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Nationally, 42% of LGBTQ+ students face bullying in schools (Stonewall; 2017) and are at greater risk of some types of abuse such as homophobic, biphobia, transphobic bullying or hate crime. To address this national concern, Brannel School has been looking at how it can increase support for the LGBTQ+ community. This includes providing an inclusive … Read more
This week, Brannel took part in the ‘Biggest Ever Football Session’ with 110 girls participating in the Youth Sport Trust initiative to give girls equal access to football in school. The event was hosted by The FA and Barclays as part of the FA’s Let Girls Play campaign. The session highlighted the importance of unlocking … Read more
Brannel School celebrated the 25th Anniversary of World Book Day by encouraging students to discover their love for reading all year round.
On Monday 7th January, students planted two apple trees as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative. The Queen’s Green Canopy is a unique tree planting initiative created to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022 which invites people from across the United Kingdom to “Plant a Tree for the Jubilee”. Everyone is being encouraged to play … Read more
Brannel School has been awarded the Silver Mental Health in Schools Award in recognition for its dedication to the mental health of students and staff.
Brannel School took part in Harry Potter Book Night to celebrate the iconic book series.
On behalf of all staff and students at Brannel School, we would like to extend a warm invitation to our Open Evening arranged for Tuesday 5th October, from 5pm. We are looking forward to opening our doors to prospective families who want to find out more about Brannel and what it’s like to be a … Read more
There were lots of smiles as Brannel School’s Class of 2021 celebrated their GCSE results. Overall, the school’s results continue to exceed expectations. The highest performer at Brannel was Ben Kulach who is looking forward to starting Truro College in September to study A-levels. Ben was very pleased to achieve seven grade 9s in English, … Read more
In June, Brannel School and CELT hosted a virtual Eco Conference to coincide with the G7 Summit. Young activists like Greta Thunberg, and the millions of people they inspire, are campaigning to bring about political and social change in order to help save our planet. The mobilisation of young people is one of the strongest … Read more
Our parents continue to do an amazing job juggling so many roles and learning many new skills in the need to support their child’s learning at home during the coronavirus pandemic. We thoroughly commend and thank all of them for their efforts. Here is just a small sample of the positive feedback we have received … Read more