Birchfield Primary School marked the joyous occasion of World Book Day on 6th March 2025. The event provided a wonderful opportunity for pupils and staff to celebrate the joy of reading.
Our recent residential trip to Preston Montford was an unforgettable adventure packed with learning and discovery!
Our Year 4 pupils enjoyed an amazing visit to Villa Park, which was to celebrate 150 of Aston Villa Football club. The event was based around the history of the football club as well as the history of the local community.
Birchfield Primary School was honoured to welcome local MP Ayoub Khan for a special visit, during which he officially opened the school’s brand-new Community Hub. This new facility will serve as a valuable resource for parents, providing access to free workshops on a variety of important themes, including learning English, cooking and other essential life skills.
The initiative has been made possible through partnerships with several key organisations, including Spurgeons and Satthi House, both of which are dedicated to supporting families and promoting community engagement.
PACT’s Primary Schools are joining Instagram!
We want to foster individuality within our schools while remaining true to our PACT values.
Expect to catch up on our behind-the-scenes adventures, receive weekly updates, and connect with your local PACT school today!
As the new year begins, we are excited to embark on this digital journey together. @birchfield_sch
Dear Parents/Carers
We will be holding a DWP Benefits and Support information session for parents on Tuesday 4th February 2025, from 9.00am to 11.00am.
This will be held in the school hall so please head to the red door on arrival. Please see attached flyer for more information. We hope to see you there.
I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to ask for your support and cooperation with parking on the roads surrounding our school. Members of the community, particularly from Bayswater Road, have contacted me to let me know that their drives are regularly blocked by cars between the hours of 8.30-9.00 and 3.20-3.45 which has resulted in them being unable to leave their driveway. Some of them have even experienced damage to their cars. The road becomes extremely congested and there have been occasions when emergency vehicles have been unable to pass down the road.
I have also noticed issues outside the main school entrance where parents have either parked on the zig zag yellow lines or they have stopped for a short period to let their children out. This, again, causes congestion on the roads outside and it becomes unsafe for pupils and families to cross. There have also been occasions where cars turn around, just outside the gates, which causes safety issues for pupils crossing. To support with this issue, we have recently purchased road safety signs which has helped to alleviate the issue somewhat.
I would encourage families, who live in the local area, to walk to school. This would help towards solving the issue and it is a great way for our pupils to get more exercise.
