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The Castle Partnership Trust works directly with families to identify needs as early as possible while providing students with an exceptional education.
We are committed to the neighbourhood and aiming to provide every child from preschool through secondary school with the best educational opportunities in terms of academics as well as social, emotional, and physical growth.
At Isambard Kingdom Brunel Primary School (IKB), we believe that every child has the right to a world-class education, the confidence to believe in their own abilities, the opportunity to engage in learning and enrichment activities, and the opportunity to be fully engaged local, national, and global citizens.
By the time they turn seven years old, kids have a solid sense of who they are as individuals, both as learners and community members.
From the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), the Key Stages 1-4, and on into adulthood, we are committed to giving our pupils a smooth transition.
The Bright Sparks Nursery programme and IKB EYFS are the cornerstones of our children's great academic and personal development, especially for disadvantaged children who begin at Bright Sparks at age 2.
IKB prioritises being at the heart of the community and helps the community by ensuring that children are aware of the responsibilities and privileges that come with being a citizen and a neighbour in the UK.
Students are aware of their responsibility to others, both now and in the future, since they have a strong sense of who they are in a local, national, and global context.
In order to further strengthen the underlying values that support the institution, IKB has a set of characteristics with aspiration engrained in them that are shared and demonstrated by all students, professors, and members of the greater school community.
IKB has developed a common identity by exhibiting these key values, allowing all stakeholders to feel more accomplished, a part of something, and engaged—both individually and collectively.