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

Call Us 0191 469 3012

E-mail Us wardleyprimaryschool@gateshead.gov.uk

Wardley Primary School

Work Together, Believe and Achieve

A very warm welcome...

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)
Testimonials

Latest News from Wardley

Year 5a at Forest School (Summer 2) This Half Term Year 5a made breadsticks. They wrapped pizza dough around a kebab stick and cooked the bread over the fire. They also did some natural weaving using a frame made from sticks, wool and natural materials thread through.
Athletics On Friday, the children represented Wardley Primary at the annual athletics festival held at Gateshead International stadium. Though there was a bit of rain around, the children gave it their best.
Year 3/4 at Forest School (Summer 2) Year 3/4 made their own breadsticks using pizza dough, and cooked them on the fire. They also made weaving frames using sticks and wool. The class then collected natural materials such as leaves, flowers and grass, to thread though their frames.
Year 2 at Forest School (Summer 1) In Summer 1 Term, Year 2 helped tidy up the Forest School area by safely using secateurs to trim back overgrown areas. They also identified which tress we have at Forest School by collecting leaves and using an identification sheet. They used stampers to make pretty patterns in the leaves they collected.
Year 5b at Forest School (Summer 2) Year 5b used pizza dough to make their own breadsticks to cook on the fire. They also made weaving frames using sticks and wool. The class collected natural materials such as flowers and leaves to weave through their frames.
Year 4 Mythology In art, Year 4 have been exploring mythology and collage work. Through the story of the Lambton worm, the children have created their own slaying of the beast.
Year 4 trip to Tynemouth On Monday 23rd June, the Year 4 cohort spent a wonderful day down at Tynemouth. This was part of their geography and English topics this term. Though the day started a bit cloudy, after a brisk walk the sun came out and they had a fantastic play on the beach.

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