Wardley Primary School
Keir Hardie Avenue, Wardley, Gateshead, NE10 8TX

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Wardley Primary School

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At Wardley Primary, we are committed to creating a supportive environment, built on care and respect, in which all children are encouraged to believe in themselves and aspire to be the best that they can be.

We are an inclusive school in which adults share the highest expectations of all children. Across all areas of learning, we endeavour to build upon the children's individual personal strengths in order to allow them to fulfil their potential. We want every one of our pupils to believe in their own success, through the promotion of self-belief and determination.

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  • Great teaching, great communication and a lovely warm, safe atmosphere. (Parent Survey 2024)
  • Wardley is an inclusive, caring and supportive school where pupils get the help they need to achieve well. (Ofsted 2022)
  • Good variety of sports and different activities offered after school. (Parent Survey 2024)
  • The teachers seem to genuinely care about the pupil's progress. The school is a very welcoming, supportive and safe environment. (Parent Survey 2024)
  • Leaders have created a safe and happy place for pupils to learn. (Ofsted 2022)
  • The staff go above and beyond to get to know the children as individuals and ensure their education is tailored to suit. (Parent Survey 2024)
  • A good variety of sports and different activities are offered after school. (Parent Survey 2024)
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Year 1a Music Miss Fraser's class have been learning about rhythm this Half Term in their music lessons. The children are learning how to spot long and short sounds that can be heard over a steady beat or pulse. Here the children are trying to clap rhythm using copy back clapping, and question and answer clapping.
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Year 1b at Forest School (Autumn 2) Year 1b learnt about survival skills at Forest School which included shelter building using tarp and rope, and trying to make a little fire. The children worked in small groups to try and safely create a spark using a flint and steel, and a cotton wool ball on a shell.
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Year 1a at Forest School (Autumn 2) Year 1a were learning about survival skills at Forest School. They built shelters using tarp and rope to keep them warm and dry, and used a flint and steel to create a spark. They worked hard to then try and safely create a little fire using cotton wool on a shell.
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Year 2 at Forest School (Autumn 2) Year 2 completed three activities all about survival skills. A trail through the trees showed them what to pack in their survival bags, and they built shelters using tarp and rope to keep warm and dry. The children also tried to safely make little fires using a flint and steel, and a cotton wool ball on a shell.
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Nursery at Forest School (Autumn 2) Nursery learnt about survival skills at Forest School, and showed some great team work building shelters that would keep them warm and dry.
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Odd Socks day As part of Antibullying week, lots of children came to school wearing odd socks to celebrate difference and diversity. The children learned the importance of 'choosing respect' and understanding that everybody is different but that we are all important!
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Children in Need Our children have been amazing superheroes today to raise money for Children in Need. We have managed to raise a fantastic £258 for this worthwhile charity, as well as learning about all the brilliant work that Children in Need do to help others. Thank you for your generosity and continued support!
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