Computing Scholars Day gave some of our Key Stage 2 pupils the opportunity to explore their coding and computer-aided design skills.
Westlands Primary School is a creative learning environment where all children are supported to aim high and achieve their best
Welcome to Westlands Primary School. We are an exciting, forward looking, and innovative school.
Our children are hard-working, enjoy a challenge and love to learn. We provide a huge array of activities for children to broaden their experiences which you will be able to see through our news and updates. Working in partnership with parents, carers and other key members of the community we aim to provide a broad and balanced curriculum for all.
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Victoria Pettett, Headteacher
We were delighted to welcome Paul from Kinetic Circus back to our school to showcase his fantastic circus skills and allow us to try our hand at them too. Children were able to try; juggling, using a diablo, spin plates (plastic!) and hula hooping! Paul thoroughly enjoys coming...
Sea Lion Class and Capybara Class are experiencing Forest School this term on the rested site, which looks like a jungle. The children had time this week to discover the forest, build dens, tested out the climbing tree, dug in the digging hole, chopped down some big bramble bushes and renovated...
Please see attached attendance poster for last week
As always, our Forest School journey ended with a whittling activity, using Mora knives and then toasting marshmallows over the campfire. Otter Class and Dragonfly Class were amazing during this week's knife skills. Mrs Cresswell was very impressed with this week's listening skills and safet...
In Week 5 We made wands at Forest School using elder wood, maple wood or willow wood with Mora knives. The children were amazing at their knife skills and enjoyed practising their spells with the wands. Mrs Cresswell was turned into a frog, "ribbit, ribbit!".
Week 4 was a busy week at Forest School. Before we twisted dough around a stick and cooked it over the campfire, we had to saw and chop wood. The best was eating our bread with butter or garlic butter. Yummy!
Turtle Class have been working very hard, as always! This week the children have been working together to produce very bossy sentences for their instruction in English, using imperative verbs. They have been using place value mats and counters to show different decimal amounts and have gained a grea...
Please see attached flyer regarding a Neon day we will be having in school on Friday 25th April.
Huge thank you to all that helped with the sandpit
Please see attached attendance poster for last week