School Closure
10 March 2023 –
Adverse Weather
Due to adverse weather conditions and for the safety of all our children, families and our staff, we are closing today and will be moving to remote lessons wherever possible.
We will be in touch again later this morning about remote lessons.
Thank you for your understanding in what is never a straightforward decision.
Whittlefield Video
Is your child starting school in September 2023? Are you thinking of joining the Whittlefield Family?
Please take a look at this video which shows you all about our amazing family. In the current climate, we are unable to accept visitors to school so this video will help you to see what our key school aims and beliefs are. Please feel free to call school for a telephone consultation or a Zoom meeting if you need any more information.
Sleep Advice
Does your child suffer with sleep issues?
Here is some support available from the National Sleep Helpline. Do not hesitate to get in touch.
A message from our Headteacher
Welcome to Whittlefield Primary School
At Whittlefield School we strive to provide the best possible education for the children in our care recognising their unique gifts and personalities and seeking to promote excellence in both behaviour and learning.
Learning is the principle reason for Whittlefield Primary School’s existence; it is at the heart of everything we do. It is an activity which involves and is participated in by everyone. At our school we believe learning is only part of the development and therefore we are committed to the achievements of the whole child.
Our free communication app allows us to provide parents with instant access to our important messages and up to date school information.
Please contact the school office if you have not received your personal invite.
Our ‘National Nurture Mark’
In March, we were presented with the ‘National School’s Nurturing Mark,’ which recognises the work our school does in regards to enabling children to reach their potential by allowing to work in a supporting and nurturing environment. The nurturing approach that we use allows children to engage with missing early nurturing experiences, giving them the social and emotional skills to do well at school and with peers, develop their resilience and their capacity to deal more confidently with the trials and tribulations of life, for life. The concept of nurture is embedded within everything we do at Whittlefield from the staff, to the parents, pupils, governors and our local community.
The Whittlefield Family
We are the Whittlefield family and we are committed to making an everlasting difference to everyone we meet by believing that anything is possible and the sky is the limit.
