Term Dates

Westcott Primary School Term Dates – 2023/2024

2023-24AutumnSpringSummer
OpenTuesday 5th September 2023Tuesday 9th January 2024Tuesday 9th April 2024
Close Half TermThursday 26th October 2023Friday 9th February 2024Friday 24th May 2024
OpenMonday 6th November 2023Tuesday 20th February 2024Wednesday 5th June 2024
End Of TermThursday 21st December 2023Friday 22nd March 2024Thursday 18th July 2024

Westcott Primary School Term Dates – 2024/2025
2024-2025        * Also closed Monday 5th May, 2025 Bank Holiday Monday
Autumn Spring Summer
Open Wednesday 4th September Tuesday 7th January Wednesday 23rd April
Close Half Term Thursday 24th October Friday 14th February Friday 23rd May
Open Monday 4th November Tuesday 25th February Wednesday 4th June
End of Term Friday 20th December Friday 4th April Friday 18th July

‘I like that both my children are supported and happy in school. Its great that I am able to speak with teachers and time is always made for parents.’

Parent testimonials

‘The school always provides up to date information about what the children have been doing on Twitter.’

Parent testimonials

‘Parents and carers are supportive of the school, and staff are positive about their work.’

Ofsted

‘I like the Westcott Award Assemblies not just for the children’s sake but I like to come in and see them showcase their achievements. Its great to see them looking proud and happy.’

Parent testimonials

‘Pupils demonstrate the school’s values and have a strong understanding of different faiths and cultures.’

Ofsted

‘Approachability of teachers and support staff is great, I’ve never felt that I’ve been too much trouble when needing to speak to staff.’

Parent testimonials

‘The choice of after school and lunchtime activities is great. The reward assemblies are also a great idea.’

Parent testimonials

‘The wider curriculum provides exciting learning opportunities but needs better sequencing.’

Ofsted

‘ Pupils’ behavior is good, with positive attitudes to learning and effective management of behavior.’

Ofsted

‘The school has improved outcomes, particularly in reading, writing, and mathematics.’

Ofsted

‘Funding for pupils with SEND is used effectively, and the trust provides valuable support.’

Ofsted

‘Leaders in English and mathematics have raised the quality of teaching and achievement.’

Ofsted

‘The early years setting is good, and children make good progress.’

Ofsted

‘Middle leaders have identified strengths and areas for improvement and have made an immediate impact.’

Ofsted

‘All pupils, including disadvantaged and SEND students, are making improved progress.’

Ofsted

‘My child has progressed very well and is always happy when leaving school and ready to start the next day.’

Parent testimonials

‘Pupils have positive attitudes towards learning, and teachers use effective questioning and support.’

Ofsted

‘Governors provide effective support and challenge to senior leaders.’

Ofsted

‘Current assessment shows that the majority of Key Stage 2 pupils are meeting expectations.’

Ofsted

‘Westcott is a lovely school. I feel like my children have really progressed whilst being here.’

Parent testimonials

‘It is a well kept school with a calm and positive environment for the children to learn in. Always looking for ways to improve.’

Parent testimonials

‘The school promotes pupils’ personal development and welfare effectively.’

Ofsted

‘Safeguarding arrangements are effective, and leaders work with agencies to support families.’

Ofsted

‘Teaching and learning are good, with some areas being exceptionally strong.’

Ofsted

‘Vocabulary development is a focus, and teaching is adapted for pupils with SEND.’

Ofsted

‘Pupils enjoy coming to school and have a secure understanding of British values.’

Ofsted

‘Detailed plans for school improvement are in place and funding is used effectively.’

Ofsted

‘Expert leadership in English and mathematics has improved pupil learning.’

Ofsted

‘Pupil support from teaching assistants is of high quality.’

Ofsted

‘PE and sport funding has raised the profile of physical education.’

Ofsted