Brierley Hill Library

Brierley Hill Library is a valued local resource that promotes reading and lifelong learning. Children and families can borrow books, attend storytelling sessions and access free digital materials. The library also supports families during events such as World Book Day and the summer reading challenge.

Address: 122 High St, Brierley Hill, DY5 3ET
Telephone: 01384 812778

Brierley Hill Heritage Society

We work closely with the Brierley Hill Heritage Society to help pupils learn about the history of the local area. Through exhibitions, projects and shared resources, children gain a deeper understanding of how the past has shaped their community.

Location: Brierley Hill Methodist Church, Bank St, DY5 3DA
Website: Brierley Hill Heritage

Brierley Hill Community Forum

The Brierley Hill Community Forum brings together residents, schools and local businesses to support initiatives that strengthen the town. We take part in events and projects that benefit families, including local festivals, environmental activities and community discussions.

Meetings held at: Brierley Hill Civic Hall, DY5 3DH

Black Country Food Bank

We are proud to support the Black Country Food Bank, which provides emergency food parcels and essential supplies to families experiencing hardship. Our school community regularly contributes to collections to help ensure local families receive the support they need.

Address: Albion Street, Brierley Hill, DY5 3EE
Telephone: 01384 671250
Website: Black Country Food Bank

Support and Services in Our Community

West Midlands Police – Local Policing Team

We work in partnership with West Midlands Police to help pupils understand the importance of safety, respect and responsible behaviour. Local officers visit school to speak about personal safety, anti-social behaviour and making positive choices.

Contact: West Midlands Police

Dudley Stroke Association

Year 4 recently welcomed visitors from the Dudley Stroke Association. Pupils learned about health, wellbeing and how to recognise the signs of a stroke. This supports our wider work in promoting awareness and care within the school community.

Telephone: 01384 271982
Website: Dudley Stroke Association

Rotary Club – Supporting Literacy

The Rotary International, through local Rotary groups, has supported our school by donating books and encouraging reading for pleasure. Members visit to speak with pupils and contribute to literacy initiatives.

Local information: Rotary in the West Midlands

Brierley Hill Community Police and Fire Services

Our pupils also benefit from sessions led by local police officers and firefighters. These workshops focus on fire safety, online safety and crime prevention, helping children develop a clear understanding of personal responsibility and how to keep themselves and others safe.