Byron Court Primary School

Byron Court was opened on 3rd November 1932 and has been supporting the learning of primary aged pupils ever since. We hope you enjoy our old photos and documents and messages from ex-students - some from the other side of the globe!

Byron Court Primary School is an inclusive learning community striving to provide high-quality teaching for every child. We focus on the whole child to ensure our pupils are well-equipped to reach their maximum potential to become well-rounded, confident and resilient individuals.

We aim to foster a love of learning by working in partnership with our pupils, parents, and the school community. We aspire to make children independent thinkers, challenge their intellectual curiosity, become upstanding citizens and make a lifelong positive contribution to society.

Our school provides a safe, welcoming and nurturing environment where every child is empowered to do their best, progress rapidly, and celebrate their achievements.

Our Motto: Believe, Achieve We Value: Honesty, Kindness, Teamwork, Respect, Equality

Our Vision: A Learning Community Where:

• coOur pupils are at the heart of everything we do.
• Effort and diligence are consistent across the school.
• Our provision is constantly evolving to meet our needs; capitalising on best practice and educational research
• 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.
• A culture of professional learning and effective distributive leadership, underpins excellence in teaching.
• Parents and carers are our educational partners.
• Everyone is challenged to aspire for their future
• Everyone is valued, respected and safe.
• We make a positive ntribution to our community and wider world.

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. We do this by:

• Teaching pupils the importance of moral values such as respect, honesty tolerance, trust and personal responsibility
• Ensuring pupils have a strong foundation of values to make informed choices in the local and global community
• Educating and respecting different faiths, ethnicities and cultures within school by working together in harmony and creating an appreciation for our multi-cultural society
• Actively promoting democratic processes such as our school Parliament, giving pupils a voice and the opportunity to learn about democracy and the law in Britain
• Teaching pupils to be responsible citizens and encouraging them to take an active role in extra-curricular and voluntary activities