Business Details
Your Trusted Primary School in Milton Keynes
Broughton Fields Primary School has evolved from a small institution serving 45 children into a vibrant educational community supporting 420 students. Our mission centres on fostering excellence through a values-driven curriculum that prioritises academic achievement alongside character development. We cultivate resilience, respect, and responsibility while creating a nurturing environment where every child feels valued. Our approach combines innovative teaching methods with a strong emphasis on wellbeing, ensuring pupils develop the skills to thrive academically and personally. As part of the Preston Hedges Trust, we benefit from collaborative networks that share best practices and resources. Our dedicated staff, many with extensive experience in primary education, deliver a rich curriculum designed to inspire curiosity and lifelong learning.We actively engage families and the local community, recognising their vital role in shaping our students' futures. Through initiatives like our Values Education programme and extracurricular activities, we prepare children to become compassionate, capable contributors to society. Our commitment to continuous improvement is evidenced by our recent partnership with an award-winning trust and ongoing investments in facilities and staff development. This combination of tradition and innovation positions us as a trusted choice for families seeking holistic education in Milton Keynes.
Services
Primary education
Values curriculum
After-school care
Special educational needs support
Community engagement programmes
Highlights and features
- We deliver values-based education proven to develop character alongside academic skills
- Our staff maintain strong partnerships with the award-winning Preston Hedges Trust
- We offer extended care through our Care Club operating from 7:40am-6:00pm
- Our curriculum integrates 22 core values across all learning activities
- We maintain strong community links through our active PTA organisation
Associations and certifications
- VBE Quality Mark
Services
Primary education
We provide comprehensive education for children aged 4-11 through a curriculum that combines academic subjects with character development. Our experienced teachers deliver lessons that foster critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration while maintaining high academic standards. The programme prepares students for secondary education through structured learning and enrichment activities.
Values curriculum
Our unique values-based approach integrates 22 core values across all subjects and school activities. Each month focuses on specific values like resilience, respect, and responsibility, with practical applications in classroom learning and social interactions. This develops students' emotional intelligence and ethical decision-making alongside academic skills.
After-school care
Care Club provides supervised childcare from 3:00-5:00 or 6:00pm daily, offering structured activities and homework support. The service includes breakfast provision from 7:40-8:35am and operates during school terms. Sessions must be booked through the school office with flexible attendance options available.
Special educational needs support
Our SENDCO coordinates tailored support for children with additional needs, working with teachers to adapt lessons and resources. We maintain close communication with parents and external specialists to create individualised education plans that ensure all students access the full curriculum.
Community engagement programmes
We actively involve families through our PTA, open meetings, and volunteer opportunities. The school organises community events, parent workshops, and collaborative projects that strengthen home-school connections and enhance children's learning experiences beyond the classroom.
People
Mr Steve Rae
Principal
With extensive leadership experience in primary education, Mr Rae oversees school strategy and academic standards. He champions values-based learning and community engagement, ensuring a supportive environment for staff and pupils.
Mrs Olivia Bailes
SENDCO
As Special Educational Needs Coordinator, Mrs Bailes develops tailored support programmes for children with additional needs. She works closely with teachers and parents to implement effective learning strategies across the school.
Emma Kidd
PTA Chair
Leading the Parent Teacher Association, Emma organises fundraising events and community-building activities. She facilitates communication between families and staff to enhance school resources and student experiences.
Questions
What values underpin your educational approach?
We focus on 22 core values including resilience, respect, responsibility, and cooperation, which are integrated across our curriculum.
What extended care options do you provide?
Our Care Club offers breakfast sessions from 7:40-8:35am and after-school care until 5:00 or 6:00pm.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SENDCO works with teachers to create tailored learning plans and provide specialist resources for children with additional needs.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer Junior Park Rangers, music programmes, sports activities, and regular school trips including residential visits.
How can parents get involved?
Parents can participate through our PTA, attend open meetings, volunteer at events, or contribute to curriculum development.
What curriculum do you follow?
Our balanced curriculum follows national guidelines while incorporating values education and creative learning approaches.
