Willow Lane Community Primary School

A big welcome to everyone for a new school year.

The children return to school on Thursday 2nd. September, 2010
when school opens ready for registration at 9-00 am. 

The Year 6 children visited London for two days.
One important job was to deliver a petition in the form of a football scarf in support of the '1Goal' campaign. This shows support for a World Cup linked project calling  on world leaders to make education a reality for 72 million children world wide by 2015.

Here are some more pictures of Year 6 in London.
Class 4 visit to Old Trafford.
Come and look at what happened during Willow Lane Money Week Challenge for 2010.
Listen to, and watch, the children perform after their drumming workshops. 
Also a chance to see some Willow Lane Science from our spring science focus.
Visit Willow Lane School's Book Week news to find the great stories that were written.
See Willow Lane's Sport Relief fundraising mile run.

Willow Lane is a flourishing school, with very happy children, excellent pupil achievement
 and a lovely community feel.

We hope that you will find  our website useful...

...If you are a parent or carer, the website will give you information about forthcoming events, copies of most recent letters, as well as an insight into your child's class.

...As a pupil, you can use the website to share news and information, and soon you will be able to use it for learning at home.

...If you are a visitor or new to the school, the website should give you a range of information and a flavour of 'life at Willow Lane'.  To truly appreciate the school's warm and welcoming atmosphere, its positive, child centred ethos and its excellent facilities, we would invite you to visit our school.

In our news section you can still see pictures from the Christmas performance by the younger children,The Most Disgruntled Snowman as well as listen to the children singing their songs. Also the Key Stage 2 children perform 'The Night Before Christmas'.

See some examples of children's writing from their WWW 'Wednesday Willow Writing'.

"...pupils thoroughly enjoy school...exemplary behaviour...effective teaching...excellent attitudes...outstanding personal development..."
Ofsted, June 2009