Achieve Success
Welcome to
Windy Nook
Primary School
Spring Flowers, Sorting Games and Creative Play in Nursery!
We have thoroughly enjoyed making the most of the spring sunshine this week and have spent even more time outdoors. Some of us worked hard using wheelbarrows to transport bags of sand to the sandpit, carefully cutting the bags open with scissors and tipping the sand...
Bluebells Homework 20.3.26
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 42 and 43 - Exclamation marks Maths - Pg 64 - Tables FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 31 Maths - Pg 35 READING All children should be completing daily...
Owls – worth the weigh-t!
This week, we launched our brand‑new Maths strand all about weight—and what an exciting start it was! The children explored a range of classroom objects and used balancing scales to investigate which items were heavier and which were lighter. They worked brilliantly...
Spring Flowers, Sorting Games and Creative Play in Nursery!
We have thoroughly enjoyed making the most of the spring sunshine this week and have spent even more time outdoors. Some of us worked hard using wheelbarrows to transport bags of sand to the sandpit, carefully cutting the bags open with scissors and tipping the sand...
Bluebells Homework 20.3.26
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 42 and 43 - Exclamation marks Maths - Pg 64 - Tables FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 31 Maths - Pg 35 READING All children should be completing daily...
Owls – worth the weigh-t!
This week, we launched our brand‑new Maths strand all about weight—and what an exciting start it was! The children explored a range of classroom objects and used balancing scales to investigate which items were heavier and which were lighter. They worked brilliantly...
Seasonality of Food
As part of our D&T topic, Lower Key Stage 2 have been studying seasonality of food. Our food technology project will see us designing, making and evaluating sandwiches. To make an informed choice of ingredients, children learned more about which meats, fish,...
A Message from
our Head Teacher
On behalf of the staff, children and governors we would like to welcome you to Windy Nook primary School and our website. Our school caters for approximately 330 pupils from 3 years to 11 years of age. The present school site was opened as a Primary School in 1993, on the existing Infant School site.
We were last inspected by OFSTED in June 2023 where we were graded as good. The inspector noted that, ‘The school is an oasis of calm. The whole school community works hard, shows respect, courtesy and good manners and enjoys being together.’ Please visit the Ofsted section of our website for more information.
Key
Information
Term Dates
School Performance
Pupil Premium
Sen Information Report
Our School Classes
Caterpillars and
Butterflies (Nursery)
Dragonflies
(Reception)
Ladybirds
(Reception)
Robins
(Y1/2)
Owls
(Y1/2)
Nightingales
(Y2)
Bluebells
(Y3)
Snowdrops
(Y3/4)
Tulips
(Y4)
Elms
(Y5)
Oaks
(Y5/6)
Beeches
(Y6)
Welcome to Windy Nook Primary School
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.
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