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.
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.
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Victoria Pettett, Headteacher
Forest School Update - It was the last week for most of Capybara Class and they were masters in their knife skills. The cool dens they have built were very hot inside but comfortable. Sea Lion Class used electric drills, palm drills and secateurs to make their little pigs out of the w...
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Sea Lion class have been enjoying the art room and making their lanterns. They used the medium of clay and have added sprigs and used relief and sgraffito techniques within their designs. Mrs Lake is very proud of their efforts.
This week Sea Lion's Group 1 had their turn in sawing wood, and they did very well. Capybara made bread and cooked it over the fire. The garlic butter was the best.
Friday 2nd May - EYFS Wingham Trip Year R enjoyed a visit to Wingham Wildlife Park. The day started with a ride on a double decker bus and the children enjoyed looking out of the window, singing Wheels on the Bus and playing eye spy. A big cheer could be heard when the children saw th...
We all stayed cool in the shade of the trees last week. Last week Monday, Sea Lion Class showed our visitors some of the awesome activities we do at Forest School. On Tuesday Sea Lion Class were sawing wood, but it was hard to do. Capybara class were making mini fires with cotton wool and...
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Year 3 enjoyed a fantastic educational visit to Kent Life. Throughout the day, the children had the opportunity to learn and immerse themselves in many different features of Roman culture. They learned how the Romans changed Britain including; an understanding of roads and aqueduct...