At Wylam First School, we have the highest of expectations and aspirations for all of our learners. This is driven through our innovative and creative curriculum which supports all pupils to succeed, nurtures individual talents and is built on strong partnerships.

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I am very proud to welcome you to Wylam First School. Our school has a strong family ethos where we work in collaboration with parents and partners to ensure that our curriculum is ambitious and that learning is challenging, relevant and fun, and fully prepares our pupils for their next stage in education and beyond. Wylam First School is a successful school and this success is down to the hard work and commitment of the staff, pupils, parents and governors.

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The children have been practicing their T4W text since returning back to school and have shown great expression and enthusiasm. ... See MoreSee Less

Year 4 have been enjoying dressing up in history today. The children have enjoyed sharing some of their family history about the war and have brought in a range of coins and letters. ... See MoreSee Less

Year 4 have been enjoying dressing up in history today. The children have enjoyed sharing some of their family history about the war and have brought in a range of coins and letters.

Year 1 have welcomed some lovely people to our classroom this week. Firstly we had a visit from Rachel from The Dog’s Trust to teach us all about how to approach dogs and what to do if we don’t want attention from dogs. Then today Rosie joined us to talk about how to stay healthy and the difference between medicine now and in the 1800’s. We are so grateful to our wonderful visitors for making our sessions so fun and interesting. ... See MoreSee Less

Year 1 have welcomed some lovely people to our classroom this week.  Firstly we had  a visit from Rachel from The Dog’s Trust to teach us all about how to approach dogs and what to do if we don’t want attention from dogs.  Then today Rosie joined us to talk about how to stay healthy and the difference between medicine now and in the 1800’s.  We are so grateful to our wonderful visitors for making our sessions so fun and interesting.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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