Woodbridge Primary School | We teach more than the curriculum...

Confidence

Curiosity

Creativity

Commitment

Consideration

Communication

Craftsmanship

Welcome to Woodbridge Primary School, located close to the River Deben in the beautiful town of Woodbridge, Suffolk. Together with our nursery, Little Willows, we pride ourselves on ‘Teaching more than the Curriculum’. We base our school life around the principles of our 7 Cs: Confidence; Curiosity; Creativity; Consideration; Commitment; Communication and Craftsmanship. We hope our website gives you an insight into our happy community. Please contact us if you require further information or if you need any part of this website as a paper version.

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Reception 2022

Is your child due to start reception in September 2022? The deadline for applications is Saturday 15th January. If you’d like to know more about our school, then please get in touch with your questions – we’d love to hear from you.

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Y4 w/c 17th January

Y6

21st January 2022

Y4 w/c 17th January We found creative ways to read and create dichotomous keys. In art, we explored wax resistance with Brusho.

Y5 w/c 17th January

Science, Y5

21st January 2022

Y5 w/c 17th January To celebrate this beautiful sunny Friday, we had a go at making simple sundials from paper. We took them down to the playground to observe the shadows. They worked well to tell us the time.

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Little Willows is the nursery provision at Woodbridge Primary School. It is a 26 place nursery for children aged 3-4 years and offers a morning and afternoon session.

Willow Garden is Woodbridge Primary’s Wrap Around provision which offer a range of options and activities for both pre-schoolers and school-age children from 8am to 6pm.

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