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NCEA Warkworth C OF E Primary
Welcome
Warkworth Church of England Primary sits at the heart of our idyllic Northumbrian village, welcoming children aged 2–11 into a warm, nurturing community. Rooted in Christian values with an unconditional welcome to all, we deliver a rich, knowledge-driven curriculum with exacting academic standards, preparing pupils for a lifetime of intellectual curiosity.
Our staff employ research-backed, rigorous teaching methods and uphold the highest expectations to cultivate deep cultural and academic capital in every child, honouring their God-given potential. Beyond the classroom, our Forest School, wonderful outdoor provision, river kayaking and multiple residentials foster resilience, wonder and a profound love of nature.
My personal mission – shared by every member of our team – is to ensure this school exemplifies the exacting standard we would choose for our own children. We champion the whole child, nurturing articulate, courageous advocates for a kinder world, and equip them with the knowledge and skills to flourish well beyond their primary years.
I look forward to welcoming you and showcasing our extraordinary school in action.Mr Jonathan Booth MRes MA (Cantab) – Headteacher
Read More"Not tossed with the waves, but speaking the truth in love, we will grow."
"“Love yourself, Love each other and Love the world.”"
Let’s get social
Minecraft continues to be a highly popular platform for children, combining creativity, problem-solving and social interaction.
While the game can offer positive opportunities for learning and play, features such as public servers, multiplayer modes and in-game communication can create safeguarding challenges.
Our latest #WakeUpWednesday guide supports educators and parents in understanding these risks and helping children play more safely.
The guide explores:
• Public server communication and contact with unknown players
• Griefing, disruptive behaviour and online conflict
• In-game spending and subscription costs
• Addictive gameplay loops and balanced screen time
• Safer settings, private servers and suitable game modes
With clear, practical advice, the guide helps adults set boundaries, encourage safer choices and support responsible Minecraft use.
Access the guide: vist.ly/54tfx
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Little Owls have had so much fun this week learning about 'Goldilocks and The Three Bears' They have made bear houses to prevent Goldilocks coming back, they turned into Goldilocks and all had a taste of the three bears porridge too. ... See MoreSee Less
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SATs are complete ✅
A huge well done to our AMAZING Year 6 children! They have made everyone incredibly proud this week with their hard work, determination, resilience and positive attitude! ⭐️
As a well-deserved treat, they also received their leavers’ hoodies 😊 A big thank you to Friends of Warkworth for contributing towards the cost — we are so grateful for your continued support ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 4 have been enjoying netball in PE!
They have been practising their passing, teamwork, defending and skills while having lots of fun. Well done, Year 4! 🌟👏 ... See MoreSee Less
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Last week, Year 3 made delicious vegetable tarts! As part of their learning, they explored seasonal foods and practised safe cutting skills using the bridge and claw techniques. 🍅🥦🧀 ... See MoreSee Less
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On Tuesday, Year 2 enjoyed a trip to Amble! During their visit, they explored both physical and human features for Geography, discovered what Amble has to offer as a seaside holiday destination, and learned about working life at the hatchery with Bart, as well as Jeff’s roles as a mechanic, volunteer, and coxswain with the RNLI lifeboats. All of the children were wonderfully behaved and were fantastic ambassadors for the school! 📍😊🌍 ... See MoreSee Less
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As part of Year 5’s Science unit on ‘Living Things’, the children have been busy planting herbs and observing the life cycles of animals in our local environment 🪴🐞🐛 ... See MoreSee Less
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Reception Robins worked collaboratively to draw, cut, and paint a castle, carefully labelling its key features as part of their ‘Castles and Knights’ topic 🏰 ... See MoreSee Less
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How lucky are we to have our own castle just over the road! Reception are learning all about castles this term and what better way to learn about them, than experiencing them first hand 🏰 ... See MoreSee Less
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