We have six terms in an academic year and focus on a new value each term: St Michaels is a community primary school, we are committed to delivering inspirational teaching that develops kind, confident learners. We believe every child matters and that learning should be fun, purposeful and challenging. Our vision is built around learning, nurture and play. We want to support our children to develop the capabilities and personal attributes to achieve their full potential. Safe and happy children, exposed to the principles of nurture will always be in the best place to learn successfully. Children at St Michael's should have lives full of promise, without barriers and their actions should reflect our school values. St Michaels Community Primary School believes that all children, regardless of disability, race, gender, cultural, socio-economic background or first language, should receive equal access to the full school curriculum. St Michaels Community Primary School is proud to be an inclusive school. We are able to offer access to the full curriculum for children who have a physical disability. We have easy access into the building and have disabled toilet facilities within the school. As with any additional needs, the school works closely with parents and appropriate outside agencies
Brays School is a special day school. All pupils currently on role have a statement of special educational needs or an Education Health and Care Plan. We offer places across our sites for children with physical difficulties, severe learning difficulties, profound and multiple learning difficulties, autistic spectrum condition, specific communication difficulties, visual impairment, hearing impairment and multisensory impairment. Our site in Sheldon takes 112 children with physical needs, severe learning difficulties, profound and multiple learning difficulties, specific communication and learning needs, visual impairment and hearing impairment. Those with a combination of complex medical conditions and sensory level autism may also attend this site. Our site in Tile Cross offers 80 primary places for pupils with the full range of autistic spectrum condition. This offer will expand further from September 2016 to offer 108 places.