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Whaley Bridge Primary School
Buxton Road, Whaley Bridge, SK23 7HX, UK High Peak
+44 (0)1663 732354
www:http://wbps.org.uke-mail:info@whaleybridge.derbyshire.sch.uk

Whaley Bridge Primary School

WELCOME!!!

The accommodation consists of a main building housing 10 classes, plus a large extended stone building which accommodates the highly inclusive Enhanced Resource Base, catering for pupils with Special Educational Needs. The main building also comprises a hall, library, computer suite, staff room, offices and cooking kitchen. A recently refurbished heated "learner" swimming pool is located on the extensive campus, together with large hard play areas, gardens, a grassed playing field, tennis,netball courts multisports arena and an environmental area with grass and flower meadows teaching areas and safe access to the river.

The school is presently organised into 4 KS1 and 6 KS2 classes with support for larger classes and an extensive provision for the development of literacy and numeracy above the already broad and balanced curriculum. The school has an extended enhanced resource status for SEN pupils from a wide geographical area; these children are integrated into the mainstream. The school has a positive philosophy regarding the inclusion of special needs pupils in the mainstream of education. Special needs teachers are supported by a full complement of teaching assistants at all times.We were the first school in the area to achieve the prestigious Investors in People Award and are proud recipients of the nationally recognised Basic Skills Award.

VALUES

Mission Statement

We aim to provide a rich and varied curriculum in a warm and caring environment within our community of Whaley Bridge.

Equality of access to an agreed philosophy of learning and teaching gives all of our children the opportunity to fulfil their maximum potential.

Our School Aims

  • To work in partnership with pupils, staff, parents, governors and the wider community of Whaley Bridge to achieve high standards and excellence in all aspects of education.
  • To give each child equal opportunity and full entitlement to a broad and balanced curriculum.
  • To foster positive attitudes and caring relationships.
  • To nurture spiritual, moral and social development.
  • To provide quality resources and a stimulating environment.
  • To seek continual improvement.

CURRICULUM

The curriculum is carefully structured and planned to offer an education that is broad based, balanced, relevant and differentiated to the needs of every pupil.  We promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of our pupils in a secure, friendly, stimulating and aesthetically pleasing environment.

The school has always maintained a fine tradition of high academic standards whilst offering a rich variety of musical, artistic, creative, practical and sporting activities to stimulate and develop individual talents.

The needs of the individual child are paramount and we aim to develop potentials fully, whilst recognising the need to equip each child with basic skills, areas of knowledge and the positive attitudes needed for future learning, secondary education and adult life.

A broadly based curriculum incorporating the National Curriculum is offered to all pupils at our School.  There is particular emphasis on the three core areas of English (speaking and listening, reading, writing, spelling and handwriting), Mathematics (number, algebra, measure, shape/space and data handling), and Science (investigations, materials, physical and living processes).  The foundation subjects are Technology, History, Geography, Music, Art and R.E.  Cross curricular themes include Health Education, Environmental Education, Equal Opportunities and Citizenship, Drama, French and Multisports.  Information Technology is taught across the curriculum from the Reception class upwards.

In order to achieve our aims we are grateful for the support parents can give in helping their children to complete homework successfully.  These are some ways parents can help:

  • Ensure that their child has a suitable environment in which to work.
  • Take an interest in the work and monitor the standard of presentation.
  • Hear their child read and test comprehension.
  • Help their child research for information.
  • Talk to their child about school.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR

  • After School Club
  • Drama Club
  • Football Club
  • French Club
  • Library Club
  • Nature Club



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