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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
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Music and singing is a fundamental part of life at Warkworth Primary 🎻🎶
From whole-class instrumental tuition to private sessions, pupils benefit from expert teaching and guidance from our Trust Music Coordinator @nceaprimarymusic 💚
Our End of Year Music Awards celebrated the commitment, resilience and excellence of some of our young musicians.
Congratulations to all of this year’s award winners. We hope their success encourages even more pupils to take advantage of the opportunities our music provision has to offer.
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A huge thank you to everyone who supported our Summer Fair and to the Friends of Warkworth for organising it 💚Were you one of the lucky raffle winners at our summer fair!? Thank you to everyone who bought tickets and to the amazing donors
We know lots of you were unable to stay for the draw so here is the full list of prize winners. Prize winners who have not already collected their prize will be notified. Prizes can be collected from the school office during school hours.
1. £100 Smyths Toys - 2933 C Jones/Harry Currell
2. £100 smyths - 1168 Larson Brennan
3. Fearless Adventure voucher - 2697 Gill Stones
4. £50 Brass Bee voucher - 1823 Phil Robinson
5. Nail Artist Academy - 2891 Robin Walsh-Johnson
6. Whitehouse Farm - 2989 Becca Burton
7. Alnwick Garden - 2770 Paul & Carole Westfield
8. Alnwick Castle - 0194 Mrs Coils
9. £50 Costa skincare - 1951 Jennifer Owen
10. Unicycle - 0512 Hallie Tait
11. Bamburgh Castle - 1009 Enid Taylor
12. Northumberland Zoo - 0625 Joanna Dil
13. £25 Bee & Botanist - 0851 Jackie Tait
14. Balance bike - 0138 Phil Robinson
15. Dunstanburgh Golf - 2049 Yaz H
16. Tea & Cake - 0549 Claire Gelson
17. Warkworth Golf - 1107 Margot Armitage
18. Buston Crisps - 0074 Bobbi Gelson
19. Beamish - 2508 A Price
20. £20 Amazon voucher & pet basket - 1912 Mel H
21. Staff Hamper - 1938 Jane Reed
22. Camera - 1748 Gibbs
23. £25 Railway Inn - 0867 Amber Morrison
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Not to brag, but we have the best backyard in Northumberland… 🌊
Having beautiful beaches and castles right on our doorstep means the world to our children. We love that our pupils from across the region- from Amble, Acklington, Broomhill and Hadston to Widdrington and Swarland - can take time away from the classroom to have fun on the beach with their friends 🏖️
Looking for a primary school in Northumberland? We have spaces for pupils aged 2-11! Call us to arrange your school tour or to find out more about what makes Warkworth C of E Primary School so unique! 💚
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Every child deserves to pursue their talent and passion… ✨🎶
We believe every child should have the opportunity to discover and develop their talents. Our Year 1 to Year 3 choir builds on our music curriculum to offer extra opportunities to those who love to sing or perform. Our pupil’s get the chance to work as a team, enjoy different genres of music and build their confidence in front of an audience.
Yesterday afternoon, the choir performed in front of friends and families. It was a pleasure to see their confidence and enthusiasm.
A huge well done to all involved, we are so proud of you! 💚
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What better way to celebrate England’s victory over Mexico last night than by taking the England flag up an ancient Northumbrian hillfort? 🥾⛰️
Years 5 and 6 headed to the stunning Ingram Valley for a walk of around 6 miles racking up around 13,000 steps and the equivalent of 50 floors climbed.
Our route took us to Brough Law, where the children stood proudly with the England flag and the Warkworth School flag, looking out across spectacular Northumberland scenery.
The day brought together so much of what makes learning memorable: Anglo-Saxon history, OS map work, nature, challenge, teamwork and spirituality.
We enjoyed lunch beside the River Breamish before finishing with a peaceful visit to the church in Ingram, taking time for stillness, awe and gratitude.
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🏀 Years 4 and 5 enjoyed a fantastic visit to Dame Allan's Schools in Newcastle this week, as part of our partnership work with other high-performing schools across the region: sharing expertise, learning from one another and giving our pupils access to exceptional opportunities beyond their own school gates.
🧪 The children made full use of Dame Allan’s specialist facilities for a STEM workshop themed around basketball, combining science, technology, teamwork and sport in a wonderfully engaging way.
🎟️ There was also a competition for some children to win tickets to a Newcastle Eagles match — but, because of the children’s exceptional behaviour and attitude, every single child was awarded tickets.
A member of staff from Dame Allan’s emailed the headteacher especially later to say:
“The pupils were such a credit to the school - they were so engaged and polite, not to mention funny! I had some lovely conversations with some of the pupils. They were just great.”
🌟 We are very proud of how beautifully the children represented Warkworth: curious, articulate, polite and full of enthusiasm. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our Year 4 and 5 pupils had a wonderful visit to the Laing Art Gallery, where they spent time looking carefully, thinking deeply and speaking thoughtfully about the works of art around them.
Art has a unique power to make us feel, question, notice and exchange ideas and it was a real joy to hear the children respond with such curiosity, confidence and insight.
As always, the children represented Warkworth beautifully. They were respectful, engaged and full of thoughtful observations, making our mini pilgrimage into the world of art all the more memorable. ... See MoreSee Less
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✨Year 6 - Year 7 Transition Day 1
What a fantastic start to the day for our new pupils! 🎉
After a warm welcome from our staff, pupils attended an assembly led by our Headteacher, Mr Andriot. He shared our vision for the exciting new school building, spoke about our school values and virtues, and outlined the high expectations we have for every member of our school community.
Pupils have now met their form tutors and enjoyed a tour of the school site. Throughout the day, they will be taking part in a range of activities designed to help them settle in, make new friends, and get to know our wonderful staff.
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Screens are now part of everyday family life, but for very young children, clear and predictable boundaries can help screen time feel calm rather than constant.
Our latest #WakeUpWednesday guide shares practical advice for families, nurseries and early years settings on supporting healthier digital habits for under-fives.
The guide covers:
• Choosing age-appropriate content
• Protecting bedtime routines
• Keeping devices in shared spaces
• Co-viewing and talking about what children see
• Using simple scripts and transition warnings
• Modelling balanced device use as adults
With supportive tips and realistic routines, this guide helps adults manage screen time with greater confidence.
Read the guide here: vist.ly/59nif
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