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Welcome to Bearwood Primary and Nursery School
At our school, the children are at the heart of everything we do. Our vision is ‘Learning, Enjoying, Succeeding Together’ and it is a real privilege seeing our children grow not just academically, but also gaining a wealth of life skills preparing them for the future. We are committed to fostering a love of learning and learning for life by providing a curriculum that is rooted in a desire to bring out the best and success in all of our children.
Our dedicated staff take time to get to know your child, which creates a unique learning journey that will enhance your child’s learning experience. We have strong links within the local community helping create a supportive and welcoming environment for all.
We want our children to grow into confident individuals who embrace life with happiness, health, and a strong sense of safety. We want our children to make a positive contribution to their community and develop a sense of belonging and responsibility.
Enjoy browsing our website and seeing what opportunities Bearwood provide for your child. You are also very welcome to visit our school. Please contact the school office to make an appointment.
Mrs Smith
Headteacher
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OUR VISION
Learning, Enjoying and Succeeding Together.
Our vision for ‘Learning, Enjoying and Succeeding Together’ is at the heart of all that we are and all that we do as a school. This is our Bearwood Belief. Our Bearwood Belief emphasises our commitment to fostering a supportive and collaborative environment where every child can excel and thrive in their spiritual, academic, physical and emotional development. We believe that EVERY child DESERVES to have the following entitlements as they journey through their time at Bearwood...
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Safeguarding
Bearwood Primary and Nursery School takes seriously its responsibility to safeguard and promote the welfare of the children and young people in its care. School staff are governed by very clear rules about child protection and Safeguarding. These are laid down in a Government Circular 10/95 “Protecting Children from Abuse: The role of the Education Service”. Where school staff see signs that cause them concern they should seek information from the child with tact and sympathy. School staff have a professional responsibility to share relevant information about the protection of children with other professionals, particularly the investigation agencies.
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Latest News
Bearwood Newsletter Autumn 1 26-27
What a fantastic half term it has been at Bearwood! I am incredibly proud of all that our children have achieved since returning to school. A huge welcome to all our new families who have joined us this year - it has been lovely getting to know you. Throughout the term, we have continued to focus on our school values of being Ready, Respectful and Safe, with a particular emphasis on being Ready for learning. It has been wonderful to see children arriving each day ready to go and this positive attitude has contributed to the strong progress we are seeing across the school, particularly in writing.
Bearwood Newsletter - Summer 2 25-26
As we wrap up a super year at Bearwood, I am filled with great pride and a deep sense of accomplishment. I want to take this moment to personally thank each of you – it has been a true joy to work alongside you this year and to share in your child’s learning journey. This newsletter is a celebration of the many opportunities our children have had this past half term to showcase their knowledge and skills. It truly exemplifies our vision ‘Learning, Enjoying, Succeeding Together’