Welcome
The PTFA would like to set up a school lottery. This lottery would raise funds which would enrich the education of our children. This lottery would work in the same way as the national lottery where tickets would cost £1 per week.
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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 96.75%
- Whole School Attendance without Nursery 97.20%
- Ladybirds 98.39%
- Owls 97.92%
- Bluebells 98.15%
- Tulips 94.62%
- Oaks 97.60%
- Dragonflies 100.00%
- Robins 100.00%
- Nightingales 92.67%
- Snowdrops 99.00%
- Elms 93.60%
- Beeches 93.70%
Our Classes
Coming Up
School News
KS1 Summer 1st Plan Rumble in the Jungle
KS1 Summer 1
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I love you day
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read moreI love you celebrations at Windy Nook
Dragonflies invited someone they loved to come and share a crafty afternoon with them on Thursday. The classroom buzzed with creativity and Mary Berry would have been impressed by the cake decorating. The afternoon ended with a lovley sing song and boogie woogie!
read moreIce cream shop
Early years’ ice cream shop opened in the outdoor area on Friday morning. Everyone had to pay 10 pence for a lip smakin’ treat.
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Ice cream shop
Early years' ice cream shop opened in the outdoor area on Friday morning. Everyone had to pay 10 pence for a lip smakin'...
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