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Woodchester Endowed Church of England Aided Primary School

Stroud, Gloucestershire - GL5 5PD

Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)

“We believe that school should be a place where children feel happy, safe, valued and inspired.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: Outstanding

Woodchurch Church of England Primary School

Ashford, Kent - TN26 3QJ

Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)

“Our school is proud of its friendly atmosphere, strong sense of community, and caring, inclusive environment. Guided by Christian values, we are committed to making sure every child feels safe, respected, and encouraged throughout their time with us.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: Good

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Quality of education: Good

Woodchurch CofE Primary School

Wirral, Wirral - CH49 7LS

Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)

“In our school, all children develop a deep knowledge and wide skill set in all subjects. Our curriculum encourages children to become curious, active and resilient learners. Children will know more, learn more and understand more.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: InadequateQuality of education: InadequateCategory of concern

Woodchurch High School

Wirral, Wirral - CH49 7NG

Year 7 - Year 11 (ages 11-16)

“In each of our year groups we give opportunities for pupils to apply for the role of Christian Values Rep.”

SecondaryEstablishedOfsted: Not judgedQuality of education: Good

Woodchurch Road Academy

Birkenhead, Wirral - CH42 9LJ

Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted report cardExpected ×7Expected in 7 areas

Woodcock Hill Primary School

Birmingham, Birmingham - B31 1BS

Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)

“Woodcock Hill Primary School will create a happy and nurturing environment where ambitions are unlimited.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: GoodQuality of education: Good

Woodcocks' Well CofE Primary School

Stoke-on-Trent, Cheshire East - ST7 3NQ

Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)

“We are clear that aspiration is at the centre of everything we do and are guided by our school vision statement “Discovering a world of wonder, empowered by God’s spirit.” At Woodcocks' Well we foster children's growth from the smallest seed to the tallest tree, as in the parable of the Mustard…”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted report cardExpected ×6Needs attention ×1Expected in 6 areas, Needs attention in 1 area

Woodcot Primary School

Gosport, Hampshire - PO13 0SG

Nursery - Year 6 (ages 2-11)

“At Woodcot, we have high aspirations for our children. Through our learning values of independence, resilience and consideration, we will enable them to become successful, confident, motivated learners who achieve high standards and become responsible citizens.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: Not judgedQuality of education: Requires improvement

Woodcote High School

Coulsdon, Croydon - CR5 2EH

SecondarySixth formEstablishedOfsted: Good

Woodcote Primary School

Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire - LE65 1JX

Year 1 - Year 6 (ages 5-11)

“We have two Special Educational Needs Enhanced Resource Bases (ERBs), Cherry Blossom House and Elm Class, attached to our school. Cherry Blossom House supports up to ten children with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: GoodQuality of education: Good

Woodcote Primary School

Reading, Oxfordshire - RG8 0QY

Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)

“Woodcote village lies in South Oxfordshire and the school nestles next to Langtree Secondary School where most of our children move on to year 7. We have the Acorns Pre-school on site and Woodcote Pre-school across the village green and have good links with both of these settings.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: Good

Woodcote Primary School

Coulsdon, Croydon - CR5 2ED

Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)

“Woodcote is a community with a positive ethos. We take pride in our community and all children are encouraged to do their best in a positive, hardworking, learning environment.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: Not judgedQuality of education: Good

Woodcroft Academy

Leek, Staffordshire - ST13 8JG

Nursery - Year 4 (ages 3-9)

“Woodcroft Academy is based on the firm belief that everyone has the potential to achieve and succeed.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: Good

Woodcroft Nursery School

Chelmsford, Essex - CM2 9UB

Nursery - Reception (ages 2-5)

“We are an experienced and caring team including qualified school teachers and Nursery Nurses committed to providing a rich and inclusive curriculum.”

NurseryEstablishedOfsted: Good

Woodcroft Primary

Waterlooville, Hampshire - PO8 9QD

Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)

“At the heart of Woodcroft is a commitment to nurturing the whole child. As a Thrive-based school, we place wellbeing at the centre of our approach.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: GoodQuality of education: Good

Woodcroft Primary School

EDGWARE, Barnet - HA8 0QF

Nursery - Year 6 (ages 2-11)

“Together we aim for all pupils, parents/carers and staff, to increase their participation within our school.”

PrimaryEstablishedOfsted: Good

Woodeaton Manor School

Oxford, Oxfordshire - OX3 9TS

Year 3 - Year 13 (ages 7-18)

Not applicableEstablishedOfsted: InadequateQuality of education: InadequateCategory of concern

Wooden Hill Primary and Nursery School

Bracknell, Bracknell Forest - RG12 8DB

Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)

“Well done to our fantastic team of Year 5 and 6 who competed in the Young People in Sport Primary School Athletics Championship this week at Palmer Park. The Wooden Hill team put in a brilliant effort, landing them a well deserved 6th place out of 17 competing schools. 🏃🏆”

PrimaryEstablishedNo rating on record

Woodfall Primary and Nursery School

Neston, Cheshire West and Chester - CH64 4BT

Nursery - Year 6 (ages 2-11)

“Here at Woodfall, we aim to maintain a school with uniformly high standards, clear expectations and maximum time given to teaching and learning. Our staff are a dedicated team who go that extra mile to support children in reaching their full potential.”

PrimarySince 2005Ofsted: Not judgedQuality of education: Good

Woodfield Academy

Redditch, Worcestershire - B98 7HH

Year 5 - Year 8 (ages 9-13)

“Pupils feel that each one of them adds value to Woodfield as we promote ‘Inclusive Attendance’ as a means of involving every pupil in all that we do. This ethos means that pupils will attend more regularly if everything offered to them is of the highest quality.”

Middle deemed secondarySince 2001Ofsted: Not judgedQuality of education: Requires improvement