It’s almost time for one of the spooktacular highlights of our school year! 
On Thursday 6th November (the day of our Fireworks Spooktacular), pupils are invited to ditch their uniform and come dressed in their most fang-tastic fancy dress!

Entry is just £1, with lots of prizes to be won for the best costumes – and this year, the pupils will even get to judge the teachers’ costumes! 

To add to the fun, our school kitchen will be serving up a special themed lunch menu:
 Monster Toes – Pork Hot Dogs in a Bun
 Witches’ Fingers – Veggie Hot Dogs in a Bun
 Spooky Sandwiches
 Frightful Finger Cookies
 Scary Cupcakes
 Jelly & Worms Slime

It’s going to be a frightfully fun day from start to finish – we can’t wait to see your costumes! 

Our brilliant Year 6s have been busy baking, creating posters and collecting ingredients for their Great Rescue Bake Off in support of Bristol Animal Rescue Centre

They’ve shown amazing teamwork and kindness, all to raise money to help animals in need.

Join us for the Cake Sale on Wednesday 22nd October at 3:15pm – every penny raised goes directly to Bristol A.R.C.

Let’s help our young bakers make a real difference!

#BrentryPrimary #GreatRescueBakeOff #BristolARC #KindnessInAction

Thank you and well done to all the children who completed the Brunel Project in Year 2! The children have clearly worked so hard at home on their projects and produced some absolutely wonderful work.

Some of our pupils have been busy creating posters and organising a Cake Sale to raise money for the Bristol Animal Rescue Centre.

Wednesday 22nd October 2025

3:15pm (after school)

Please come along and support their efforts — every slice (and every donation!) will help care for animals in need.

Just wanted to remind everyone that the deadline for an opportunity to join the governing body as a parent governor closes this Friday, 17th October.

Becoming a governor is a great opportunity to support the community.

What do school governors do?

• Oversee the budget

• Help recruit staff

• Monitor the performance of the school, e.g. in examinations and key stage tests

• Advise on school policies and procedures

• Provide a vital means for parents and the community to get their views heard by the governing body as a whole

If you are interested in becoming a parent governor but feel a little daunted by the responsibility you may be taking on, remember that full training will be available, and you will always act as part of a team. No particular experience or qualifications are required. Your role would be as a typical parent bringing a parent’s perspective to the running of the governing body and the school.

If you become a Governor you will be taking on the following commitments to help to make sure the school is well managed;

• Share the responsibilities of the governing body as summarised above.

• Attend and participate in Governor’s meetings on a regular basis, typically 6 times a year

• Undergo appropriate training.

• You may also be invited to sit on appointment panels

Myself and Sam Sammie Brown are members of the Governing Body, and either of us would be very happy to answer any questions or tell you a bit more about what’s involved in being a governor. Feel free to get in touch or grab either of us if you see us in the playground.

Details on how to formally express an interest and the form to complete can be collected from the office.