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Support the Three Tier System and help save our Schools
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A
letter from a ex Robert Bruce pupil.
My name is Richard Farrar, I graduated Robert Bruce School
in 1961. At that time it was a senior school and only partially completed.
After my graduation I moved from Bedfordshire to Kent and in 1980 I
emigrated to the United States where I served as a Police Officer in
the San Francisco Bay Area for 27 years before my retirement in 2006, when
I moved to the state of Nevada.
I am hoping to contact some of my old school friends and enclose a
picture of my class. ( I am back row fourth from
the left). Some of the names I remember are;
Dennis McAffery, Michael Collier,
Adrian Beal, Linda Flute, Lindsey Smith, Ian Mansfield, Howard Breed,
Graham Daynton, Roy Morris, Judith Wolston, Eleanor McGregor, Dawn Walsh, Brenda Howe,
Carol Gedge.
Our class teacher was Mr. Hill and the Headmaster was Mr. Booth.
Welcome to our school
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I am delighted and
extremely proud to be the headteacher of Robert Bruce Middle School. It is one of the biggest middle schools in the
country with over 700 pupils and more than 70 teaching and support staff.
We serve the communities of Kempston and the surrounding villages. Our
pupils come from a range of backgrounds, cover
the complete ability range but work hard together to form a genuine
school family.
We strive to create a school
environment where every pupil has the right to learn and every teacher
has the right to teach. In brief, we aim to:
- Create and maintain a
secure, warm yet challenging environment, where each individual
feels valued;
- Educate the pupils about the benefits and
rewards of a healthy lifestyle;
- Ensure that each child is
supported and challenged to achieve their full potential;
- Ensure each child is encouraged and
supported to make a full and positive contribution to school and
community life;
- Develop the ability of our
pupils to think analytically and work as part of a team.
We cannot achieve the above on our
own, however hard-working and dedicated our staff may be. We truly
believe, however, we can fulfil them in
co-operation with parents and carers.
Mike Short
Headteacher
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