Millbrook Park Church of England Primary School

Millbrook is a thriving primary school and nursery, offering a rich and fulfilling education in London’s green belt. We are blessed to be situated in a super new building with a generous outdoor space, which includes a 3G pitch and our own woods. We serve families in the growing community in Mill Hill.

At Millbrook Park CE Primary School we work to enable everyone within our community to flourish and enjoy a life filled with meaning, purpose and loving relationships, underpinned by Christian values. We aim to instill a passion for seeking wisdom and knowledge, a keenness to develop individual God-given talents and an eagerness to make a positive contribution to community.

Our school Vision Statement: To enable everyone within our community to flourish and enjoy a life filled with meaning, purpose and loving relationships, underpinned by Christian values. We aim to instill a passion for seeking wisdom and knowledge, a keenness to develop individual God-given talents and an eagerness to make a positive contribution to community.

Alongside this, we value and celebrate being part of Britain: In general terms, this means that we celebrate traditions, such as customs in the course of the year; for example, Harvest festival during the autumn term, and what could be more British than a trip to a pantomime around Christmas time! We also value and celebrate national events. Of course, as a Church school, we take a full and active part in the Christian calendar of celebrations across the year. We also acknowledge the key religious festivals of other faiths represented in Britain today. At Millbrook Park, British values and Christian values are the foundation blocks upon which all that we do is built.

The values which our school endorses are those of:

These values are ones that are shared by many people in this country because the Christian faith has for centuries been a driving force in our education and legal system and those values have made their mark on our history. We are fortunate in that we live in a country where the majority of people care about the wellbeing of others, where injustice and cruelty to others appals and where people can be stirred to be compassionate and generous in their support for a good cause. These characteristics have not come about by accident but through our history and experiences as a nation. Stubbornness, stoicism and resilience are also traits which as a nation we share but they have also been the vehicle for developing deeply held beliefs about the importance of freedom, justice and the rule of law.