Welcome to The Winns Primary School
"This is a good school...a happy and supportive environment in which to learn."
"Pupils enjoy being in school and display positive attitudes to learning." (Ofsted, March 2012)
To read the full Ofsted report click here.
Welcome
Please take a little time to look around as it is designed to provide you with essential information about the school.
We are a large community primary school that caters for a highly diverse population. As our motto states we seek to ensure that every child attending the school learns, achieves, cares and shares in equal measure.
If you are new to the school please remember that the website is designed to introduce you to the school but it is no substitute for a personal visit. We welcome visitors so if you can spare the time please contact the school office to find out when the next tour date is scheduled. We look forward to meeting you soon.
For our existing school community there are some essential links on the website aimed at keeping you as up to date with events as possible. Please try to visit the website regularly as new items are added all the time.
Paul Ryan,
Headteacher.
Our simple rules are
- We are gentle
- We are kind and helpful
- We listen
- We are honest
- We work hard
- We look after property
- “"This is a good school...a happy and supportive environment in which to learn."”
Ofsted 2012 - “Teaching is good and pupils make better than expected progress.”
Ofsted 2012 - “Pupils are keen to explain what they are learning in lessons and feel pride once they have mastered a new skill.”
Ofsted 2012 - “Parents and carers hold very positive views of the education The Winns provides for their children.”
Ofsted 2012 - “The curriculum is good and children make good progress.”
Ofsted 2012 - “The curriculum offers imaginative opportunities for pupils to practise their Literacy skills across a range of subjects.”
Ofsted 2012 - “In writing, pupils perform significantly better than their counterparts nationally.”
Ofsted 2012 - “The governing body plays an active role in the life of the school.”
Ofsted 2012 - “Pupils are able to empathise with others and reflect on moral issues.”
Ofsted 2012 - “"Pupils enjoy being in school and display positive attitudes to learning."”
Ofsted 2012