Frederick Bremer School is an 11-16 community school in Walthamstow, Waltham Forest. We are a non-selective school for the local community, and we are representative of the community we serve. Inclusivity is at the heart of our ethos, and every pupil is known for who they are and the richness of their character.
Our job to help them unlock the potential they possess and truly become ‘the very best they can be’ so that pupils leave the school at 16 as young adults with the skills, qualities and attributes to enable them to change society for the better. We are an inclusive school, and whilst we are very diverse, every pupil is known for who they are and the richness of their character.
Frederick Bremer School has been established to develop the rich economic and enterprise heritage of this area of Walthamstow into the 21st Century. Our school is built on the former Hawker Siddeley site, which was a 9.5 acre industrial centre opened in 1919. It was here that huge transformers were built which powered the economic transformation of industry in the 20th century, as well as transformed this local area as a hub of employment, skills and enterprise.
An excellent local school in the heart of the community Frederick Bremer School is a strong community school where every child is known, grown and nurtured to be ‘the very best they can be’. Our values and ethos are explicit and tangible from the moment you enter the school, and all members of the school community share our values of ‘Respect, responsibility and integrity’.
Being part of the Frederick Bremer family is based on a shared understanding of equity. We are a very diverse community (a microcosm of the community we serve), but our diversity is our strength. Every member of our community is included, heard and valued. Community education is very important to us. We believe that our school is here to serve and support the local community, and that the children of our community deserve the very best. We strive for both academic excellence, but balanced with community responsibility.
Frederick Bremer School is an 11-16 community school in Walthamstow, Waltham Forest. We are a non-selective school for the local community, and we are representative of the community we serve. We are an inclusive school, and whilst we are very diverse, every pupil is known for who they are and the richness of their character.
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I just started its a good school and have two lunch choices , cold meals and hot meals for example sandwich for cold meals and more and hot meals is chicken chips and that . You'll know where everything is in a week or two . And has a help centre for kids who need help in class and can go there during break and lunch or go to the fun library sign up at 8 o'clock.
By Deanna Henry (Jun, 2017) |
This school has given me everything I need and I cannot THANK ENOUGH the staff that have provided me with the best education I have had in the HISTORY of my life. Special thank you to JENNIFER SMITH the head teacher. Keep working hard and achieve your goals this school will have a better future with the help of Jennifer Smith, all staff members and students. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE
By Ivaylo Koprinkov (Jun, 2017) |
My experience of Frederick Bremer School is extremely welcoming warm friendly and caring!!!
The Teachers and Pupils alike are extremely polite and the reception on Several School visits
have been a resounding resonance of politeness and warmth!!!
I am only sorry [Adult with high-functioning Autism but very verbal and communicative]I cannot be a Pupil at this Fabulous School! The Teachers are so accommodating and cannot do enough to make one feel welcome and the Quality of care and professionalism of teaching from what I have seen is
top notch!!!!
I support all the Activities in principle at this Outstanding School!
I hope Frederick Bremer School will Thrive and Thrive!
By David Braunsberg (Jun, 2016) |
From what I see on channel 4s "educating the East End" this school looks very good and the teachers seem very profession better than my old School Highams Park School that I attended in the early 1990s.
By nick dating (Jun, 2015) |
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i have never been before, but when i went on a day visit back in June, all the teachers were really nice.
By Chelsie Adu-Dodds (Jan, 2018) |