External Awards

Department for Education

'THE highest performing primary schools in Warrington have been revealed.

New data released by the Department of Education reveals how well each school in the town performed in year six exams in 2025.

It is split into different sections and shows the number of students who met expected standards.

The data, which is provisional and is subject to change, also highlights the percentage of pupil at each primary school who achieved a higher standard – which is a scale score of 110 or more in their reading and maths tests.

In Warrington, Bruche Primary Academy was the highest performer.

For 2025, 97 per cent of year six met the expected standard in their reading and maths tests. While 22 per cent achieved at a higher standard. Putting this into perspective, the average for pupils meeting expected standards in reading and maths across England’s state-funded schools was 61 per cent, while the average for those achieving a higher standard was eight per cent.'

Best Practice with Teaching Assistants Award - Bruche Primary School Academy Report

Primary Science Quality Mark - Bruche Primary School Academy Report

Primary Quality Mark - Bruche Primary School Academy Report

SEND Inclusion Award - Bruche Primary School Academy Report - Reaccreditted July 24

Music Mark

Your school has been nominated by your local Music Service/Hub to become a Music Mark School for the 2021/22 academic year. They have recognised the value that you place on music and asked us to add you to the growing number of Music Mark Schools we support as a Music Subject Association across the UK.

Instrumental Music tuition!

Every child, regardless of circumstances, should have an opportunity to play a musical instrument. Our music provision at Bruche is totally inclusive and offer opportunities for all.

Early Years and Key Stage 1 Music and Movement projects are designed for children between the ages of 4 – 7 and provide a launch pad for musical development; the fun and engaging physical activities supporting their listening and social skills.
Whole Class Instrumental and Vocal projects allow children to develop their musical skills and knowledge. We encourage our teachers and teaching assistants are actively encouraged to learn an instrument alongside our childrens both to enhance the overall musical development of the group and provide invaluable CPD opportunities for them.

Musical Instrument Lessons

As you can see from the video below we have places for children in Year 2 through to Year 6 who would like to learn to play the keyboard, guitar, ukulele, drums, violin and a range of woodwind. Please email our music teacher, Martin Lynch, directly on info@earlynotesmusic.education or visit his website at www.earlynotesmusic.education for further details.
For details of other musical opportunities in Warrington please visit the Accent Music hub here.