Welcome to Broadway Infant School. We are a friendly school set within a strong local community.

At Broadway we believe that we have an important role in establishing our children as life- long learners through our creative and exciting curriculum and nurturing environment. We value all children as individuals and support them in their journey to self-discovery.

Inspiring curiosity, achieving excellence

This website provides an overview of what goes on at Broadway Infants. If you want to know more please do not hesitate to contact the school. Visitors are always welcome to see our wonderful school.

Deputy Headteacher | Jodie Tumelty

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Broadway Infant School is forward looking in its approach to education. The use of a creative curriculum has long been integrated into teaching and learning within the school, we place a high importance on delivering a broad and balanced curriculum for all children. We plan and deliver high quality and engaging learning opportunities so that we inspire curiosity and achieve excellence. We often use the outdoor environment around our school for teaching sessions because we know our children enjoy being active and out in the fresh air whilst learning.

At Broadway children are taught how to be successful learners through the celebration of our core school values and learning characters. Children enjoy learning and are supported to reach their full potential.

Free high quality school meals are provided for all our children and we encourage healthy eating. The meals are cooked on site by our excellent catering team and lunch times are well supervised by a large number of dedicated Lunch Break Supervisors. Children can also bring a packed lunch to school if parents/carers prefer. We participate in the government ‘Free Fruit’ scheme so children receive a piece of fruit or vegetable each day.

We provide wrap-around care for children from Broadway and The Ridge outside of school hours from 7.45am until 6pm at our breakfast club and afterschool club. In addition to these childcare options we also provide a range of afterschool activities for children including choir, art, football and multi-sports clubs.

The school currently has the capacity for 180 pupils shared across six classes – two Reception, two Year 1 plus two Year 2 classes. Classes are supported by teaching assistants and this ensures children have access to high levels of adult support and attention throughout the day.

A community where every child is valued as an individual.

An environment where children see learning as an adventure.

An ethos that allows children to develop curiosity, resilience and independence.

A curriculum which is inspiring, challenging and creative.

A school where we all strive for excellence.

Our Core School Values

Kindness

Respect

Honesty

Resilience

Responsibility

Friendship

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As a group of twelve Church and Community Schools across South Gloucestershire and Wiltshire we want to formalise our collaborative model of working. We believe that as a family of schools forming a Trust we can achieve:

Deliberate and purposeful collaboration which strengthens and builds capacity at all levels.

A strong, highly skilled, and resilient trustee and governance structure which focuses on enabling and empowering people.

School environments where all children, particularly those that face disadvantage can flourish and where equality, diversity, inclusion, and belonging are front and centre.

Professional growth and development that creates cultures and communities of improvement.

A sense of civic duty underpinned by the Charitable status where we can benefit from sharing our learning but also learning from others.

Financial stability through robust systems and structures.

We are a strong family of schools that serve diverse communities including two of the most deprived wards in South Gloucestershire and schools that are faith based, rural and small. We would want to work alongside the Diocese, Local Authorities and Academy partners as the Trust grows and develops.

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