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At Brays School, we believe that young people are not just the future of sustainability, they are the present. Our students have been taking the lead in environmental initiatives that are making a real impact, both within our school community and beyond. Through hands-on projects, innovative solutions, and global collaborations, they are proving that small actions can lead to big change.

Welcome to the latest edition of our Brays family newsletter!

Welcome to the latest edition of our Brays family newsletter!

We are thrilled to announce that Brays School will be participating in UK Parliament Week (UKPW) this year from 18th – 22nd November! This exciting initiative is part of our commitment to amplifying pupil voice and empowering our students to make a meaningful impact within our school community. Building the Brays School Parliament As part of our school improvement priority to improve opportunities for pupil voice, we are taking a big step forward by building on our existing School Council.…

Join us on 5th December for the inaugural meeting of the Friends of Brays School! We’re forming a new committee dedicated to making Brays School more inclusive by raising funds for accessible outdoor spaces.

Welcome to our latest edition of the Brays School Family Newsletter. Along with our regular posts onsocial media, here is a roundup of our first half term of Autumn 2024.

Welcome to Brays school Family Newsletter for the end of Summer term 2024:

Brays School has partnered with the Global Equality Collective (GEC), a remarkable organisation that has had a significant impact on our school community.

During National Carers Week, we want to extend our deepest appreciation to our incredible families. At Brays, we witness daily the dedication, commitment, and resilience you all embody. Your unwavering support and love are truly inspirational, and we are profoundly grateful for everything you do. National Carers Week takes place on 10th – 16th June this year. This campaign highlights how unpaid carers face many challenges, and how it’s vital to recognise the contribution they make to families and communities…

This Volunteer Week, our school has been a hive of activity as students, staff, and even a special guest joined forces to give back to the community and enhance our school environment. Cleaning Up Brays Road For our Big help Out we did a community clean-up, led by none other than the High Sheriff of West Midlands, Douglas Wright MBE! Along with Mr. Wright, our enthusiastic students tackled a section of Brays Road, collecting a whole bag of rubbish. Local…