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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.
If you want to find out about what we are learning please have a look at our ‘year group’ pages. Paper copies are available on request from the school office.
The website is regularly updated so come back again soon to keep up to date with everything that is going on here at Westlands Primary School!
Victoria Pettett, Headteacher
Please see our last weekly attendance poster for 2024! Well done to Capybara class! We hope you all a restful break and we will see you in the New Year!
The EYFS Christmas show this year was called Whoops-A-Daisy angel which is about two disorganised but popular angels who are chosen to show the way to Bethlehem to celebrate the birth of a special baby. The adults were so impressed with how well the children remembered their lines, songs a...
What a fantastic term Ladybird and Rabbit Class had at Forest School. The children learned how to stay safe in an outdoor environment as well as staying warm. We used hacksaws, palm drills, peelers and Mora knives, created with clay and tackled tricky lashings. The digging hole became very deep, we...
Please see our Wake up Wednesday poster!
Please see our attendance poster for last week! Well done Sea Lion class!
Computing Scholars Day gave some of our Key Stage 2 pupils the opportunity to explore their coding and computer-aided design skills. Programming a range of robots, they inputted commands to draw shapes and navigate pathways. The pupils also wowed us with their 3D designs using TinkerCAD. The childre...
The second groups of Ladybird Class and Rabbit Class had a go at sawing elderwood with a hacksaw, whilst the second groups tackled tricky square lashings to make a stick man. On Thursday, Zeema and Amelia put on some warpaint. Don't they look scary? On Wednesday, Reed, Maddison and Beau from...
Please see this weeks attendance poster! Well done Capybara class!
Jellyfish class has had an amazing week of learning! In our English lessons, the class has been writing a detailed description of an ancient city. They have used fronted adverbials, expanded noun phrases and figurative language to add details for the audience. They did brilliantly. In our Geog...
It was a mixed week at Forest School last week with the second groups of Ladybird Class and Rabbit Class learning how to use a hacksaw and palm drill to saw elderwood and make bracelets. The first groups for these classes made their mini fires using a flint and steel and toasted chocolate brioc...