Business Details
Trusted Primary Education in Winsford, Cheshire
Willow Wood Community Primary School is a nurturing educational institution dedicated to providing high-quality learning experiences for children aged 3 to 11. Our curriculum is designed to foster academic excellence, personal growth, and social responsibility, with a strong emphasis on literacy, numeracy, and creative learning. We pride ourselves on our experienced teaching staff, who deliver engaging lessons using evidence-based methodologies such as White Rose Maths and Little Wandle phonics. Our spacious grounds feature outdoor classrooms, a trim trail, and an amphitheatre, supporting hands-on learning and physical development.We maintain close partnerships with families and the local community, offering family learning sessions and regular communication to ensure every child thrives. Our safeguarding practices are robust, with trained staff and a listening culture that prioritises child safety. Through residential trips, specialist subject teaching, and a values-based PSHE curriculum, we prepare children for lifelong learning and responsible citizenship.
Services
Nursery Education
Primary Education
Breakfast Club
After-School Clubs
Family Learning Sessions
Special Educational Needs Support
Outdoor Learning Programs
Residential Trips
Online Safety Curriculum
Parent Engagement Programs
Highlights and features
- We offer a values-based curriculum with specialist subject teaching
- Our outdoor learning environment includes classrooms and physical development facilities
- We maintain a 4:1 pupil-to-staff ratio in early years settings
- Our safeguarding team includes five trained professionals with specific roles
- We provide 30 hours of weekly nursery education for eligible children
What people say
Nurturing environment
Dedicated staff
Engaging curriculum
Strong community
Positive social skills
Services
Nursery Education
Our nursery class provides 30 hours of weekly education for 3-4 year olds, following the Master the Curriculum Scheme. The program focuses on foundational skills through play-based learning in a purpose-built environment with dedicated teaching assistants.
Primary Education
We deliver the National Curriculum through engaging, cross-subject learning experiences. Our approach combines White Rose Maths, Little Wandle phonics, and Read to Write literacy programs, supported by specialist teachers for subjects like music and PE.
Breakfast Club
Our breakfast club offers supervised care from 8:50am, providing a structured start to the school day. Children enjoy nutritious breakfast options and pre-school activities in a safe, welcoming environment.
Outdoor Learning
Spacious grounds feature outdoor classrooms, a trim trail, and an amphitheatre. These facilities support hands-on learning across subjects, promoting physical development and environmental awareness through practical experiences.
Family Learning
We offer family learning sessions to strengthen home-school partnerships. These interactive workshops help parents support their children's education through shared activities and curriculum insights.
People
Amanda Edwards
Head Teacher
With extensive leadership experience, Amanda oversees school strategy and educational standards. She ensures high-quality teaching across all year groups and maintains strong community partnerships.
Mrs Ullein
Deputy Headteacher
As Deputy Headteacher and English Lead, Mrs Ullein supports curriculum development and staff training. She specialises in literacy instruction and school improvement planning.
Miss Hughes
EYFS Lead
Miss Hughes leads early years education, focusing on foundational skills development. She coordinates nursery and reception teaching to ensure smooth transitions and consistent pedagogy.
Mrs Grigg
Deputy Headteacher
Mrs Grigg supports school operations and staff development. She plays a key role in safeguarding and maintains high standards across all educational programs.
Pam Thompson
School Business Manager
Pam manages administrative operations and serves as primary contact for families. She coordinates school communications and ensures efficient organisational support.
Questions
What age groups do you cater for?
We provide education for children aged 3 to 11, including nursery, reception, and key stages 1 and 2.
What curriculum do you follow?
Our curriculum follows the National Curriculum with specialist programs in maths, phonics, and literacy, plus outdoor and values-based learning.
What facilities do you have?
We have two main buildings with spacious classrooms, outdoor learning areas, trim trails, an amphitheatre, and specialist spaces for music and PE.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our Lilac and Fir Cones classes provide tailored support with specialist teachers and teaching assistants for children with learning difficulties.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer residential trips, after-school clubs, family learning sessions, and enrichment activities across arts, sports, and STEM subjects.
How do you ensure child safety?
We maintain rigorous safeguarding practices with trained staff, a listening culture, and regular safety education through our PSHE curriculum.
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