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Brize Norton Primary School is a small, welcoming school for children from Brize Norton, Carterton and nearby. With no more than 20 children in a year group, we all know each other very well, and we believe that is the best way to ensure that every child is happy and is able to learn to the best of his or her ability.
Our website is a window into the busy life of our school – learning, class activities, clubs, and our School Association and supporters. Find out more about the wonderful work our children do by browsing the Class and Learning pages!
After last week’s fossil find, the children created their own fossils using clay and salt dough. Some chose to be archaeologists by chipping away at rocks or carefully scraping the…
Tue 8 Dec
Whole-school flu immunisations
Mon 14 Dec
Whole-school outdoor carol service
Thu 17 Dec
Christmas dinner
Thu 17 Dec
Online Pantomime day
Fri 18 Dec
End of term
Mon 21 Dec - Fri 1 Jan 2021
Christmas holiday
Thank you to everyone who took part in the Smarties Challenge - what amazing entries we have had! We can't believe how many people did it, too. Well done. Well…
Today we went on a walk through Forest School and told the story of Goldilocks and the 3 Bears as we went along. We stopped at the mud kitchen where…
A lovely, busy afternoon with lots of happy children and achievements.
For the first time ever, we used a medieval method and made pitch pine glue using beeswax, pine resin…
It was another soggy Monday this week - but the children didn’t seem to care...in fact, they seemed to ‘run out’ of water as they attempted to fill a ‘puddle-jumping’…
Voyagers and Falcons classes led a short service of Remembrance by the village war memorial at 11.00 on 11th November. Several Y6 children read their moving writing about life in…
We shared an information power point about Remembrance in our classroom this morning before observing the two minutes silence. After lunch we walked to the memorial to plant our crosses.
The weather is beginning to be increasingly damp as we head further into Autumn. Today we talked about Remembrance Day and the reasons for wearing a poppy; lots of children…
