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I did my very first track day early last year (then subsequent several more). Stock brakes are totally fine for first timer. You won't be going very fast the first time. In fact I wouldn't even bother doing videos or lap timing on your first track day, per my Instructor's advice. There are just lots to learn and to take in for the first time, so less distraction the better. Just go have fun.
As for brakes, stock setup is fine. I did my first track day with everything stock. I soon upgraded to BBK though. But that was because my stock rotors and pads weren't in the greatest shape to begin with. After pricing out oem replacement it wasn't that much more to get BBK. Having said that, I would suggest you do your first track day with what you have. Decide whether you want to upgrade when things are starting to wear out/need replacement.
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