At Warren Primary Academy, we put children at the heart of every decision and action we take. We offer innovative learning opportunities that will inspire curiosity, develop inquiring minds and maximise learning potential for all children. You will see an ambitious curriculum, which helps children to maximise their learning potential, ensuring they are empowered to be citizens of the future.
You will see an interconnected and creative focus to our curriculum: a sequential development of knowledge and skills, where all children will progress in their learning to enable individual aspirations to be achieved. By focusing on each child’s personal learning journey, we will maximum progress and long term learning for all children. Enrichment in the curriculum at Warren guarantees children develop vocabulary and skills.
Pupils will have been taught the dispositions and behaviours that enable them and others to listen, engage and contribute when being taught. You will see a culture of ‘perseverance’ and learning from mistakes. All children are encouraged to participate through verbal and non-verbal means as this develops an inclusive environment where everyone can achieve. You will see children who are encouraged to be independent, reflective, resilient and responsible for their learning and teachers who build strategies to help the children to evaluate their own work and others work so that they can identify their successes and next steps.
You will see children who develop important skills that enable them to excel in life: problem solving and self-belief; creativity and confidence; leadership, teamwork and collaboration so they can flourish whilst at school and beyond.
You will see a team limitless in our ambition for the children at Warren. By working in unison with parents and the wider community, we ensure that children are guided to make conscious, positive choices to achieve extraordinary things. We celebrate all children’s individual achievements, both in and beyond school. You will see us promote pride in personal and collective achievement and ensure that all pupils know the feelings that success evokes.
You will see children at Warren Primary Academy leave primary school believing anything is possible: opportunities are limitless. Each individual will see that they have endless potential and that they are the leaders of future generations to come.
We welcome you to visit our school and find out more about our Warren family.
Mrs Kellie Salam
Head of School
Year 2 had a fantastic time at @pizzaexpress in West Bridgford as a part of their class reward for their attendance last half term! They got to make their own pizzas and enjoy them with their grown ups for tea! Thank you to Mrs Neat for arranging this special reward for the children! #attendance
Year 2 had a fantastic time at @pizzaexpress in West Bridgford as a part of their class reward for their attendance last half term! They got to make their own pizzas and enjoy them with their grown ups for tea! Thank you to Mrs Neat for arranging this special reward for the children! #attendance
Our Warren Academy gallery of Black Excellence – for our annual Black History Month art exhibition, we used the theme of ‘standing firm in power and pride’ to create work focused on professions in black history. Each class were given a profession and a key famous person, then worked together as a class to learn about and represent their person through an artistic display. From Walter Tull to Chioma Nandi, the children learnt about their impact on fashion, football, war, comic book design & illustrstion, as well as much more. Parents and carers then filled the hall at the end of today to view our amazing outcomes and learn more about these influential figures in black history. @bhm_uk @ibhmuk @blackhistorystudies @refugeeweekuk @careersweek @mynottingham #blackhistorymonthuk #blackhistorymonth❤️🖤💚 @chiomannadi @louisarmstrongofficial @dwayneglennmcduffie @oscar_micheaux
Our Warren Academy gallery of Black Excellence – for our annual Black History Month art exhibition, we used the theme of ‘standing firm in power and pride’ to create work focused on professions in black history. Each class were given a profession and a key famous person, then worked together as a class to learn about and represent their person through an artistic display. From Walter Tull to Chioma Nandi, the children learnt about their impact on fashion, football, war, comic book design & illustrstion, as well as much more. Parents and carers then filled the hall at the end of today to view our amazing outcomes and learn more about these influential figures in black history. @bhm_uk @ibhmuk @blackhistorystudies @refugeeweekuk @careersweek @mynottingham #blackhistorymonthuk #blackhistorymonth❤️🖤💚 @chiomannadi @louisarmstrongofficial @dwayneglennmcduffie @oscar_micheaux
‘This is so good!’ The children are loving the first day of OPAL play. The Warren Team have again stopped at nothing to try and provide as many fun activities and opportunities as they can to make lunchtimes as enjoyable as possible for the children.
‘This is so good!’ The children are loving the first day of OPAL play. The Warren Team have again stopped at nothing to try and provide as many fun activities and opportunities as they can to make lunchtimes as enjoyable as possible for the children.
Year 1 have been busy with their learning at home! They have been set creative homework task set to their topic All About Us and have been using lots of different elements of nature to create their projects! Well done Year 1! #curriculum #enrichment #homework
Year 1 have been busy with their learning at home! They have been set creative homework task set to their topic All About Us and have been using lots of different elements of nature to create their projects! Well done Year 1! #curriculum #enrichment #homework