





Frederick Bremer School is an 11-16 community school in Walthamstow, Waltham Forest. We are a non-selective school for the local community, and we are representative of the community we serve. Inclusivity is at the heart of our ethos, and every pupil is known for who they are and the richness of their character.
Our job to help them unlock the potential they possess and truly become ‘the very best they can be’ so that pupils leave the school at 16 as young adults with the skills, qualities and attributes to enable them to change society for the better.







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Year 11 Progression Evening
Open Evening
Staff Training - School Closed to Students
Newsletters & Letters
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Vacancies
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What's been happening
Frederick Bremer School is proud to celebrate the exceptional achievements of our Year 11 students, who have delivered the strongest results in the school’s history. This year’s results show significant … Congratulations to all the Year 10 students who participated in the regional final of the ‘Jack Petchey Speak Out Challenge’. Kh’shye captivated the audience with his honesty and charisma. Remar’s … The Year 8 Netball team played against Kelmscott B team in the Waltham Forest Netball Round Robin. Frederick Bremer took the lead with a goal by Yasmin in the first … The Year 10 boys played their football league finals on the 25th March 2026 against Leytonstone with high hopes after previously winning against them earlier on in the league. After …
Class of 2026 achieves the strongest result in the school’s history!
Jack Petchey Speak Out Challenge
Year 8 Netball team
Year 10 Boys Football
Parents/Carers
''Excellent staff bringing out the best in the pupils."
"Our child feels very happy at Frederick Bremer and feels the school ethos aligns with ours. This is very important for us. Our child has encountered very supportive teachers and pastoral care staff too."
"Empowering children with confidence."
Pupils
"Because it's very inclusive and all the lessons are fun, and also a lot of the teachers are great."
"It's got a very welcoming environment, and it's a place I feel I can be safe."
"All teachers are enthusiastic about the subjects they teach."
Attend our Year 6 Open Evening on Thursday 1st October 2026 5.00pm-7.00pm
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