Bramcote College

Bramcote College (formerly known as The Bramcote School) has a deserved reputation for being a small, inclusive and caring school with strong links with the local community. The school has strong, caring and supportive staff that are committed to raising achievement and the students are keen, loyal and enthusiastic and want to come to school. Young people at Bramcote College are known by their name and their individual potential and needs are supported and encouraged. We pride ourselves on the breadth and choice of curriculum and of the education and experiences our students have every day. As well as GCSE’s, we can offer school courses and Entry Level qualifications to make the most of our students’ skills, talents and interests. At Bramcote College, we develop the attitudes and skills for every student that support a healthy and fulfilled life together with the confidence for a lifetime of learning. The area of Bramcote has a population of 7,300, and is located five miles west of Nottingham.

Executive Principal

Paul Heery

Values and vision

Bramcote College is dedicated in its mission to inspire young people to aim high in an inspiring and caring community. Every pupil joining the school is assisted in their pathways to develops the confidence and skills necessary to contribute to society, while stimulating a lifelong love of learning in the process. Bramcote College aims to be a big school making a big difference and welcomes the part that parents and carers play in helping to make pupils’ time at Bramcote College a happy and fulfilling experience.

Ofsted

“The Executive Principal, supported by the Head of School, has applied much better systems to check teaching and the school’s work. He has restructured the senior leadership team to be more effective in driving improvements forward. Improved collection and interpretation of data describing students’ progress is at the heart of the school’s efforts to improve achievement rapidly. New systems are used to assess attainment and monitor progress."