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Welcome to Windy Nook
The principle purpose of Windy Nook Primary School is to provide high quality education to enable pupils to achieve success. This website aims to give you a taster of the school, as well as providing regular updated information for both parents/carers and pupils and we hope that you find what you are looking for.
We hope that our website reflects our endeavour to create an atmosphere of mutual consideration and respect regardless of age, gender, race, religious beliefs, disability, social or home background and family circumstances. It is a celebration of all of the fabulous work and activities that our children participate in. Please feel free to leave a comment or contact the school direct with any queries you may have.
Thank you and enjoy your visit.
Lucie Forrest – Head Teacher
Attendance Last Week
- Whole School Attendance 96.07%
- Whole School Attendance without Nursery 94.79%
- Ladybirds 96.32%
- Owls 97.50%
- Bluebells 96.43%
- Tulips 95.00%
- Oaks 99.17%
- Dragonflies 97.37%
- Robins 97.04%
- Nightingales 82.76%
- Snowdrops 99.00%
- Elms 100.00%
- Beeches 98.85%
Our Classes
Coming Up
School News
European Day of Languages – Article 28: The Right to a good-quality education
This Wednesday saw the annual European Day of Languages. The children of Windy Nook marked the occasion by colouring European flags and writing greetings in many different languages. Classrooms have been brimming with greetings in languages as diverse as Turkish and...
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Science experiments
This week the Bluebells have taken on the role of scientists to conduct an experiment investigating how temperature affects evaporation. The children all learnt about evaporation when they had a lesson on the water cycle. With this previous knowledge the Bluebells...
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What’s it like to be a grandad?
As part of our topic in KS1, 'Me and My Family', the children have been thinking about different roles within the family. We had a visitor in school who is part of our school community and is a grandad to four of our pupils. The children had prepared questions to...
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BBC Music Day – Article 15: The Right to join groups
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Mr Hawdon’s morning class homework
This week our homework is as follows (28.9.18). Comprehension-Y6 Only- Born on a Blue day pages 6-7 Maths- calculating with negative numbers page 8 and solving number problems page 9. English - sentences page 14 Reading Plus - two texts Conquer Maths - complete the...
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Data Crunching in Elms
Last week, Elms carried out a scientific investigation to test the strength of various types of paper. This afternoon, we used Microsoft Excel to create bar charts to show present our results. We input our data, inserted a bar chart into our workbook then made sure it...
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