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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)
Latest News from Wardley
This week's top attending classes are:
1st place – Miss Oliphant's class with 100%
2nd place – Miss Fraser's class with 97.8%
3rd place – Miss Millar's class with 97.6%
Our overall attendance is rising after an excellent couple of weeks and is now 94.7%
Keep up the great work everyone! 6 Likes
As part of the experience, the children visited the Farrell Centre in Newcastle, where they learned about architecture and how buildings differ around the world. They also gained a valuable insight into university life, exploring the wide range of courses available and discussing options such as living at home or moving away.
The week ended with a fantastic day at Newcastle University, where the children enjoyed a campus tour led by student ambassadors. They then proudly performed presentations about influential figures they had researched throughout the week in front of their families.
The graduation ceremony was a perfect way to celebrate such a memorable experience. A huge thank you to all the IntoUniversity staff who made the week so special!
Science Buddies visited the school to deliver an engaging workshop, where the children had the unique opportunity to get up close and even dissect a real heart. During the session, they identified key features including the chambers, arteries and valves, gaining a deeper understanding of how the heart works to keep blood flowing in one direction.
The children were particularly surprised by how light the hearts were! It was a brilliant and memorable experience that really brought their learning to life. Science Buddies UK
The website has lots more photos for you to see. 1 Likes
During the session, the children became historians, exploring a wide range of Viking artefacts and making thoughtful inferences about how and why they were used. This hands-on experience helped to develop their critical thinking skills and brought their learning to life.
The children thoroughly enjoyed handling the objects and did an excellent job showcasing their knowledge and enthusiasm throughout the workshop.
Head over to the website to see a whole host of photos from the workshop.
Here are some of our amazing prizes.
Thank you to everyone who donated 😃 1 Likes
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