Community Hub

Mitchell Brook Primary School is committed to supporting all children and families to be engaged in the school community and the wider local community.  Alongside a number of key staff members, the school's Pastoral Manager for Families and Community, Jessica Bentley, works to ensure that every family feels part of the Mitchell Brook community and has access to the support they need. 

The school provide pastoral support for families in a number of ways:

- Assistance with children's behaviour

- Connecting families to local support and resources

- Support with punctuality and attendance

- Helping families new to Mitchell Brook settle into the school community 

If you are looking for support, please send an email to admin@mbrook.brent.sch.uk FAO Ms. Bentley.

Coffee Mornings

Parents are invited to attend Coffee Morning every Friday at 9am. This is a great opportunity to get to know other parents in the school. Each week features a different topic related to children's education, wellbeing, or services available in the community. Coffee mornings recently have included information and guidance on:

- Supporting your child with Home Practice 

- Accessing local Family Wellbeing Centres

- Thinking about secondary school

- The Mental Health Support Team (monthly sessions)

All Coffee Mornings are available to attend both in person and online and you can register your attendance on Arbor.

Community Links

Family Wellbeing Centres offer a variety free of programmes to parents and children from 0-18 years old (up to age 25 with SEND). Register with your local Family Wellbeing Centre.

Brent Hubs can provide advice and support around a number of issues including housing, money management, employment, and welfare benefits. Take a look at their locations and hours.

Citizens Advice Brent provides free, confidential, impartial advice on welfare benefits, debt, housing, employment and consumer rights. Visit their website to learn more.