Welcome to the Brook
Summer Term 2022
Welcome back to all of our pupils as we enter the Summer Term of this academic year. We were delighted that last term ended wonderfully with our Royal Banquet as part of our immersive Humanities Fortnight, and were proud that some of our pupils sang superbly at the Haringey Music Festival at the Royal Albert Hall.
Easter club was also very successful and many thanks to the staff who ensured that those of our pupils who attended, had an action packed, fun filled and stimulating week.
Term starts on
Tuesday 19th April
for everyone.
Thank you for all of your support with our initiatives to keep the school functioning appropriately during the COVID pandemic. We are very, very proud that we have never closed the school as it is testament to our staff’s commitment to our pupils and families and our families’ commitment to their children’s wellbeing and education that this has been possible. If your child is at home because he/she has COVID symptoms or is ill, then we will keep in contact with you but your child is not expected to complete any work as they are ill. If they are isolating as a precaution, then a learning pack will be available to you with the
Brook online videos
supporting the learning. A member of the class team will make contact with you at the beginning and end of the week to see how the learning is progressing and if there are other resources you require. As always, you are welcome to touch base with us at any time during this isolation period and we will do whatever we can to assist.
We will always let you know by text or email if there are any significant changes to your child’s routine or if the Government roadmap changes and we need to put other things in place. It is clear that, gradually, we will be able to do more inclusive activities but we will ensure that your children’s wellbeing, safety and learning remain our top priority.
Please do make contact with your class team, a member of SLT or myself if you have any queries or concerns
Maureen
Information about mental health and Covid-19 services from the Children and Young People Mental Health Service, Haringey
here
Stay at home: guidance for households with Covid or suspected Covid from gov.uk
About Us
Our school is part of the Broadwaters Inclusive Learning Community which means that we share our values, vision, ethos and aspirations with the Willow Primary School and the Broadwaters Children’s Centre. What’s more, we share a groundbreaking state of the art building. Our inclusive approach means that pupils live together in an aspirational learning environment where every need is met.
Our pupils are aged 4 – 11 and have a range of needs such as Autism, severe and complex learning difficulties as well as associated physical, medical, and emotional needs. This means that they need a safe, specialist environment to help them learn and reach their potential.
Laughter, excitement and enthusiasm are evident in all aspects of our school life. Our emphasis on communication, creativity, physical and personal development means that our pupils develop into self-confident learners who are rightly proud of themselves and their achievements. Our highly trained staff, working closely with specialist practitioners, are constantly striving to give our pupils the very best experience at school. We aim to enable our pupils to move confidently onto the next stage of their lives.
GOOD NEWS !!!
Congratulations to our staff and pupils on receiving the European Quality Mark for our Oceans SOS project. This is a prestigious award and we have been chosen from hundreds of nominations across Europe.
Oceans SOS Project
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The Brook Senior Leadership Team
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Maureen Duncan, Headteacher Edward Putman, Assistant Head Sukina Campos, Deputy Head
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If you are a parent, a professional or a member of our local community, then you are always welcome to come and visit us and see for yourselves how innovative our learning community is and to share in our pupils’ successes.
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