Our central aim is to ensure Brune Park is a place of learning and opportunity for all pupils and to achieve this within a structured and supportive environment. All pupils are encouraged to develop their abilities to the full, whether they are academic, creative or practical. Pupils of all ages and abilities are expected to work hard and achieve the best standards possible.

Brune Park Community College is a well-ordered community providing a secure, structured environment for learning. We have excellent facilities and offer a wide range of curriculum extension activities in addition to high standards of teaching and learning. Our recent designation as a specialist college for the Performing Arts will enhance facilities to an even higher standard.

• To Promote the highest standards of academic achievement, motivation and behaviour among pupils.

• Effectively to deliver the National Curriculum and Religious Studies in accordance with LEA policy.

• To encourage each individual child to develop her or his talents to the full.

• To promote mutual respect and consideration among members of the college community so that each feels valued. Implicit in this is the provision of truly equal opportunities for all.

• To foster an awareness and appreciation of moral values and attitudes.

• To foster in our pupils creative, lively and critically enquiring minds with the ability to question and discuss rationally.

• To promote an awareness of and involvement in the local and wider world community and an understanding of other races, religions and cultures.

• To promote an understanding of the implications of living in a democratic society.

• To promote an awareness of our place in, dependency on and respect for the world environment. Our pupils are proud of Brune Park because it is a college which puts learning first.

Dr I Johnson, Principal.

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