Badock's Wood Community Primary School

A very useful place to go with your little ones, especially if you live in the area. My 15 months old daughter and I can find activities to attend - free of charge - 4 days a week. The staff are all very friendly and always very helpful, they always have a lot of useful information available.There are usually lots of toys and books for the children to play with, and also there is an enclosed green area to play just outside: a sand box, some tents, and other eqcuipment.During every session at Drop In group (Mon, Wed and Fri 9.30-11.30 am), the little ones can sit at a table all together and they get a snack and a drink. There is also a tea/coffee facility for parents and a notice board to post your note if you want to sell kids' things.I find it very useful to attend the centre as my little one can release her excess energy as well as interact with other children in a safe environment and learn new things. She is easier to look after.Thank you to all staff from Badock's Wood Children's centre.

Be very careful with this school please, Root cause of problems is Miss Briton and unfortunately school trustees couldn't recognize!!!. . Before I have admitted my child in the school, I have been through school website, unfortunately I had funded one of headteacher had aggression in school before he left. so I did ask Miss Briton about it and she laid it and said It was his personal, then comes Mr Tooth as head teacher, he was good person we could talk to him our issues. But Miss Briton was trying to head of Mr.Tooth, one day she told me let see how long Mr Tooth will stay in school"

its my brothers school

Today, with my business Immersive Theatres, I delivered a 7m digital planetarium experience to 300 Reception to Year 6 pupils at Badock's Wood Primary School. I was warmly welcomed by the staff and found the hall prepared just as I had requested. The day was well organised with all groups arriving on time. The excited but well-behaved students enjoyed a rich selection of content: peering up at the planetarium night sky; visiting the International Space Station; learning about a future colonised Solar System and how British scientists search for real aliens. Thank you Badock's Wood Primary for a very pleasant visit.