Contact Us

You can get in touch with Border Busters via our member schools (details on the individual school pages) or just pop into one of them and ask at the office!

Other ways to contact us are shown below. There's also our Guestbook if you'd like to leave a comment about Border Busters, or our web site.

Do get in touch - we look forward to hearing from you!

	Border Busters ESC c/o Rednal Hill Infant School Irwin Avenue Birmingham B45 8QY
	Tel: 0121 453 2489 Fax: 0121 453 7134
	Email: info@borderbusters.org.uk
	Contact: Hollie Parrish Extended Services Manager

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Our Guestbook

We'd be delighted to hear what you think about Border Busters or our web site. Please use the form below to send us your comments.

Polite Notice: This Guestbook is moderated. Comments are reviewed before they are published. Spam, profanities, inappropriate comments and links to other sites will not be accepted.

Previous Guestbook Comments

Kate Cossham 20 November 2008	Hello - I was very interested to read about your school in this week's Guardian, and the way you include children in much of your planning. As an ex-parent governor I was also interested to see that the governors did not feel ready to include children on the interview panel. I feel it would make sense to include them, as you have done in other areas of the school. When I was interviewing for a teaching assistant/EAL post I felt the person we appointed seemed a bit cold, but wondered if it was just at interview. My daughter happened to tell me about this member of staff, as she was supervising HW club at lunchtimes, and my daughter said she never smiled and made her nervous - so my instincts had been proved right, although she fitted the bill for the job in other - less important - ways! I'm sure all schools would benefit from your approach of genuinely working in partnership with the children, not just as a token gesture. I am currently studying the philosophy of Carl Rogers' 'person-centred' ideas, and the article made me think of that - and the way you are empowering your pupils. Well done! Rating: Excellent

Kate Cossham
20 November 2008

Hello - I was very interested to read about your school in this week's Guardian, and the way you include children in much of your planning. As an ex-parent governor I was also interested to see that the governors did not feel ready to include children on the interview panel. I feel it would make sense to include them, as you have done in other areas of the school. When I was interviewing for a teaching assistant/EAL post I felt the person we appointed seemed a bit cold, but wondered if it was just at interview. My daughter happened to tell me about this member of staff, as she was supervising HW club at lunchtimes, and my daughter said she never smiled and made her nervous - so my instincts had been proved right, although she fitted the bill for the job in other - less important - ways! I'm sure all schools would benefit from your approach of genuinely working in partnership with the children, not just as a token gesture. I am currently studying the philosophy of Carl Rogers' 'person-centred' ideas, and the article made me think of that - and the way you are empowering your pupils. Well done!

Rating: Excellent

Catherine Coyles 15 August 2007	What a fab website! We are wanting to create one for Highbury Partnership, so might get in touch to find out how you did it. Rating: Excellent

Catherine Coyles
15 August 2007

What a fab website! We are wanting to create one for Highbury Partnership, so might get in touch to find out how you did it.

Rating: Excellent

Dr P Evans 2 February 2007	Excellent web site. Nice to read about all the individual schools in the cluster. Keep up the good work! Rating: Excellent

Dr P Evans
2 February 2007

Excellent web site. Nice to read about all the individual schools in the cluster. Keep up the good work!

Rating: Excellent