William Brookes School

About William Brookes School

William Brookes School joined The 3-18 Education Trust in April 2021.

William Brookes School is a place where students tell us they feel safe and nurtured and have access to extraordinary educational resources. The school’s backdrop is the breath-takingly beautiful Shropshire countryside, and whilst a proportion of our students live in the market town of Much Wenlock, we also serve a uniquely wide catchment area from rural hamlets to the large town of Telford.

We are honoured to be the only Coubertin school in Great Britain and we embrace the rich history of Olympian traditions. Our school values are focused around the Olympic values of respect, excellence and friendship. These are values that our children experience from one another and from staff – these values run through the veins of the school.

As a school, our purpose is to educate. Education is the key to successful futures and provides choices and opportunities for our students. The classroom should be a place of focus and learning, where the magic happens. That said, our school also provides exceptional extra-curricular, enrichment opportunities for our students. An extraordinary number of trips abroad and a wide range of clubs, allow students to flourish in and outside of the classroom. 

Ruth Shaw, William Brookes School
Headteacher, Ruth Shaw

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What a wonderful welcome back to a new term -receiving news of this incredible achievement! Jack (year 7) competed in the first Access Karting Championship race at Whilton Mill, testing a new chassis with help from former British champion Paul Ozanne. On race day, I set the fifth-fastest practice time. Despite setbacks, I recovered well, finishing 8th in Heat 1, then 5th in both Heats 2 and 3. In the final Jack came lost two laps and ended up 20th. I
also having the 5th fastest lap. Well done!
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What a wonderful welcome back to a new term -receiving news of this incredible achievement! Jack (year 7) competed in the first Access Karting Championship race at Whilton Mill, testing a new chassis with help from former British champion Paul Ozanne. On race day, I set the fifth-fastest practice time. Despite setbacks, I recovered well, finishing 8th in Heat 1, then 5th in both Heats 2 and 3. In the final Jack came  lost two laps and ended up 20th. I
also having the 5th fastest lap. Well done!Image attachmentImage attachment

In English Year 8 have been studying travel writing and today they designed a board game exploring the countries Morocco, Brazil and India.

Jack, Dexter and Jacob produced this wonderful game:
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In English Year 8 have been studying travel writing and today they designed a board game exploring the countries Morocco, Brazil and India.

Jack, Dexter and Jacob produced this wonderful game:Image attachment

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