“Pupils’ behaviour is exemplary and they enjoy their learning, particularly in mathematics and reading. They appreciate the work that their teachers do to make learning fun and take pride in their successes.”
Welcome
Welcome to Blaydon West Primary School
Blaydon West Primary School is a very friendly school where children are encouraged to become confident, caring and articulate to enable them to reach their full potential.
At Blaydon West Primary School we always put children first. This aim is at the heart of our vision. Every child is unique. Every child deserves the opportunity to be happy, feel valued and experience success.
This website provides information about our school, its aims, curriculum and activities. I hope it will give you a “feel” for the life and work of the school.
You are, of course, very welcome to look around the school yourself. Please contact Maureen Nacey on 4143286 if you would like to arrange a convenient time.
Mr Simon Brown, Head Teacher
Twitter @blaydon_west
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School News
Alnwick Castle
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We are going on a bug hunt …
Friday News – 15/6/2018
Friday News - 15.6.18
A Visit to the Safety Works
On Thursday Years 4,5 and 6 had an interesting time at the Safety Works Newcastle. They met the transport police, a St John Ambulance volunteer and a fire officer who all talked to them about keeping themselves safe over the summer. One of the best things about it was...
Boogie bird at Blaydon Library
Blaydon library invited our Nursery class to share a story titled 'A busy day for birds.' It was fun bouncing soft toy birds on the lycra. We sat and listened to the story very well indeed and were all given a copy of the book to take...
Friday News – 8/6/2018
Friday News - 8.6.18
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