in Form 11 ? (Miss Leversuch) and a bee alighted on my bare leg. Managed to keep my composure, raised my hand, and Miss L came with a duster and put the bee out the window.
Now living 6 months of the year in Spain, and 6 months in UK.
I still have a 1st class photo (Miss Mc Williams) Will try and find it and post it, and see how many other others can spot themselves.
Best Regards to all who are still
