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Trusted Primary Education in Willersey, Worcestershire
Willersey Church of England Primary School has long been recognised for providing a nurturing and secure foundation for children during their crucial early years of education. Our dedicated and enthusiastic staff work collaboratively to cultivate a community of confident, self-driven young individuals who appreciate the importance of family, community, and spiritual values. We deliver the National Curriculum as a framework to ensure every child, regardless of background or ability, has equitable access to high-quality education.

Our approach encourages each student to achieve their full potential, fostering self-worth and mutual respect. We emphasize the interconnectedness of individuals and cultures while preparing children for the future through modern technology and innovative teaching methods, all within a traditional setting surrounded by natural beauty.
Services
Primary Education Forest School SEN Support After-School Clubs Parental Workshops
Highlights and features
  • Our experienced staff prioritise individual learning needs within a supportive environment.
  • We integrate modern technology with traditional educational values for holistic development.
  • A strong focus on community, respect, and spiritual awareness enriches student growth.
  • Forest School sessions and outdoor learning enhance practical and social skills.
  • Regular parental engagement opportunities strengthen home-school partnerships.
What people say
Caring staff Excellent SEN support Engaging outdoor learning Strong parental involvement
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education programme delivers the National Curriculum through tailored instruction, ensuring children develop core academic skills and social confidence. We focus on individual progress within a collaborative classroom environment. Our approach balances structured learning with creative exploration to prepare students for future educational stages.
Forest School
Forest School sessions provide hands-on outdoor experiences that build resilience, teamwork, and environmental awareness. Qualified instructors guide activities like shelter-building, nature observation, and risk assessment in a safe woodland setting. These sessions complement classroom learning by fostering practical problem-solving and physical development.
SEN Support
We offer targeted support for children with special educational needs through individualised learning plans and small-group interventions. Our SENCo works closely with teachers and external specialists to create inclusive environments. Regular progress reviews ensure tailored strategies adapt to evolving student requirements.
After-School Clubs
After-school clubs extend learning opportunities through sports, arts, and academic enrichment activities. These sessions encourage skill development in areas like coding, drama, and team sports under staff supervision. Clubs operate weekly during term time with varied seasonal offerings.
Parental Workshops
Parental workshops provide guidance on supporting children's learning at home through literacy, numeracy, and emotional well-being strategies. Sessions include practical demonstrations and resource-sharing to strengthen home-school collaboration. Events occur bi-termly with flexible scheduling options.
People
Mr M Jackson
Head Teacher and SENCo
Mr Jackson leads our school with over 15 years of primary education experience. He specialises in inclusive learning strategies and oversees SEN provision, ensuring every child receives tailored support.
Mrs C Brooks
School Administrator
Mrs Brooks manages administrative operations with 10 years of school coordination experience. She serves as the first point of contact for parental inquiries and daily organisational matters.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We cater to children aged 4-11 years across our Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 and 2.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SENCo develops individualised learning plans with regular progress reviews, supported by trained teaching assistants and external specialists.
Are school meals provided?
Nutritious hot meals are available daily, with options for special dietary requirements through prior arrangement.
Can parents visit the school?
Open mornings occur twice yearly, with individual tours available by appointment through our school office.
What outdoor facilities do you have?
Our grounds include a Forest School area, playing fields, and secure playgrounds with climbing equipment and sports courts.
How do you communicate with families?
We use weekly newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, and a digital portal for real-time updates on school events and child progress.