Woolpit Primary is a thriving village school in the heart of Suffolk. We aim to create a caring and safe community in which everyone is valued and respected. We believe that children's learning should be challenging, useful and enjoyable and should enable each child to reach his or her full potential
This website has lots of information about our school - you can download our brochure and read our June 2010 Ofsted Report. The statutory information that we are required to publish, including information on our curriculum and how we spend the pupil premium, can be found here.
Some children in the DragonTime ICT group used MovieMaker to produce a Virtual Tour of the school. Click the link to take a look - we think it shows what the children really value about Woolpit School.
Keep up to date
| A New Era for Woolpit Primary |
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Woolpit has formed a partnership with Rougham Primary School under the leadership of Mrs Karen Rees as Executive Headteacher of the two schools. Mrs Rees is based at Woolpit on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Friday afternoons. Our Deputy Head, Mr Holland, is in the school every day. |
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Ixworth St Mary's High School
The Church of England, supported by the Thurston Partnership, is proposing to open a new secondary school in our area. If you would like this choice of education for your children, please complete this form and return it to school. More information is available on the website: www.ixworthstmarys.org.
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** School Lunches Statement **
Our school meals are freshly prepared in our kitchen by our school cook. All meat and meat products are sourced from the UK. A statement from our catering contractor about the current concerns reassures parents that "all our food is exactly as advertised". You can read the full statement on the EATS website.
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New Classrooms
We were delighted that our plans to build a new classroom block for years 5 and 6 have been approved by Suffolk County Council. We hope building work will begin soon so that they are ready for September.
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Friends of Woolpit School
Our excellent new committee has been very busy making exciting fundraising plans for the year ahead. Keep an eye on their web page for latest information.
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Schools Reorganisation Update
In September 2013, our current year 4s will become our first class of year 5s. We are working hard to plan an exciting curriculum and new opportunities for our pioneers.
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Oxford Reading Tree books online to read with your child at home are accessible here.
Help your child with Maths: if you'd like to know more about how we teach maths in school, download and read our local Calculation Policy.
Have a look at our Favourite Links page for lots more educational sites that you and your child can explore at home. We also have pages with links to resources for Literacy, Maths and French. Let us know if you find any particularly useful. | |
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