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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 95.5%
- Whole School Attendance without Nursery 95.3%
- Dragonflies (Rec.) 94.2%
- Ladybirds (Rec.) 97.1%
- Robins (Year 1/2) 91.6%
- Owls (Year 1/2) 96.5%
- Nightingales (Year 2) 97.1%
- Bluebells (Year 3) 97.9%
- Snowdrops (Year 3/4) 96.6%
- Tulips (Year 4) 95.5%
- Elms (Year 5) 93.9%
- Oaks (Year 5/6) 94.2%
- Beeches (Year 6) 93.2%
School News
Keeping Windy Nook tidy!
Tulips and Year 4 children from the Snowdrops worked with the local council and police to discuss the consequences of dropping litter in their local area.
Keeping Windy Nook tidy!
Tulips and Year 4 children from the Snowdrops worked with the local council and police to discuss the consequences of dropping litter in their local area.
Red Nose Day in the Robins
We had a fantastic Red Nose Day in the Robins. Look at our funny faces!!!!
Ladybirds Do Something Funny With Their Faces
Look at the funny faces we pulled this morning for Red Nose Day!
Comic Relief in the Owls!
Ladybird’s ‘I Love You’ Session
The weekly theme in Early Years this week was 'I Love You'. We celebrated this yesterday by inviting a member of our family in to take part in craft activities including creating a heart necklace, decorating a cake, creating tissue flowers and a basket and decorating...
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