Wigmore Primary School would like to wish all who observe a blessed and peaceful Ash Wednesday and month of Lent✨🙏🏻✝️

We are immensely proud of our yr.5/6 athletics team who finished 2nd overall at the county sportshall athletics finals. Pupils have trained so hard and pushed themselves to constantly improve and all their hard work paid off by winning silver. We are so proud of whole team.

Mr Johnston invited the Year 2 number bond champions to his office today for juice and biscuits. He wanted to congratulate them for all of their hard work and determination. These children passed every level of the year group challenge! Well done all.

In Year 3, children have enjoyed making and using their own bookmark for World Book Day

Children in Year 5 and Year 3 had a book-nic with popcorn and both year groups got to share their favourite book and comic books that they made

Year 1 have been busy bees making monster origami bookmarks. They enjoyed using their bookmark whilst doing independent reading. Check out our masterpieces: 📚📖

Avengers assemble ⭐🦸💪 #worldbookday2025

In Year 1 children have been learning about an information text ‘Amazing Antelope’. They had a fantastic time exploring various newspapers and articles identifying its features for example, heading, subheading, facts/captions and photography

We have boundless curiosity and open mind at Wigmore!😊🧠 ✨Read all about it in Mr Johnston’s blog: wigmoreprimary.com/boundless-curi…

It’s Throwback Tuesday! For Children’s Mental Health Week, they did various activities on recognising different emotions. They enjoyed learning about growth mindset, breathing and calming strategies to help them regulate their emotions.

This term we are celebrating the value of Curiosity at our school!

Wigmore Primary School would like to wish all those who observe, a happy Purim!✨🙏✡️

Welcoming a sunny spring here at Wigmore! ☀️🌱🤩Read all about it in Mr Johnston’s blog: wigmoreprimary.com/sunny-spring/

Huge congratulations to all the wigmore pupils who competed in this afternoons cross country relays. Pupils performed outstandingly and they all won medals with the final results being - Yr.5 boys = 3rd bronze Yr.5 girls = 1st gold Yr.6 girls = 2nd silver Yr.6 boys = 1st gold

For their D.T. Food topic this half term, Year 2 decided to sell the food they made at their Healthy Tuck Shop. They worked hard producing fruit salad pots, fruit kebabs and fruit pizzas this morning and sold them all on the playground at playtime.

Last night we hosted our first community Iftar. We listened to heartwarming speeches from Mr Johnston and our governor Mrs Phee, as well as hearing recitals of the Quran from some courageous Year 6 pupils. We then enjoyed a delicious meal together, after making our Dua’s.

Huge congratulations to 11 of our yr.3 pupils who completed their level 1 bikeability course this morning. As a school we love to see pupils using active travel.

Very proud of our yr.6 pupils, who led their first activity for our younger pupils. Over the last few weeks, pupils have been looking at values of a good leader, planning, differentiating making sure everyone is active and they delivered some fantastic events for all to enjoy.

It’s International Epilepsy Day! Today in assembly the children learnt all about epilepsy, if you would like to support Epilepsy Society, feel free to make a donation via the QR code. Thank you!

Oak class had a wonderful library session outside on the field. We grabbed our books, got comfortable and enjoyed the glorious sunshine.