Business Details
Trusted Church of England Primary School in Milton Keynes
Established in 1887, Bow Brickhill Church of England Primary School has cultivated a distinguished reputation for delivering high-quality education rooted in Christian values. Our institution fosters a nurturing environment where children aged 4-11 develop academically, spiritually, and socially through a broad curriculum enriched by modern facilities and outdoor learning spaces. With a dedicated team of educators and strong community partnerships, we prioritise safeguarding and individualised learning to ensure every child reaches their full potential. Our affiliation with The Diocesan Board of Education for Oxford and Milton Keynes Local Authority strengthens our commitment to excellence.Recognised for our caring atmosphere, we work collaboratively with parents to instil core values of respect, responsibility, and kindness. The school's historic foundation combines with contemporary teaching methods, including interactive technology and purpose-built classrooms, to create an inspiring educational setting. Our safeguarding protocols, led by experienced staff, ensure child protection remains paramount. Through extracurricular activities and partnerships with local organisations, we prepare students to become responsible global citizens. This enduring commitment to holistic development has made us a preferred choice for families across Milton Keynes and surrounding areas.
Services
Primary Education
Religious Education
Safeguarding Programs
Special Educational Needs Support
Outdoor Learning Activities
Highlights and features
- Christian ethos fostering respect and responsibility
- Experienced safeguarding team with specialist leads
- Modern facilities combined with historic tradition
- Strong partnerships with local church and community
- Dedicated SENCo and inclusive learning environment
What people say
Nurturing environment
Strong safeguarding
Caring staff
Faith-based values
Excellent facilities
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary education curriculum for children aged 4-11, following National Curriculum guidelines. Our mixed-age classes from Reception to Year 6 receive tailored instruction through Key Stages, with dedicated Foundation Stage provision. Modern teaching methods combined with traditional values create an engaging learning environment.
Religious Education
Our Religious Education program follows a structured long-term plan, incorporating Christian values into daily learning. Through collective worship, RE days, and curriculum enhancement activities, students explore spiritual development while respecting diverse beliefs within our community.
Safeguarding Programs
Led by our designated safeguarding leads, we maintain rigorous child protection protocols. Working with Milton Keynes Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub, our trained staff implement comprehensive policies to ensure student safety while providing parental support resources.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our SENCo provides specialist support for children with additional learning needs. We offer tailored educational plans and resource areas, ensuring inclusive learning opportunities for all students while maintaining close communication with parents and carers.
Outdoor Learning Activities
Students benefit from extensive outdoor facilities including a trim trail, traversing wall, and woodland areas. Our dedicated Foundation Stage play area and all-weather surfaces enable year-round physical learning experiences that complement classroom instruction.
People
Pam McBurnie
Headteacher
Experienced educator with over 20 years in primary school leadership, specialising in Christian education and child safeguarding. Committed to fostering academic excellence within a values-based environment.
Claire Kemp
Assistant Headteacher
Dedicated safeguarding expert with extensive experience in primary education, supporting school leadership while maintaining focus on student welfare and curriculum development.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We teach children aged 4-11 across four mixed-age classes from Reception to Year 6.
Is religious education compulsory?
Religious Education forms part of our curriculum, with collective worship and Christian values integrated into daily learning.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SENCo provides individualised support plans, with dedicated resources and specialist staff training.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We have designated safeguarding leads, DBS-checked staff, and work with Milton Keynes MASH for child protection.
What facilities do you offer?
Modern classrooms, interactive technology, outdoor learning spaces, and purpose-built SEN facilities.
How can parents get involved?
We encourage parental engagement through regular communication, school events, and partnership working.
