Choosing the right primary school is one of the most important decisions you'll make for your child. At Brookside Primary School, we believe every child deserves an outstanding start in life through exceptional teaching, high aspirations, and a nurturing environment where they can thrive.
Year 1 took an exciting journey to Odds Farm Park in High Wycombe on June 9th and 11th to learn about the countryside as a part of their Geography topic. The pupils petted the rabbits and fed the goats and sheep; some pupils were allowed to feed the pigs. There was an amazing adventure playground that the children played on and a sandy play area. After lunch there was a tractor ride to see the animals grazing in the fields, and the pupils and teachers finally went to play in the soft play area with big slides to play on. All of Year 1 pupils and teachers had a very enjoyable day learning about and experiencing the countryside.
The Quad Athletics Competition was held on 20th May at Hillingdon Sports and Leisure Complex, where pupils from various primary schools across the bor- ough participated in a range of events, including the 400m race, long jump, sprint, and javelin. KS2 pupils from Brookside Primary School demonstrated excel- lent sportsmanship throughout the event and made us extremely proud through their participation, deter- mination, and resilience — one of the school’s highly celebrated 6Rs values. All pupils showed great enthu- siasm, supported one another, and represented the school positively at all times. Most importantly, they had lots of fun and enjoyed the opportunity to compete with other schools across the Borough.
Year 6 had the wonderful opportunity to step back in time and experience an engaging Victorian Work- shop packed with lively, hands-on activities. The children discovered what school life was like during the Victorian Era, gaining insight into the stern classroom rules and harsh punishments that pupils once faced. They explored fascinating Victorian clothing, tradition- al toys, and intriguing household artefacts, while also learning about the striking contrast between the lives of wealthy and impoverished Victorian children. The workshop also revealed the demanding jobs many children carried out during the Industrial Revolution. Through exciting role-play activities, pupils immersed themselves in the lives of Victorian schoolchildren and investigated remarkable inventions and revolutionary
On Tuesday 28th April, our Reception pupils took part in an exciting Superhero Day, coming into school dressed as their favourite superheroes, princesses, and other inspiring characters. The day was filled with creativity, imagination, and fun as children celebrated what it means to be a superhero. To make the experience even more special, we were also visited by firefighters, who spoke to the pupils about their important role in the community and how they help keep people safe. The children were thrilled to meet these real-life heroes and ask them questions about their work. It was a fantastic day of learning, inspiration, and excitement that the children will remember fondly.
Last week, we were delighted to welcome parents, guardians and carers into school for our KS1 and KS2 Stay and Read sessions. It was wonderful to see so many families joining us to share the joy of reading with the children.The pupils thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to read alongside their loved ones, and the positive atmosphere across classrooms reflected just how valuable these moments are in supporting a love of books and learning. Thank you to everyone who was able to attend and make the sessions such a success. Your continued support makes a real difference to the children’s learning and enthusiasm for reading.
Our Summer Term began with our termly Parent Consultation Meetings, held on Monday 13th and Tuesday 14th April 2026. We were pleased to welcome parents, guardians and carers into school to discuss their child’s progress. The meetings were a tremendous success, providing valuable opportunities for teachers and teaching partners to share each pupil’s strengths, achievements and areas for development. These conversations play an important role in supporting every child’s learning journey and strengthening the partnership between home and school. We would like to thank all families who attended and contributed to these positive and productive discussions.
At The Rosedale Hewens Academy Trust, the safety and wellbeing of everyone in our community is our top priority. In line with updated guidance, we are introducing a new approach to ensure that individuals who may need assistance during an emergency—such as those with disabilities or temporary mobility challenges—are fully supported.
On Tuesday 24th March, our Year 5 pupils had the exciting opportunity to watch a production of We Will
Rock You at Barnhill High School. The performance was full of energy, fantastic music, and impressive acting, which the pupils thoroughly enjoyed. We would like to say a big thank you to Barnhill High School for hosting us and putting on such a brilliant show. It was a wonderful experience for the pupils to see a live production and be inspired by the talent and creativity on display. The trip was both entertaining and memorable, and the children represented the school brilliantly throughout.
On Thursday 12th March, pupils from KS1 and KS2 attended an exciting netball event at Newham Junior School, where they had the opportunity to dive into the world of netball. Throughout the day, the children developed a range of new skills, including passing, shooting, and movement on the court. They also learned about the importance of teamwork, communication, and supporting one another during games.
The event provided a fun and engaging environment for all pupils, regardless of experience, and it waswonderful to see their enthusiasm and confidence grow as the day went on. A fantastic time was had by all, and we are very proud of the effort, sportsmanship, and positive attitude shown by our pupils.
On Monday 9th March 2026, to mark the end of National Careers Week, we were delighted to welcome officers from the Metropolitan Police who visited our pupils aspiring to become police officers or work within the police force. During the visit, pupils had the opportunity to speak with the officers and learn more about what their roles involved. The officers explained their day-to-day responsibilities, showed pupils parts of their uniform, and shared what it takes to work in the police service.
