White Mere Community Primary School

Who enjoyed the Carnival? We all did and we were delighted by the turn out of parents, carers, grandparents, aunties, uncles, cousins, friends - you name it they were here! We have taken millions (well maybe just hundreds) of photographs - here are just a few but watch this space for more.

Thank you to all of the children, staff and parents who made the afternoon so enjoyable and we will do it all again next year!

"...the school has made satisfactory progress in making improvements and good progress in demonstrating a better capacity for sustained improvement." Mr Neil HMI 2010

"The school has made clear progress with many of the issues identified by the last inspection and now has the determination and specialist expertise to deal with the key remaining weakness" Mr Neil HMI 2010

White Mere Monitoring HMI Visit 2010.pdf

"The overall effectiveness of D&T is good. Lessons are planned well to meet the needs and D&T capabilities of all the different groups of pupils. Teachers' subject knowledge is secure and good use is made of appropriate resources to support pupils' learning. All staff work closely and effectively as a team to move learning forward and individual help for pupils is a strong feature. High-quality questioning by teachers and support staff ensures pupils of all abilities are challenged to think and work creatively when designing." Mr Hancock HMI 2009

White Mere Subject Ofsted Visit 2009.pdf

On 19th March 2010 the children at White Mere Community Primary School took part in a Hula-Hoopathon. The children were sponsored to raise money for Sports Relief. The Hula Hooping event was an amazing success with a grand total of over £800 being raised for Sports Relief.

A big Thank You to all those involved!